Secured Hosting
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	Remote Secured Email Hosting

Secured Hosting & Secure Email Services

Our production servers are caged at a state-of-the-art facility. WEBPRO has a Server Farm located in Charlotte North Carolina for performance and reliability.Our Development Servers and QA Servers are located at WEBPRO for testing and client approval. WEBPRO has chosen a private secured partner that owns and operates one of the most scaleable, redundant and secured infrastructures that guarantee's a near 100% uptime for email and web services.

Each data center is engineered with multiple levels of security, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), redundant HVAC systems and fire suppression, as well as 24 X 7 monitoring and management.

Geographically dispersed data centers ensure business continuity. Our data centers are strategically located throughout the Southeast and are all inter-connected to offer the redundancy and 100% availability.

In the event of natural disaster, act of terror, or other catastrophe, our facility will initiate the transfer of WEBPRO'S application, email and traffic to another data center.

 

Secured Email Hosting Services

Each person has remote access and 250 megs of storage with Virus and SPAM protection. Our remote email service gives you the freedom to travel and check your email from any hotel or cafe that offers a connection to the internet.

Document attachment filtering, SPAM and Viral email services are only $4.00 per email account per month.

Total Protection Businesses rely heavily on email for central business processes like customer transactions, vendor relationships, and internal communications. Our industry-leading 99.99% uptime guarantee is a reflection of both our understanding of email's central importance to many businesses and a reflection of the high availability email system engineered by our experts. WEBPRO us has selected an approach to high availability popularized by Google: large numbers of computer servers built on commodity hardware. The basic theory is that server failures are common, so arrange servers in pairs or clusters, then build failure detection into the network or the software. Our experience has shown this greatly reduces the risk that any service might become unavailable to our customers.