InfoLink’s relationship with the industry’s best carriers, such as Qwest, MCI, Equinix and AT&T, allows us to tab the best fit in multiple hosting providers. Our experience makes it easy to determine when to upgrade hosting architecture and which hosting options to choose:

• Virtual/Shared Hosting is a server partitioned among many customers, which normally houses their websites and email. Virtual hosting is easily outgrown with little customer flexibility, but is an inexpensive way to gain access to the Internet.
• Dedicated Hosting is one server with one customer controlling all aspects. Customers enjoy greater flexibility, but also must handle the burden of administration.
• Clustered Hosting is a group of integrated servers for one customer. Clusters are custom engineered to meet the customer’s needs and applications.
• Application Hosting is becoming increasingly popular as more and more companies make their applications available to customers, vendors and employees.
• Colocation is similar to hosting, except that customers own the servers. Servers are located off site at a secure data center, typically owned by a hosting company.

Which hosting provider is qualified to do the job you need? Install your equipment on time, without a hitch? Help you migrate to new data centers? There are hundreds of companies ready to help you with your hosting architecture. We can determine which hosting company is ready. . .and able to meet your needs.