really good computer services provide dedicated and bespoke server solutions to allow you to host your website or application in a way that suits your business.

We are able to provide professionally set up and optimised Linux or windows based servers and have close ties to a local ISP to provide you with 3 to 300 Mb/ps bandwidth which will satisfy even the largest of eCommerce solutions.

As well as helping you get the most out of your machine in terms of speed – without compromising security – we can offer bespoke offsite hosting, co-location and remote server solutions enabling data protection and recovery and remote office connectivity

Standard email and website hosting package
Enterprise dedicated server packages

Standard email and website hosting

What we do:
Provide email and website hosting on a carbon neutral server in a secure Edinburgh based data centre.

Why choose us:

Our servers provide scalable ASP and PHP website hosting coupled with a no nonsense email solution, with spam filtering (package add on*). Regular security updates are installed automatically keeping your data safe and insuring the server is in tip top condition. We provide a 365 day 24/7 server monitoring solution to make sure that your website is available.

The Challenge of User Access Permissions

by alex | October 5, 2020 | newsletter | 0 Comments

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by alex | October 5, 2020 | newsletter | 0 Comments

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by alex | October 5, 2020 | newsletter | 0 Comments

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Uber Reclaims London Licence

by alex | October 5, 2020 | newsletter | 0 Comments

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by alex | September 29, 2020 | newsletter | 0 Comments

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