FreeBSD and Linux Managed Private Servers
Our FreeBSD and Linux
Managed Private Servers are the perfect solution for companies with high-traffic, resource-intensive Internet sites. The
MPS is a dedicated hosting solution comprised of hardware, software, and managed services. By outsourcing your hosting
requirements to us, you eliminate costly expenditures for administration teams, security, hardware equipment, bandwidth,
data backups, and connectivity. Most important, you'll have the freedom to concentrate on the success of your business
rather than worry about disk drives, routers, and switches.
Enjoy root access, multiple shell accounts, multiple domain hosting, enhanced security and the
ability to install your own applications. Managed Private Servers have all the
advantages of the FreeBSD VPS and
Linux VPS products, with the power and
flexibility of a dedicated server, including:
Features
- System Administration
- System administration services include server system configuration, software installation and configuration,
operating system trouble shooting and updates, security patches, and more.
- Data backups
- Our backup system includes RAID one disk-to-disk mirrors, hard disk backups, and tape backups. The hard disk
backup files are available to you whenever you need to access them via the getback utility.
- Power Backup Services
- Your MPS will have all the power backups--including automated battery backups and our redundant emergency power
supplies--provided in our premier data centers.
- Security
- Each MPS resides in a protected Verio Data Center. Potentially insecure
programs are disabled or removed, and our hacking alert system immediately notifies system administrators.
Details
| Managed Private Servers |
Setup |
Monthly |
| FreeBSD or Linux MPS v3 Basic |
$50.00 |
$274.95 |
| FreeBSD or Linux MPS v3 Pro ** |
$50.00 |
$349.95 |
| FreeBSD or Linux MPS v3 Pro Plus ** |
$50.00 |
$499.95 |
| Additional Bandwidth |
-- |
$.50 per GB
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| Additional IP Addresses |
-- |
$2.50 per IP/month
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Why Choose A Managed Private Server?
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