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Our servers have all the latest features and applications with the bandwidth and connections to the internet backbone that will kep you and your visitors happy. We are relentless in keeping our serves up to date and in many ways a head of their time, to ensure you have the lastest tools and features. You may not need a lot of these tools but scalability is what helps make us your one stop, long term partner.
If after reading through the list you don't find something you need please contact us and we will explore the options.
Tools and applications available to all accounts:
- SSL Protocol included!
- Front Page support - (Front Page takes over your web system, don't ask for it if you like to do some things on your own.)
- Perl (up to) 5.003
- CGI.pm
- GD.pm
- mSQL
- Java
- Javascript
- Fractal Imagers
- FutureSplash
- Infinop's wavelet image compression
- Macromedia's Shockwave
- Midi
- NetMC
- Sizzler
- ToolBook II Instructor
- TrueSpeech Digital Audio
- VivoActive
- VocalTec Internet Phone
- Voxware
- Vream - Virtual Reality Authority Software
- VRML
- WINPurchase support included.
- Secure Transaction/web pages can be set up. SSL Protocol included! We use the advanced Apache-SSL program. Unlike the Netscape Commerce Server, our superior software offers unbreakable security for international customers as well as North American customers.
Server Connections & Bandwidth
We currently have 3 T1s with pbi.net, 2 10 mbs lines with bro.net (Brooks Fiber), 1 T3 with qwest.net and a T3 from Frontier GlobalCenter. Note that bro.net is really part of the huge Worldcom monster that controls over 50% of the internet. We signed up with Brooks Fiber a couple days before Worldcom took them over and doubled their prices. We have used those low prices as leverage to get better deals out of our new T3 providers. Brooks Fiber has also agreed to sell us one more 10 mbs line at their old prices if we wish to do this.
For those who don't know, a T1 is 1.5 mbs, a 10 mbs line is obviously 10 mbs, and a T3 can reach 45 mbs. These days, our servers are transmitting terabytes of information per month, so we are getting bigger and bigger lines to be able to handle this.
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