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We make back–up copies of your website content on a regular basis, which means that you never risk losing your own website files, applications, databases, emails, etc. on account of hack assaults or even accidental deleting on your end. In addition, through the File Manager integrated into the Web Control Panel, you will be able to create manual back–up copies of all your website content anytime. Simply specify and archive the folder(s) you wish to back up and our system will save it on your behalf in the location that you have indicated.

Website management has been now simplified. Our point–and–click Web Control Panel puts all standard web site handling procedures at your fingertips. You can upload files with simple drag & drop actions, manage all the settings of your domains and websites by one and the same location, transfer and register multiple domains, create and control multiple email mailbox accounts, control email list campaigns, set up MySQL databases, get SSL Certificates to protect your customers, etc.. Exhaustive stats will keep you updated on all visits and actions on your web sites.

We have utilized the latest cloud server technology when constructing our own hosting system, which is insusceptible to incidental service disturbances and outages. All of the services associated with your web site like DNSs, email messages, databases, web applications, etcetera are dealt with by different machines to ensure that even if there is an excessive load issue, your web site will still be working hassle–free.

In case you’d like to remain absolutely anonymous while surfing the World Wide Web, our company offers you a simple solution. With each of our shared website hosting packs, you’ll be able to gain VPN access. We’ll redirect your entire inbound and outbound Internet traffic through one of our virtual private network data centers, making your digital footprint untraceable. And you will acquire VPN access no matter what web–connected device you’re using.