| Web Hosting
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| Hosting Space |
Price |
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| 100 MB |
$140 / Year |
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| 50 MB |
$75 / Year |
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| 25 MB |
$40 / Year |
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| 10 MB |
$20 / Year |
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| If your requirement is
different, contact us. |
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| Features
Included with all Plans |
| CPanel |
| Shared
SSL |
| POP3
Email, Forwarders & Autoresponders |
| Webmail
(Horder, Neomail, SquirrelMail) |
| SpamAssassian |
| Mailing
Lists |
| FTP
Accounts |
| Subdomains |
| MySQL
Databases and Users |
| Addon
and Parked Domains |
| Visitor
Statistics(AWStats & Webalizer) |
| Access
to Error Logs |
| Fantastico
(One Click Script Installation) |
| SohoLaunch |
| PHP
version 4 and 5, Perl 5 |
| Frontpage
2002 Extensions |
| Web
Based File Manager |
| Full
Database and File Backups |
| Password
Protect Directories |
| Error
Pages |
| Chatroom
Scrpts |
| Bulletin
Board |
| Script
Library |
| Shopping
Cart Script |
| Cron
Jobs |
| Netwok
Tools |
| Mime
Types |
| Apache
Handlers |
| HotLink
Protection |
| Index
Manager |
| IP
Deny Manager |
| Statistics
Software Configuration |
| Image
Manager |
| Leech
Protect |
| RVSkin
Them Changer |
| Virus
Scan |
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| Data Center
and Network |
| Ther servers are located
in the world reknown One Wilshire Building, in Los Angeles,
California |
Where is my
website?
Your hosting account is located on a server. A server
is in many ways similar to the desktop pc you are sitting
at. However, it is designed to operate continually. More
than likely your desktop is using a version of windows.
Our servers, however do not use the Windows operating
system, instead, for increased stability and security
we use Linux. The server is then placed in one of the
cabinets shown, providing it a direct connection to the
internet. |
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The Environment
As servers run continuously, they generate a lot of heat.
Just think of how hot your desktop or notebook gets after
a couple of hours! In order to prevent this heat from
damaging the components of the server, the whole building
need to be kept at a very low temperature. Hence these
massive air-conditioning units. |
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Power
Obviously most (if not all) data centers run off utility
power, due to the high usage of power 24/7 they usually
have a direct dedicated cable to the local transformer.
However, as we all know, Utility power is not fail safe,
it tends to fail every now and again for one reason or
another. It is for this reason that a data center needs
a backup plan. Both datacenters have numerous Backup Diesel
Generators which can be used to power the facility should
the power fail. However, it takes time to get a generator
running so for this reason they also have Uninterruptible
Power Supply (UPS) which kicks in automatically should
utility power go down. UPS, is in simple terms a battery
supply capable of keeping the facility running for a period
of time. |
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Security
Within the Data Center environment, security must be taken
seriously. This involves both Physical and Network security.
The Data Center is a secure area, requiring authorized
access by fingerprint recognition, there is also 24/7
onsite security personal and hi-tech security monitoring
systems. |
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Fire
Due to the nature of a Data Center (high heat generation,
UPS, generators, large density of electrical components)
there is always a danger of a fire. As you can imagine,
a fire in a data center would be similar to a bull in…
(do I need to finish it?) For this reason both datacenters
have invested large sums of money in fire detection and
suppression systems. |
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