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Email hosting provider Greatmail (greatmail.us) announced on Friday it now offers dedicated server hosting. The Linux based hosting packages are designed to support Web-enabled business, email, storage, and database applications.
Dedicated servers include firewall protection, round-the-clock monitoring, and managed support for hardware and software, and come fully equipped with Apache Web server, mod_perl, Qmail, Clam Antivirus, SpamAssassin and Mysql database.
Additionally, the dedicated servers include mirrored disk incremental 7-day backups, while off-site backups are available as an add-on feature. Starting at $250 per month, server pricing is based on processor speed, memory and storage.
Server configurations can be customized accordingly to match a client’s unique hosting requirements. Greatmail provides Web and email hosting through server clustering and raid storage, fully equipped with load balanced servers and Network Appliance file servers.
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