Web Hosting Company, HostV, Offers Full Data Backup for Virtual Private Servers

Posted by Webhost - 24/10/08 at 10:10 pm

Web hosting virtual private server and dedicated server company, HostV, has added an additional layer of data backup for its Virtual Private Servers at no

additional charge, automatically, for all clients.

John Xie, President of Cirtex Corp., HostV parent company remarked, ”We are effectively doubling the disk space allotment for our clients by introducing

complete backups. Although we already provide a variety of other data protection options, including RAID-10 drive configurations, the addition of full

account backups helps add peace of mind for our clients, who utilize our services to fulfill their mission-critical requirements.”

In addition to RAID-10 data protection, clients can now take advantage of complete data backups that do not count against their disk space allotment. The

full backup option allows clients to periodically generate full backups of all data hosted on their Virtual Private Server. The data is compressed and

encrypted, and stored on a separate drive.

Clients can easily restore their data from a previous restore point through an online interface in their Parallels Virtuozzo control panel. Each restore

point can also be downloaded as a ZIP file and stored by the client.

Virtual Private Servers from HostV start at $39.99/monthly for 25GB of disk space and 500GB of top-tier data transfer. All accounts include the Parallels

Virtuozzo Power Panel, cPanel Control Panel, support for video hosting, the Fantastico auto-installer suite, and 24/7/365 world class customer and technical

support.

Founded in 2003, Cirtex Corp. is leading provider of Shared, reseller, virtual dedicated and dedicated Web hosting solutions. The company serves thousands of

customers internationally through two dynamic brands - CirtexHosting and HostV. Cirtex Corp. offers 24/7 technical support and a 30-Day unconditional

guarantee.

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