Turhost Kurumsal Mail 10, $ 8.90/mo. on Linux Emails

Kurumsal Mail 10 has been added on December 1, 2019, Aggregate Rating (8.8 out of 10 from 6 reviews)

💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	Turkey

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📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

One of the top-leading web providers on the Turkish market, Turhost offers digital solutions for individuals and businesses. They claim to be hosting over 110,000 websites and 2,400 servers at the moment. They are also an ICANN accredited domain registrar.

The company offers the following web hosting products:

• Shared Hosting;
• Reseller Hosting;
• VPS Hosting;
• Cloud Hosting;
• Dedicated Servers;
• E-mail Hosting;
• Domain Registration;
• SSL Certificates;

Shared hosting packages are available on both Linux and Windows operating systems. These are configured on NMVe disks and include: LiteSpeed Cache, 1 dedicated IP or free SSL certificate.

Linux shared hosting also consists of app compatibility with WordPress and Joomla, a 3-day backup period as well as weekly backup. Windows shared hosting packages include support for ASP.NET versions, database management and free hosting migration.

Reseller packages are divided into NReseller Packages (Linux & Windows) and cPanel/WHM Reseller Packages. Except for the entry-level plans, all the others include the following unlimited features:

• Unlimited NVMe disk space;
• Unlimited data traffic;
• Unlimited MySQL;

VPS servers run on both Linux and Windows operating systems and include the following industry-standard features:

• SSD drives;
• Backup;
• Free migration;
• 100 Mbit Port (1000GB/month);
• One-click app install;

These servers are configured on Intel Xeon E5 processors, enterprise SSD drives and setup is made instantly.

Dedicated servers are based on Intel Xeon Gold /Silver processors. Data traffic varies between 100Mbit (2000GB/month) and 1Gbit (12000GB/Month). Hardware is powered by HP and servers can be managed through the HP ILO3 KVM.