Rackforce Beefs Up Servers With New Models

• By theWHIR.com , April 28, 2005

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April 28, 2005 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- As a result of increasing customer demand for more powerful and versatile virtual private servers, hosting provider RackForce (rackforce.com) has built upon its line of VPS models with two new additions: the dds500 and dds1000.

The company first debuted its own line of VPS servers under the name Dynamic Dedicated Server in November 2003. "We call them Dynamic Dedicated Servers because of our ability to dynamically migrate customers from one DDS to another", explains Brian Fry VP of sales for RackForce. "Even to a fully dedicated server seamlessly and with virtually no downtime and zero cost."

Integrating Virtuozzo with RackForce's DDS technology, the two new servers result in a superior standard of performance and reliability. The dds500 is merely a step away from a fully dedicated server, with a minimum 512MB of RAM and 40GB of hard drive space, while the dds1000 is a fully dedicated server (a single virtual environment on a single physical host) that still incorporates all the features of RackForce's DDS technology.

Both models include a choice of either CPanel or Plesk control panels. According to the company, a new server can be fully operational within minutes of ordering.

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