Solaris Virtual Servers
The explosive growth of e-Business has many organizations scrambling to find a cost-effective, long term Web hosting solution with power, security, and flexibility. Application requirements have outgrown the capabilities of traditional shared hosting platforms, but dedicated or managed server alternatives are simply out of reach for most smaller to mid-sized businesses - and few companies have the IT resources to develop an in-house solution.

The Perfect Fit for Your Business
Only a world leader in Virtual Server hosting, could combine reliable hardware, a robust operating system, extensive application support, and innovative technology to create a powerful turn-key hosting platform at an economical price. The Jenica Internet Business Advantage Virtual Server is a breakthrough Web hosting platform that looks and performs much like a dedicated server, with a price tag comparable to many shared server solutions. The Virtual Server is the ideal Web hosting solution for businesses with big needs, small budgets, and limited internal IT resources.

The Solaris Virtual Server combines Sun's Solaris operating system with powerful SPARC hardware and iServer Virtual Server Technology to provide maximum performance, reliability, and scalability. Additionally, key e-Business applications like ColdFusion and Chili!Soft ASPs will soon be available. Feel free to use our applications or the applications of your choice.

Features
We have a Solaris Virtual Server configuration that suits the needs of your Internet presence!

Order an Internet Business Advantage Server Today
Ordering an Jenica Internet Advantage Virtual Server System to establish a powerful Internet presence for your company or for the company of one of your clients is extremely easy. Contact us or simply use our convenient on-line Internet Business Advantage Server Order Form to order yours today. When you choose a Jenica Internet Business Advantage Server, you choose the best hosting value on the Internet. We look forward to working with you.

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