Starter
- SSD Disk Storage – 10Gb
- Domains – 5
- Network Speed – 1Gb/sec
- Monthly Bandwidth – 150Gb
- Dedicated IPs – 0
- No Setup Fee
- WHM Access
Standard
- SSD Disk Storage – 20Gb
- Domains – 15
- Network Speed – 1Gb/sec
- Monthly Bandwidth – 400Gb
- Dedicated IPs – 0
- No Setup Fee
- WHM Access
Professional
- SSD Disk Storage – 40Gb
- Domains – 30
- Network Speed – 1Gb/sec
- Monthly Bandwidth – 500Gb
- Dedicated IPs – 1
- No Setup Fee
- WHM Access
Enterprise
- SSD Disk Storage – 80Gb
- Domains – Unlimited
- Network Speed – 1Gb/sec
- Monthly Bandwidth – 800Gb
- Dedicated IPs – 2
- No Setup Fee
- WHM Access
Reliable benefits for customers of our reseller and shared packages
Uptime Guarantee – No Contracts
Supported Systems
cPanel is a Linux-based web hosting control panel that provides a graphical interface and automation tools designed to simplify the process of hosting a web site. Web Host Manager, or WHM, is a powerful program that allows administrative access to the back end of cPanel.
Reseller Hosting FAQ
We often get questions about pricing… why are your prices more expensive than Acme Web Hosting (fill in a name here). We like to know we are competitive in the market. Our value is not found in offering cheapest services but also in the overall product we sell. We will never get into a conversation comparing Nibble Netwrx packages to the other guys. You will notice our pricing is more straight forward with no long term contracts hiding a discount. The key to most companies promotional offering is to give you a really good rate the first 12 months then pop the cost up by 20% to 70% in the 2nd 12 month term. The competitors hope that after the first year the price increase is not enough for you to consider the complicated move it may take to get a better price elsewhere. We like to call this a “bait and switch”.
Check the pricing month to month of all companies before you buy. You will find that we are likely as competitive as we say we are! We do offer discounts for longer term plans we just don’t hide our monthly costs behind long terms of service.
Nibble Netwrx uses different Intel Xeon based Dell server chassis’s for our network infrastructure. The servers are setup in either a Raid10 or Raid1 depending on the number of drives and setups.
The major difference between a shared hosting account and a linux reseller account is access to the Web Host Management (WHM) software.
Learn more about the benefits of cPanel and WHM.
In addition the Linux Reseller Account includes modified root access. Modified root access means you have more control over accounts than a shared server would have.
RAID 10, also known as RAID 1+0, combines disk mirroring to protect data and disk striping to create a larger array of data. A RAID 10 configuration requires a minimum of four disks, and stripes data across mirrored pairs. As long as one disk in each mirrored pair is functional, data can be retrieved.
RAID (redundant array of independent disks) provides a way of storing the same data in different places (thus, redundantly) on multiple hard disks. This is good for several reasons. Most obvious is that it allows for all data to be safely copied and backed up in case of hardware failure. The other benefit is that during a read on a RAID array you should see a significant increase in speed in recalling data over that of single drive performance.
Each Package comes with a set amount ot IP’s as outlined on the website. If more are needed we will be more than happy to assist. If larger than a basic /29 an IP justification from may be neccessary before allocation. All additional IP’s are charged at a monthly rate and this will be reflected on the following billing cycle.
NibbleNetwrx does not limit the emails per hour. cPanel defaults to 60 emails per hour. This setting can be changed in cPanel. We do not allow bulk or mass mailings. Please refer to our Terms of Service for more details.
After adding email accounts, you can use cPanel ‘s tools to configure your email client to access the account.
To Configure Your cPanel Email Addresses with Mail Clients
- Go to http://greatdomainname.com/webmail, where greatdomainname.com is your domain name.
- Log in to your email address.
- Click Configure Mail Client.
- Next to the mail client you want to use, click the link in the Protocols column.
- Follow any instructions or run any files that download to complete the configuration.
If the mail client or device you want to use isn’t listed, you can use the Manual Settings listed toward the bottom of the page.
Typical Settings
If you can’t access the cPanel interface to complete these steps, these are the typical settings it uses:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Username | Your email address |
| Password | Your email account’s password |
| Incoming Server | mail.[your domain name] |
| Incoming Ports | IMAP — 143 POP — 110 |
| Outgoing Server | mail.[your domain name] |
| SMTP (Outgoing) Port | 25 (587 or 80 might also work) |
All email addresses on a cPanel account share the same pool of 500 SMTP relays (outbound messages) per hour.
Please be aware that we do not allow bulk or mass mailings. Please refer to our Terms of Service for more details.
The number of sites a package can hold depends on the package size and the size of the websites.
The number of sites on any package depends on the sizes of the site and the resources of the package. For example a server can have 4GB of space and hold 4 sites of 1GB each. Or the server could have 500 sites of 40MB each.
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