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March 7, 2007 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Server software provider Rack-Soft (4psa.com) announced on Tuesday the availability of a free 4PSA VoipNow license for two extensions and free 30 days support for users who evaluate 4PSA VoipNow.
Aimed towards Internet service providers and Web hosting providers, Rack-Soft says that in order to support the market and accelerate VoIP deployment, the company changed its licensing terms and is giving the 4PSA VoipNow two extensions license for free. Rack-Soft says anyone can now download the software, install and use it with two phone extensions.
In addition, the company is offering 30 days of support for free to companies that evaluate 4PSA VoipNow as part of Rack-Soft's strategy to accelerate VoIP deployment.
"4PSA VoipNow popularity exploded in the last months. Many companies saw the product's potential, but there are many that still haven't had the chance to install and test it," says John Kehler, hosting product manager at Rack-Soft. "We want to better support them during the evaluation steps. Any company can download the two extensions license and use the software for free. We can also provide unlimited licenses for testing purposes."
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