250 MB
of disk space
5 GB for transfer data
NO contract
1000 email accounts
Unlimited aliases
Catch All email account
Website statistics
Control Panel for Client Log-in
What is Web
Hosting?
Web Hosting refers to the server where your web
pages are housed.
Web sites are hosted in a multi-million dollar
network operations center (NOC). The NOC is a 24/7
facility with multiple loops of redundancy. See our
examples listed below. To guard against local power
failures, our NOC has two industrial-grade,
three-phase Liebert UPS systems. These act as
back-up batteries, maintaining uninterrupted power
in case of surges or power outages. With these
back-up systems in place, we can keep our network up
and running indefinitely without relying on external
power.
Redundant Power Supplies
Each server employs dual-redundant hot swap power
supplies. If a power supply were to fail, the server
would continue running with power from the alternate
supply. Meanwhile, alarms would alert a technician,
who would quickly restore redundancy. In the
meantime, servers and client sites would experience
no downtime.
Connected to Three Backbones
The NOC is connected to three tier 1 backbones. They
include Global Crossing, AT&T & Qwest. Each backbone
is made up of thousands of miles worth of fiber
optic cabling and multiple ATM nodes throughout the
world.
Network Redundancy
The NOC uses intelligent end-user routing software
called Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) between its
backbone providers. BGP identifies which path is the
most efficient for each data packet and then routes
the packet to its destination on the fastest path.
