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This V-Server offers much more memory and more guaranteed CPU and RAM performance. For larger shops, multishop environments or web hosting for up to 100 end customers.

The system runs on redundant Dell servers and storage with guaranteed state-of-the-art system resources.

All servers are managed. You do not need to worry about backups or system updates. We install operating system updates or hotfixes and back up your data at least 1x daily on an external storage system.

XL Business - vServer

2 CPU cores

highly available

250 GB SAS Raid10 with SSD Cache

16 GB Ram

324 GB traffic per month

Centos7

MySQL 5.6/MariaDB 10.x

own mail server (IMAP/POP/SMTP)

own FTP server

Webmail

Anti Spam (Spamassassin/postgrey)

Frankfurt am Main location

Shell Access

24×7 monitoring

only 64,26 per month

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