LoginSupport.CMS.E-COMMERCE.E-BILLING.HOSTINGPlansSoftware-as-a-serviceTechnical details.E-MARKETINGBecome a partnerPartner supportLoginContactSitemapPressTerms and ConditionsData protection noticeImprintGlossary | .HOSTING plans- from the entry to the external server operation
The staged .HOSTING plans offer secure hosting services both for newcomers and for enterprises which want to drive their web servers externally. The scope of services contains features like: memory capacity, e-mail post-office boxes (POP3, IMAP4), e-mail transmission, e-mail auto responder, MX-Record (mail server), A-Record (web server), FTP access, web mailer, Catch-All post-office boxes, spam protection filter SpamAssassin, spam protection filter RealTime Blacklists, antivirus protection Clam AntiVirus, Perl, PHP, data base MySQL and web statistic. Mit der Veröffentlichung dieses Dokument verlieren alle vorherigen Versionen ihre Gültigkeit. Irrtümer und technische Änderungen vorbehalten.
.HOSTING S
The solution for newcomers
The ideal entrance to the first domain for private people, freelancers and small enterprises with low memory requirements.
.HOSTING M
A dynamic solution
An optimal solution for small and medium-sized enterprises and organisations with need of MySQL data bank, Perl and PHP.
.HOSTING L
Small middle class solution
An optimal solution for medium-sized enterprises and organisations with a high amount of assistants and high memory requirements.
.HOSTING X
The middle class solution
An optimal solution for medium-sized enterprises and organisations with an own Inhouse-Mailserver.
.HOSTING XL
Greater middle class solutions
The solution for medium-sized enterprises and organisations with an own Inhouse-Mailserver and high memory requirements.
.HOSTING Enterprise-Server
Full-Managed-Server
The solution for the bigger middle class with an existing own Inhouse-Mailserver and the wish for an own external web server.
.HOSTING XXL-Server
Full-Managed-Server
The solution for the bigger middle class with an existing own Inhouse-Mailserver and the wish for an own external web server.
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