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April 08, 2013

Inerol Solutions Unveils VPS Hosting Service

Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting services are ideal for small companies that want to host their websites in a secured server. In VPS, you get a server exclusively for your website, but without the expenses of having a dedicated server.

VPS hosting model works well for companies that do not have a huge amount of data on their server but want to have an exclusive space for their server. Unlike in the case of shared server, VPS server of one company does not share resources with that of the other, so it is secure and more efficient that shared servers.

Targeting the emerging businesses in the U.S and abroad, Inerol Solutions, a Florida based Web hosting firm, has launched the new Virtual Private Server Hosting (VPS) service on April 1, 2013. The VPS servers are available on both Windows and Linux operating systems.

“A VPS is a safe and convenient way to share and store information within a company, all without having to deal with the expense and space associated with setting up an on-site server,” said Inerol Solutions president and CEO, Robert Nikic.

Another advantage of Inerol Solutions’ VPS package is that it allows companies to migrate to larger packages as needs grow.

Nikic also said the company is planning to shift to Cloud VPS Hosting with OnAPP within the next year. Clients opting for Inerol Solutions’ VPS package will be automatically upgraded to the new service free of charge, Nikic said.

Currently Inerol Solutions VPS hosting plans start at $9.99 per month for both Windows and Linux platforms. The company is offering Windows-based hosting at the same price as Linux-based hosting, while many other hosting providers add the overhead of SPA licenses charges to the cost of hosting.

Inerol Solutions VPS service is compatible with a wide array of operating systems: Windows Server 2003 Standard, Widows Server 2008 Standard, CentOS 5.9 (64 BIT), CentOS 6.3 (64 BIT) w/ cPanel, CentOS 6.3 (64 BIT), Debian 6.0 (64 BIT), Fedora 17 (64 BIT), Fedora 18 (64 BIT), Slackware 13.1 (32 BIT), Slackware 14.0 (64 BIT), UBuntu 10.04 (64 BIT), and UBuntu 12.10 (64 BIT) – with more to come.

In another related development in VPS hosting, WiredTre announced significant upgrade to its VPS hosting with the introduction SSD caching, the latest R1Soft backups, and Parallels platform optimization. With these features, WiredTree customers will see page loading times decrease by as much as 75 percent.




Edited by Braden Becker
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