4t Networks Now Offers CentOS 6 for VPS and Cloud Hosting Services

4t Networks now offers CentOS 6 for Linux-based VPS hosting and Cloud hosting services. CentOS 6 provides a free alternative to RHEL, for Linux-based clients.

2012-02-29

ATLANTA, GA, February 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) 4t Networks is proud to announce that it is now offering CentOS 6 for its Virtual Private Server and Cloud hosting services clients.

CentOS 6 is a Linux based operating system which is geared towards creating an accessible Linux environment for commercial users. CentOS 6 is a free alternative to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, and is one of the most popular Linux distribution systems for servers available today.

"We are excited to have the newest version of CentOS available for our clients," notes Kevin Gray, President of 4t Networks. "Linux is a great operating system to work with, and the dedication that went into creating CentOS 6 has given all Linux users an amazing product, for the best price imaginable."

CentOS 6 is available for both VPS hosting and Cloud Virtual Machine hosting clients through 4t Networks. Both VPS and Cloud hosting services come with 4t Networks' dedication to providing the best customer service in the industry, the flexibility of customizing the perfect plan for your organization, and the convenience of no long-term contracts. All of this is backed by 4t Networks' top of the line data center, which provides you with both lightning-fast connections and tight security, to make sure that your Virtual Machine and Virtual Private Server are accessible 24/7, and less prone to attack.

CentOS 6 is just one of the many products offered by 4t Networks for customizing your VPS server or Cloud Virtual Machine. 4t Networks allows you to create your own VPS or Cloud VM server with all of the software your company uses and ensures that your virtual hosting server is exactly to your specifications.

To learn more about VPS Hosting and Cloud Hosting with 4t Networks, please go to http://www.4tnetworks.com.

About 4t Networks

4t Networks is a managed virtual hosting company based out of metro Atlanta. Since 2004, 4t Networks has been providing the world with the very best in virtual private servers, cloud hosting and email hosting. Superior customer service, a top tier data center and dedicated server virtual space make 4t Networks the best choice in virtual hosting for your VPS, Cloud machine, and email hosting needs. With customizable data and usage plans, you can always get the dedicated server space your company requires from 4t Networks.

To learn more about 4t Networks, please visit http://www.4tnetworks.com.

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