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Edited by Erik Kangas, PhD President of LuxSci
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Posts Tagged ‘bandwidth’
Wednesday, May 27th, 2009
Starting June 1st, 2009, LuxSci will change the way that it determines monthly disk space usage. Going forward, an account’s monthly disk space usage will be its “peak disk space usage” — i.e. the maximum disk space used during the month.
If an account’s peak usage exceeds its purchased disk space limit, the account will automatically use “supplemental disk space” to make up the difference with no noticeable change for users. Supplemental disk space is a convenience that costs 150% of what the same disk space would cost if planned for and purchased ahead of time.
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Tags: 95%, bandwidth, disk space, hard, limit, maximum, price, quota, soft, supplemental Posted in LuxSci Insider
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Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
LuxSci is a small and efficiently run company that is focused on and specializes in premium email services. While we do not have “our own” data centers like some of the “big boys”; we utilize the services of one of the most respected and reliable managed server providers around — Rackspace. We have been with Rackspace for 8 years. Prior to that we tried out a few of the cheaper providers and found that the support and/or the quality of the hardware and network was not up to our standards. Rackspace is like an extension of our IT department, helping us to provide the most reliable and redundant services available.
One of our long time clients has remarked that we have a “formula for success” that we shouldn’t change. We attribute this to the combination of our software, our people, and our infrastructure. In this article, we’ll discuss how LuxSci utilizes Rackspace and how our software and support solutions are complemented and enhanced by Rackspace’s reliability, security, and support.
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Tags: air, bandwidth, biometrics, cissp, co-location, dedicated, fanatical support, fire, generators, hvac, ids, infrastructure, iso17799, network, pci security, performance, rackers, rackspace, sas70, sas70 type II, security, support, ups, uptime Posted in LuxSci Insider, LuxSci Library: Insider Insight
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Saturday, December 20th, 2008
While LuxSci provides cutting edge services on robust hardware to give you a non-commodity service with very high reliability and speed, we do seek to make our prices as affordable as possible.
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Tags: bandwidth, ftp, price, web hosting Posted in LuxSci Insider
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Sunday, May 1st, 2005
LuxSci has made several enhancements to its account administration tools. These include:
- Account administrators can now view and modify their users’ General WebMail Preferences in their user management pages.
- The monthly account bandwidth usage report available to web hosting clients in the Reports page now shows the monthly relative contribution of FTP bandwidth and HTTP bandwidth to the overall bandwidth usage.
- We have added a new section to accounts’ billing information page. For accounts who have opted into automatic credit card payments, this section shows you what billing information was used, who opted into these payments, and when. It also allows you to update the email address and phone number associated with these automated payments and to terminate these payments.
- WebMail Session Timeouts: Up to now, WebMail sessions have had a 2 hour timeout. I.e. if you are idle for 2 hours or more, you need to re-login before performing a new action. Now, in their advanced account administration page, account administrators can change this timeout to be anywhere from 5 minutes to 8 hours. Users can also configure their own personal WebMail session timeouts in their General WebMail Preferences; this personal timeout will override the account-wide one. However, account administrators can force these personal timeouts to be equal or less than their global timeout if security policies require it.
Tags: administration, bandwidth, preferences, session timeouts Posted in New Feature Announcements
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