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(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Web hosting software developer Hosting Controller (www.hostingcontroller.com) announced on Wednesday it is offering a new promotion which invites hosting providers to try HC Linux Control Panel for free.
The company says the promotion will his bring wide distribution of HC Linux control panel to Web hosts worldwide.
Hosting Controller is now offering an unlimited number of licenses for free to new and existing customers up until April 30, 2010.
Available in Windows and Linux, HC8 is a Web hosting automation control panel designed for Web hosts to experience infinite hosting capabilities in a cluster environment.
Companies can use the software to manage all their servers, both Windows and Linux, through a centralized interface. Additionally, users can add multiple mail servers within a cluster and offering MS-Exchange and SharePoint hosting.
"By offering free Linux Control Panel, HC empowers hosting service providers to start Linux hosting along with windows and manage both services through single centralized interface," says Syed Nauman Hashmi, CEO and founder of Hosting Controller. "This promotion ensures that web hosting companies can take full advantage of unprecedented savings to offer Linux-based applications and helps them to generate new revenue streams."
HC Linux control panel can now be downloaded for free at the Hosting Controller website.
In related news, EPhost recently launched a new Web hosting control panel, which features a streamlined interface and new enhancements over the previous EPhost control panel system.
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