| Technology
                            - Overview A seamless blend of
                              UNIX and Microsoft™ technologiesHostSellers' web hosting technology combines the functionality of Windows hosting
  and UNIX hosting onto one platform. You can run ASP/MS Access and PHP/MySQL
                based sites from the same server farm. With our seamless blending
                of UNIX and Microsoft technologies, HostSellers' hosting
                system is truly cross-platform and one of the most advanced
                in the industry.
 
 Scale to an unlimited number of domains on redundant servers
 HostSellers' architecture and infrastructure was
                                designed and built from the ground up to scale
                                to an unlimited number of domains.
                  These domains are hosted on multiple redundant servers, which
                  are clustered using load balancing hardware.
 
 Multi-Homed
                  Network utilizing latest BGP technology
 Our implementation of intelligent routing, coupled with the
                  industry standard BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) peering, removes
                  commonplace ´hot potato´ routing
where packets can sometimes move further away from its destination. Our network
technology robustly transmits data with the least possible latency.
 
 HostSellers
                      employs multiple routers and load balancers
 Our multiple routers are made redundant through the use
                      of Cisco's HSRP (Hot Swappable Router Protocol). Our server
                      clusters use
                      multiple load balancing hardware, designed for failover
                      in
                      the event of a load balancer fault, which allows us to
                      give you 99.9%
                      Uptime Guarantee!
 
 RAID Storage Provided by Network Appliance
 Data integrity and speed are assured by multiple Network Appliance Filers using
  RAID technology. This assures reliability where the RAID (Redundant Array of
  Independent Disks) allows an increase in the mean time between failures but
  also increases fault tolerance through a large data capacity and by placing
  data on multiple disks. This configuration allows I/O (input/output) operations
  to overlap in a balanced way, improving performance. Three back up systems
  are in place, one being on-site and two off-site at geographically separate
  data centers. All systems are monitored 24/7 by experienced NOC staff.
 
 Peering Strategies
 HostSellers' peering
  strategies (including those to Tier 1 backbone providers) allow us to share
  the digital distribution
                            architectures of our peers: Sprint, AT&T, Cable & Wireless,
                            Telus, MCI, and AOL.
 
 These peering relationships also interconnect at
                            all major public exchanges, including Mae East, Mae
                            West, PAIX, and other popular NAP´s (Network
                          Access Points).
 
 Perimeter Security via Multi-Tiered Firewalling
 Servers are protected with software-based firewalling
                              at source and destination addresses, and source
                              and destination ports. Our systems are secured
                              using the latest security methods including router
                              access list filtering on inbound carrier feeds
                              and firewalling at the SYN level on internal devices.
                              Security systems, including firewalls, are tested
                              on a monthly basis. We use security scanners that
                              are automatically updated instantly with the latest
                              exploit/DOS check codes. This provides us with
                              an accurate and detailed report on our systems.
 
 Our security team subscribes to all the major security
                            mailing lists, including BUGTRAQ from securityfocus.com.
                            These lists provide access to the latest security
                            information, which enables us to patch newly found
                          exploits within hours of their discovery.
 
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