Installed
Software All
of our shared hosting plans come with access to the most
popular software packages available. Each of the programs
below offer stability, security, and speed. If you do
not see something that you absolutely need for your web
presence, let us know! We may be able to install it for
you. Email our sales department at: sales@iversit.com
for more information on custom software installation. |
CPanel
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CPanel is most widely known
for its ease of use and plethora of features. Not surprisingly,
it is one of the more expensive control panels on the
market, but we are positive that your reaction to total
site control at your fingertips is worth the added cost. |
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Microsoft Frontpage Server Extensions
Solid Unix-Style hosting
environment, user friendly Windows-Style interface.
With Frontpage server extensions installed on our servers,
we offer our clients the best of both worlds. |
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PHP 4.x
One of the most reliable,
fastest growing scripting languages in the world. We use
php for our own website due to its flexiblility, power,
and speed. |
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MySQL 3.x
In speed tests on the bench,
MySQL outperforms just about every database we've come
accross. It's speed and scalability are virtually unmatched.
This database platform supports the general relational
structure as well as common Oracle data types such as
BLOB and VARCHAR. |
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Perl 5.x
Our Perl installation includes
such necessities as CGI/Sendmail and many other well known
Modules (not including the Access ODBC). |
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AWStats Site Statistics
Package
By far the best statistical
program we could find, AWStats graphically displays the
amount of unique sites, referrers, transfer, daily and
monthly stats, most requested files, and, most importantly,
daily and monthly data transfer. All accounts come standard
with this package. |
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Redhat Linux
We could devote an entire
website to praises of Redhat Linux. It's reliable. It's
Fast. |
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Apache Webserver
One of the most popular
web servers on the Internet. It's no wonder why we use
Apache to handle all incoming http requests. |
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