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The World's Leader in Virtual Server Technology

The whole concept of a Virtual Server or Virtual Hosting (which is what most other hosting providers offer) is based on remote administration. Many small to medium sized business simply cannot afford to install a T1  into their office (let alone a DS3 or OC-3) and lay down the capital, time, and human resources necessary to maintain a dedicated connection to the Internet.
A Virtual Server allows you to have a dedicated presence on the Internet and maintain it remotely via a low cost dial-up connection.

We have several methods which you can use to remotely manage and administrate your Virtual Server. These methods are each presented below.

Virtual Administrator
The Virtual Administrator (VAdmin) is one of the most powerful and easy-to-use tools available to administer your Virtual Server.
The interface for VAdmin is rather intuitive. Simply select the type of activity you would like to perform from the list on the left, and all the available commands will be listed in the window on the right.. Select the command you wish to perform, and then fill in any required information, then press Execute.

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
You can also use FTP to upload content to or download from your Virtual Server. There are almost an innumerable amount of FTP clients available on the Internet (most are freeware or shareware) which you can use.

SSH
Because of our seasoned security experts, we are more than comfortable providing our clients with SSH access to their Virtual Servers (most other web hosting providers lack the confidence and expertise necessary to make their servers secure). Our "security hardened" server environment insures that your data (and our data) cannot be compromised by would be "crackers" or "misdirected" hackers.

Windows 95/NT File Sharing
The Windows File-Share support allows you to map your Virtual Server's home directory to your Windows 95 or NT desktop over the Internet. This is very nice interface for maintaining your Web site. After your Virtual Server's network drive is mapped, you simply need to "drag-and-drop" files to your Virtual Server. This feature also allows you to delete, copy, and move files on your Virtual Server as if it were a local drive.