Company launches control panel which allows Linux Website Hosting and Linux Virtual Dedicated Server customers to easily manage their servers.
Infinitely Virtual, a provider of virtual server technology, recently announced the availability of its newly augmented InfinitePanel, a control panel which allows Linux Website Hosting and Linux Virtual Dedicated Server customers to easily manage their servers. It claims that enhanced InfinitePanel takes the company further in its commitment to deliver quality virtual products and services to clients at low prices.
The company articulates that its InfinitePanel contains a number of web hosting features. Common Gateway Interface (CGI) allows web servers to obtain and send data to databases, documents, and other programs, and then present that data to viewers via the web. PHP is supported, as are Server Side Include, Curl, GD Graphics Library, Perl, Python, MySQL, Fast CGI, PHPMyAdmin and Frontpage Server Extensions. InfinitePanel allows for multiple domains, subdomains and FTP Accounts. Users may also create custom error pages. Secure Shell (SSH) is supported, as are Password-Protected Directories, SSL Management, SPI Firewall, DNS Management, Web-Based File Management, Cron Jobs, Backup Management and eCommerce. Website information such as stats and logs are gathered and analyzed with data tools like AWStats, Raw Logs, Error Logs, Webalizer and Referrer Logs. Supported Email features include POP3, SMTP, Autoresponders, Email Alias, Spam Filtering, IMAP4, Webmail, and Forwarders. The included Catch-All Mailbox helps prevent lost emails, and data is kept safe with Antivirus Protection. It adds that InfinitePanel users can instantly add on additional applications such as WordPress, phpAdsNew, Drupal, Joomla, PhpBB3, OsCommerce, Coppermine Photo Gallery and MediaWiki.
"We've improved our exclusive InfinitePanel to make management easier than ever. Clients can customize their server to meet their specific needs and control the server all in one convenient place," said Adam Stern, President and CEO of Infinitely Virtual.
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