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About our ServicesSynergyWorks is committed to providing quality hosted solutions suited to all size organisations. Our porfolio ranges from Shared Hosting, right up to full rack colocation, dedicated & managed servers. Shared Hosting All shared hosting packages include the HELM control panel. HELM allows you to manage your account 24hours a day, without assistance. These packages also come with WebMail. Shared hosting is generally for smaller websites that don't see large amounts of traffic (<20GB) and/or don't need a specalist environment to run. Dedicated Servers Dedicated Servers are for those clients who require larger transfer levels or custom setups and are capable of setting up and managing a server without assistance. SynergyWorks will install and configure your leased-dedicated server to the 'initial build' and hand the box over to the client for management. Servers come with offsite backup space and Remote Desktop / VNC access. Managed Servers Managed servers are the same as dedicated servers, with the expection that SynergyWorks will provide full management and support of the server. Managed servers are usually purchased by organisations who find it cost effective and easier to let SynergyWorks manage the server for them or by clients who are unsure of the tasks involved with managing a server. Server Colocation / Rackspace Server colocation/rackspace is for users who wish to locate their own hardware in our datacentre and pay for rental of space, power and bandwidth on our Gigabit network connected to the core of the internet. Designed for mission critical applications. With colocation your server is located within one of our racks, and any physical access is escorted by our team. with lockable rackspace you have your own combo/key and rack, with 24/7 unescorted access. Your free to install any number of servers / switches into your rackspace. Lockable racks include a single Cat5e feed to our internet backbone and a power allocation. Virtual Servers Virtual servers are the same as Dedicated servers, however your server is based on emulated hardware. By this we mean you have a physical quota of RAM, and share CPU time with other virtual servers on the physical "host" server. A virtual server runs its own copy of Windows/Linux and you have full access in the same way you would a physical dedicated server. The benefits include reduced costs & an easy upgrade path. Being a virtual machine, we can easily 'turn up' resource such as RAM and hard-disk space with no more than 2 minutes downtime. |