Shift to Unmetered Virtual Private Server

Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting is fast taking over from Shared Hosting. Shared Hosting service providers are too expensive and act as a hindrance to the users who are on the lookout for complete control. They typically use web based control panel system like cPanel, Ensim, InterWorx, H-Sphere or custom developed control panels which seldom create controversies. All these flaws can be ended by using VPS.

VPS is a process which divides physical server computer into multi-servers, and each division has its own control system on which it runs, restarts and reboots. It provides you with better control and allots you with partition within a server exclusively to you. This partition acts as a mini-server where all your application such as PHP, MySQL Database, Bandwidth, and even your own operating system can be customized according to your requirements. These VPS hosting are much cheaper than Shared Hosting and start as low as $20 per month or $40 per month for a well managed plan.

There are various VPS providers, but one of the most popular of them being Abdicar Communications. It is famous for its 100% unmetered hosting services in Bandwidth, MySQL Data Base, E-Mail accounts, Disk Space, Domain Names, Sub-Domains, as a result of which there is no hidden cost. These VPS packs comes at a starting price of just $4.95 per month.

The linux virtual dedicated servers packs offered by Abdicar Communications comes at a low cost at the same time promises to provide you with security, network friendliness, stability, better performance, flexibility, compatibility, multitasking, lots of hard disk space and much more. These linux VPS comes at a starting price of just $29.95 which includes 128 mb Ram, 10 GB Hard Disk, 8 IPs and unmetered bandwidth.

Apart from this it also has several other linux virtual dedicated servers and other operating system dedicated servers. For more detailed info on the various packs, and other related information, you may visit to the homepage of Abdicar Communications.

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