The creator of the Virtual Server System is still the leader! We continue to serve the world with the fastest, most reliable Virtual Servers available on the Internet today. The Virtual Server represents a new level of sophistication in the arena of shared-server hosting. We provide each customer with his/her own UNIX virtual machine; each Virtual Server has its own virtually dedicated operating and file systems that operate independently of other accounts. What this means for you and your clients is unparalleled performance, security, and freedom!

Multiple Domain Hosting
One of the most powerful features of our Virtual Server is the ability to support multiple domain names on a single Virtual Server, or Virtual Subhosting. In other words, you can host "bob.com" and "jim.com" on the same Virtual Server, each with its distinct domain name and unique site content. You can also offer each Virtual Subhosted customer their own unique FTP login with access to their own subdirectory and e-mail addresses using their own domain name. Virtual hosting offers you a powerful, low-cost product that you can use to get your "foot in the door" with prospective clients. As their needs expand, you can seamlessly upgrade them to a full Virtual Server.

Our world-class Dedicated Servers represent a complete solution for a large-scale, traffic intensive site. We combine the highest quality hardware, innovative software, the fastest network connections, and security solutions into one powerful product. Each Dedicated Server is housed in a state-of-the-art facility with power backups, redundant connections to the Internet, and 24/7 monitoring. We are experienced at running both UNIX and NT Dedicated Servers.

Virtual Name Servers
As one of our Resellers, you can have your own Virtual Name Server (e.g. ns1.your-nameserver.net and ns2.your-nameserver.net). A Virtual Name Server is an alias that refers to our primary and secondary Name Servers (ns1.secure.net and ns2.secure.net). Once your Virtual Name Server is setup, you can register domain names with your Virtual Name Server information. When your customers perform a domain name lookup (via whois or other methods), they will see your Name Server information (e.g. ns1.your-nameserver.net and ns2.your-nameserver.net) not ours.