New Dedicated Managed Server
Source: INTERNET WIRE
eSynch Corp. (OTC BB: ESYN), which has control of the voting and ownership rights of NACIO Systems, announced NACIO Systems has debuted a new Dedicated Managed Server (DMS) offering based on the latest Intel(R) Xeon(TM) dual-processor platform that features a fast 533 Mhz Front Side Bus for optimal server performance in database, e-commerce and application server roles. NACIO will offer the DMS 207 platform with either Windows 2000 Server or RedHat Linux as a turnkey, managed hosting solution, all covered by NACIO’s Service Level Agreement with guaranteed availability and uptime.
The new Intel(R) Xeon(TM) server platform allows NACIO to offer its managed hosting customers high levels of performance and fault tolerance that even small businesses can afford. The new DMS 207 managed server also features up to 12GB of memory and redundant power supplies for non-stop operation.
“This new dual-processor Xeon(TM) server meets a critical need for our customers who are asking for higher levels of performance to run complex Microsoft .NET and Java applications,” states Vince Conroy, CTO of NACIO. “This platform offers the ideal price vs. performance ratio for companies trying to deploy new solutions on a tight budget, and it’s expandable as well.”
About eSynch
eSynch (www.esynch.com), founded in 1994, is a software development company that designs and distributes turnkey and customized solutions for the digital delivery of media content. NACIO Systems, Inc (www.nacio.com) is one of the early leaders in the managed hosting and managed services market, providing full-service, high performance, commercial-grade Internet connectivity and wide area networks solutions for businesses that rely on the Internet for daily operations. This includes managed server hosting, collocation, and a full range of managed services.
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