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(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Canadian dedicated server provider Gogax (www.gogax.com) has unveiled its brand new customer portal, which offers its dedicated server customers total control of their dedicated infrastructure.
According to its announcement late last week, the new portal offers improved account management functions, support features and extensive server management capabilities including detailed bandwidth monitoring, reboots, and operating system reloads. The previous Gogax customer portal lacked such features and the scalability of the new one.
The new Gogax customer portal provides detailed bandwidth reports.
Two weeks leading up to the official launch, the new portal was tested by customers, who have given the new tool positive feedback.
"It was time for a refreshing new portal for our customers and the feedback proves it," Gogax chief executive officer Elazar Cohen said in a statement. "The new portal offers many new robust features making it very simple for our customers to do tasks such as automated reboots, extensive server monitoring solutions, IP management, server hardware and software management, reverse DNS, kvm over IP functions and much more. We strive for customer satisfaction and I can definitely say that with this new change, it is mission accomplished."
The new customer portal is the latest improvement Gogax has made to give clients more total control over their dedicated servers. In October, Gogax began offering keyboard, video, and mouse over IP technology at no cost on all its regular server offerings to make servers accessible at any time without having to manually plug in external KVM over IP hardware.
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