January 18, 2007

WiredTree Introduces Innovative Fully Managed Servers, Unique Customer Portal

Chicago, Ill. WiredTree (http://www.wiredtree.com), a leading provider of Managed Dedicated and Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting solutions, announced today it has publicly introduced its new line of Managed Dedicated Servers, along with a newly developed client portal. Both products include industry leading features and pioneering technologies.

The new Managed Dedicated Servers include a range of fresh features, including the ability to connect to WiredTree's private internal network. The network offers free, unmetered traffic between WiredTree servers, as well as access to additional services, including network backups, Network Attached Storage (NAS), DNS resolvers, and premium server monitoring solutions.

Managed Dedicated Servers are available in flavors of single or dual processors, powered by either AMD or Intel hardware. A Hybrid Dedicated server, which synergizes enterprise-level hardware specifications with small to medium sized business software requirements, is also being offered.

"The managed hosting sector is a growing component of the hosting industry, but ultimately, it has been significantly underserved," said Zac Cogswell, WiredTree President. "As a highly experienced provider, we understand exactly what needs to be done to meet its ever-changing needs and requirements. Our product offerings today really reflect that knowledge."

The company released the products after nearly a year of research and development, and hopes the new releases will help further set it apart from its competitors.

Its client portal application, designed exclusively for WiredTree, offers complete control of all managed servers. The application provides streamlined access to customer support, server health status, performance metrics, and bandwidth usage graphs. It also allows clients to manage DNS, IP Addresses, billing, and hardware and service upgrades.

"We have created a feature-rich managed server environment that combines all of the elements we believe are the most crucial to this industry," said Cogswell. "We will continue to press ahead with the expansion of our infrastructure, as well as continue the development of new virtualization technologies."