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Operating System Virtualization Creates Multiple Isolated "Virtual Private Servers"

AHPHosting Bundles ColdFusion 8 Pro with Quad Core Virtuozzo VPS Servers Offering

Nov. 7, 2007 11:30 AM

A hosting provider for 12 years, formerly as CFHosting.net and FusionFX.net, AHPHosting has made available an offering that uses SWSoft.com's Virtuozzo software for Virtual Private Servers (VPS) with Windows 2003 on Intel Quad Core Servers bundled with a custom software package, including the ColdFusion 8 Pro or enterprise versions with the SmarterTools.com Software Bundle.

"Running a Virtuozzo VPS from AHPHosting.net is a significant improvement over standard shared hosting," states Greg Hedgepath, President of AHPHosting, Inc.

Virtualization creates a better ROI," he adds. "Since each server has its own independent Remote Desktop Admin access and IP addresses, each VPS is more secure than a dedicated stand alone server would be. In addition, each VPS is isolated from the other servers on the machine, making it impossible for one VPS to adversely affect another, or for an administrator of one VPS to access the core OS or any of the IDEs on another VPS."

AHPHosting.net was the very first to offer Windows 2003, ColdFusion 8 and SmarterTools.com Bundles with Virtuozzo on Intel based Quad Core servers, Hedgepath notes.

Full details of this offer are available here. AHP guarantees that no more than 20 VPS's will be loaded per Quad Core VPS node. The Smartertools suite includes The 1 domain editions of SmarterMai4l, SmarterStats3 and SmarterTicket software.

Published Nov. 7, 2007 — Reads 6,948
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