Today, May 20, 2015, I am pleased to announce the acquisition of SAR Hosting. SAR Hosting will join Sipylus VPS to continue to provide Linux web hosting service to customers around the world.

About SAR Hosting:
SAR Hosting (Servers and Racks Hosting) was started in early 2007 with the intention of providing no nonsense Linux web hosting service. Shortly after SAR Hosting launched the Dedicated Server Range. Several months into operations SAR Hosting made the choice of bringing all of their shared hosting platform to a facility in London. SAR Hosting has grown from strength to strength over the short time of operation, providing outstanding customer service and a brilliant service uptime. As with Sipylus VPS, SAR Hosting offers a wide range of cPanel hosting products, from shared hosting to dedicated servers. They also provide unlimited email accounts and MySQL databases on all their account packages.

Server Specs Provided:
Xeon
RAID Controller
2GB RAM

Operating System:
Linux

Web Server Software Offered:
Apache

Databases Features:
MySQL
PostgreSQL

Web Hosting Server Features:
FTP Accounts
Cron Jobs
Backup
File Manager
Password Protect Directories
Server Side Includes
Frontpage Extensions
Frontpage Support
MIME Types
Streaming Audio
Streaming Video
PHPMyAdmin
Fantastico
EasyApp
Dedicated IP Address
Telnet / SSH
Custom Error Pages
Subdomains
Host Multiple Domains Per Account

Web Programming Features:
PHP
CGI-bin / Perl

Email Features:
Autoresponders
Email Forwarders
Web-based Email
Spam Filtering
Mailing List
IMAP Supported
POP Email
Antivirus Protection

Control Panel Features:
Cpanel
WHM

Ecommerce Features:
Shopping Cart
SSL Support

Web Statistics Features:
AwStats
Analog Stats
Raw Logs Access

Additional Features:
24×7 Ticket Support
Standard Hours Phone Support
Live Chat Support
Bulletin Board / Forum
Site Builder
Money-back Guarantee
Instant Account Setup
Accepts PayPal
Joomla CMS
Mambo OS
Ruby on Rails

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Stephan Pringle

Chief Executive Officer at Sipylus

About The Author: Stephan Pringle is an Information Technology Specialist. He covers hardware and software and provides tips for you to troubleshoot and repair issues on your own. In his spare time, he writes articles about the State of New York on his Hackintosh and HackBook and that has helped him to become the top contributor of the New York City section of Yahoo! Answers.

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