I host several sites (including this blog) at MaximumASP and have migrated to MaxV – and it ROCKS !!!!
Full review coming soon, but becuase I’m having such a great experience with the Hyper-V based hosting I wanted to let you know about it.
There is nothing like RDP access to your web server !!!!!!
MaxV Plan B upgrade now available for free 30 day trial offer
LOUISVILLE, Ky.(January 23, 2009) — MaximumASP, a Microsoft Gold Certified Provider of web hosting and IT services, today announced that it will provide free 30 day introductory accounts on their MaxV platform featuring Windows Server 2008® Hyper-V™ virtualization technology. The introductory offers include a choice of either a MaxV Plan A or Plan B Virtual Dedicated Hosting Plan.
MaxV Virtual Dedicated Plans are hosted on either WS 2008 or 2003 Operating Systems with 32- and 64-Bit Editions. MaxV supports SQL Server 2008 and 2005, or high-performance Shared SQL servers are also available. High Availability, Intelligent Monitoring, Recurrent Backups and Scalability are all included on the MaxV platform.
Wade Lewis, Managing Partner of MaximumASP said, “As the need to reduce costs, simplify management, and establish sustainable computing practices continues to grow, we will continue to provide only the best growth path options for our customers.”
The MaxV dynamic IT infrastructure will support virtualization strategies across sever workloads, desktop applications, and both physical and virtual assets.The light overhead, efficient design, overall completeness and proven performance of MaxV also make it the right virtualization choice for server consolidation, disaster recovery and production servers with live applications and data.
Dominic Foster, CTO of MaximumASP said, “MaximumASP is built around a simple guiding principle: investing the resources and time to do hosting and IT services well so our customers have the time to do what they do well. In the case of MaxV developers can tap into our resources to maximize their coding efficiency and reduce the cost of development by building on existing, extensible components without having to build anything from scratch.”
Customers can take advantage of MaxV today by visiting www.maximumasp.com/maxv
About MaximumASP
MaximumASP based in Louisville, Kentucky. was founded in 2000 as an outsourcing firm for Microsoft Windows based hosting and IT services. The company currently hosts more than 48,000 domains for customers in over 60 countries. With a strong focus on hosting solutions that combine advanced monitoring and management tools, MaximumASP has become a top choice for Microsoft developers seeking a robust hosting platform for mission-critical web applications. For more information visit www.maximumasp.com
Saying that maximumasp rocks is not doing them justice. I went up and gave them a try (hey, free trial and zero setup fee…what do I have to lose?) after the last time you blogged about them, a few months ago when they had released their MaxV plan.The customer service…is just… amazing to a level you never hear of. They’re willing to do almost everything for you, actual experts in the field answer all your questions, they setup a PTR record for me within 15 minutes of me sending an email request for it. The control panel is just top notch, up-time is absolute…I know I sound like i’m being paid for saying this, but I’m really not, they just rock that much
From reading their terms of services, you can even cancel at any time and they give you a prorated refund (if I understood well. Don’t quote me!). Wish my telephone company would do that.They get 11/10 from me. My little public facing Windows Server 2008/SQL Server 2008/Windows Sharepoint Services 3.0 installation is purring along happily.Oh, and like if its not enough, they give you some pretty cool tools by SmarterTools. Nice email server software and all. You get the serial number and a download link, and you do whatever you wish with it (those things are expensive too). If these guys did any more for their customers, they’d be paying us for using their service or something…