Webline Services Linux Plesk Silver [...], $ 10.99/mo.

Linux Plesk Silver Reseller Hosting has been added on Feb 15, 2023, Aggregate Rating (8.4 out of 10 from 9 reviews)

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🌏 Server Locations :	United States
⚑ Targeting :	US

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Webline Services is a U.S. web hosting and infrastructure provider headquartered in Nanuet, New York, operating as Webline Services Inc. The company dates back to 2011 and has developed a notably broad service range covering traditional web hosting, virtual and dedicated servers, cloud infrastructure, domains, SSL certificates, backup systems, and managed IT services.

Its hosting portfolio includes Shared Hosting, WordPress Hosting, Reseller Hosting, OpenVZ VPS, KVM VPS, Forex VPS, BareMetal Dedicated Servers, Cloud Solutions, Secure Cloud Backup, Managed Server Services, Domain Registration, Domain Reselling, Private WHOIS Registration, and SSL Certificates. This range makes Webline suitable for anything from a relatively small website to more complex server environments requiring administration, monitoring, migration, or security services.

Shared hosting is available through cPanel, Linux Plesk, Windows Plesk, and dedicated WordPress packages. cPanel hosting includes Softaculous, website-building tools, MySQL databases, FTP access, and email functionality. Linux Plesk hosting uses AlmaLinux and supports PHP 7 and PHP 8 branches, while Windows hosting is intended for customers requiring ASP.NET and Microsoft SQL Server. WordPress hosting combines managed WordPress-oriented resources with free migration and comparatively generous storage and bandwidth allowances.

The Windows hosting area is one part of the service range where the technical specifications deserve closer attention. Some configurations continue to reference older Microsoft server platforms, PHP versions, and SQL Server generations. Customers planning a new Windows deployment should therefore confirm the exact Windows Server, IIS, PHP, and MSSQL versions supplied with a new account.

Reseller hosting is available with Windows Plesk, Linux Plesk, and cPanel/WHM. These plans support multiple customer accounts, private nameservers, overselling on applicable packages, and optional WHMCS automation. This gives agencies, developers, and smaller hosting businesses considerable flexibility in choosing between Linux and Windows environments.

Webline also maintains several virtualization options. OpenVZ VPS packages begin with multi-core CPU resources, SSD RAID10 storage, and several gigabytes of RAM, while KVM VPS provides stronger workload isolation together with SSD or NVMe storage. Remote administration is available through SSH, RDP, or VNC depending on the operating system, and cPanel or Plesk can be added where required. KVM infrastructure uses high-capacity network connectivity, with individual virtual machines commonly provisioned on 1 Gbps ports. IPv6 is supported on the main VPS range.

The specialized Forex VPS service is aimed primarily at MetaTrader users and includes MT4/MT5 compatibility, Remote Desktop or VNC access, and hosting in New York. The listed Windows Server 2012 platform is now a legacy operating system, so a supported Windows Server version should be confirmed before deploying a new Forex environment. Uptime wording also varies between 99.99% and 100% in this part of the service range, making the applicable SLA particularly important for latency-sensitive trading workloads.

BareMetal Servers provide full physical-server resources with root or administrator access, Linux or Windows operating systems, IPv4 and IPv6 allocations, optional hardware RAID, dedicated firewall options, and cPanel or Plesk licensing. Configurations range from economical older-generation Intel hardware to more powerful dual-processor and NVMe systems. Provisioning is generally targeted within 24 hours after payment processing, while migration assistance and round-the-clock technical support are also available.

Managed infrastructure is another substantial part of the business. Managed Services extend beyond ordinary hosting support and include server administration, website and database management, Active Directory, Exchange, disaster recovery, backups, application administration, security management, monitoring, and migration projects. Server-management packages can also cover systems located outside Webline's own hosting infrastructure.

Security services include firewall administration, DDoS mitigation, intrusion prevention and detection, VPN implementations with multi-factor authentication, vulnerability assessment, patch management, and PCI-related security work. This makes the company more suitable for organizations that need operational assistance rather than simply renting an unmanaged server.

Secure Cloud Backup provides off-site backups with centralized management, encryption, remote access, and scalable capacity. Cloud services complement the VPS and BareMetal ranges and target customers requiring flexible virtual infrastructure with managed services available when needed.

Domain services include registrations, transfers, renewals, DNS management, transfer locking, automatic renewal, and private registration. Domain reseller services operate with eNom and include API access and WHMCS integration. SSL options include certificates from GeoTrust, RapidSSL, Comodo, and Symantec-branded product lines. Some of the SSL naming reflects older certificate-industry branding, so the certificate authority and product issued during a new order should be checked when a specific brand matters.

The company operates in English and prices its services in U.S. dollars (USD). The overall service range is modern enough to include AlmaLinux, NVMe storage, IPv6, and high-speed VPS networking, although some older Windows, SSL, and pricing information remains mixed into the catalog. Customers ordering services with specific software requirements should therefore rely on the exact configuration available during checkout and confirm any legacy-looking specifications before deployment.