Proficient Windows Server Hosting

Windows Server hosting service provider offers top class technologies in its data center facilities. A cloud hosting service provider uses SSAE number 16 compliant, tier four class or tier, and statement on auditing standards 70 type II compliant cloud data center facilities. Although there are many ways for detection and suppression of fires, but only certain methods are recommended for a Windows Server provider’s data center facility. In a cloud computing or cloud hosting service provider’s data center, the major goal of the in house fire protection center is to prevent any fire outrage from its very start. NFPA (also known as National Fire Protection Association), established to protect the public against the perils of the fire and the electricity, develops and advocates scientifically researched standards, consensus codes, training modules, and education in order to reduce the global burden of hazards such as fire hazard on the quality of life. NFPA or National Fire Protection Association is an international organization that has created a multitude of standards, one of which is the NFPA 75. The National Fire Protection Association standard seventy five or NFPA 75 is the standard developed by the world wide acknowledged National Fire Protection Association for the protection or safety of electronic computer / data processing equipments. NFPA 75 standard enlists the industry best practices which any efficient application hosting service provider, which deploys cloud computing technology, follows.

NFPA or National Fire Protection Association continuously updates its standards, hence, it is recommended that one should opt for that Windows Server on cloud provider which reviews the latest standards before updating or designing or retrofitting a fire protection system into its data center facility. Fires are officially categorized by five classes, viz., - Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, and Class K. Fire hazards in data center facilities are generally categorized as Class A hazard and Class C hazard due to their content. Chemicals under Class B should not be stored in Windows Server hosting service provider’s data centers. Fires involving ordinary combustible substances or materials such as wood, paper, cloth, and certain plastics are categorized under the Class A. Fires involving flammable gases and liquids such as paint lacquer, oil, gasoline, and petroleum are categorized under the Class B. Fires which involve live electrical equipments are categorized under the Class C. The Class C fires are usually Class B fires or Class A fires that have electricity present. Fires involving alloys of combustible metals or combustible metals such as sodium, magnesium, and potassium are categorized under the Class D. Fires involving appliances used for cooking that use cooking agents such as animal oils or vegetable or fats are categorized under the Class K.

Support Service

Dedicated Windows Server hosting service provider offers twenty four by seven full support services.

Data Backup

A Microsoft Windows Server hosting service vendor offers advanced data backup technology.

Users Get Instant Accessibility via Internet

A Windows dedicated server provider offers anytime and anyplace accessibility to the hosted Windows Server through the use of the Internet.

Simultaneous Accessibility

A Windows Server hosting service provider offers concurrent access to the Windows Server operating system software for multiple users.

Secure Software Hosting

A Windows Server host practices definite security protocols so as to protect business information or data of its highly esteemed users. A cloud computing service vendor deploys antivirus software, firewalls, antispyware, antimalware, threat detection system, CCTVs, intruder detection system, secure sockets layer data encryption technology, etc.