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Macquarie Hosting goes virtual

By Lilia Guan
Jun 13 2007 11:43AM
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SYDNEY - Macquarie Hosting, a division of Macquarie Telecom, has joined VMware’s Service Provider Program (VSPP).

Macquarie Hosting goes virtual
Under the program, Macquarie Hosting now delivers virtualised hosting services via VMware infrastructure to give business and government customers the performance, security and control of dedicated hosting – with on demand scalability, at a lower cost.

Aidan Tudehope, managing director hosting, Macquarie Telecom said the latest service offering provides Macquarie Hosting customers with the option of either going physical or virtual with their online mission critical server infrastructure.

Under the program, Macquarie Telecom will also develop customised virtual infrastructure offerings to meet specific customer requirements.

These services include virtualised dedicated hosting, which allows organisations with mission critical online applications to immediately and cost-effectively increase or reduce their hosted infrastructure capacity to meet demand; disaster recovery, which enables organisations to migrate their infrastructure, live, to virtual machines and recover from unplanned outages in minutes; and utility-based computing, which allows users to transform their hosting infrastructure into a flexible pool of IT resources so customers can draw capacity as needed.

“Virtualisation offers a range of additional benefits including superior levels of agility, scalability, and business continuity,” said Tudehope.

The VMware software permits managed servers in the Macquarie Hosting data centre to be partitioned into multiple "virtual" machines. Customers are then provided their own virtual private server or virtual server farm, the capacity of which can be scaled up or down depending on their specific needs.

Security is enhanced by the unparalleled third-party accreditation standards which Macquarie Hosting’s Intellicentre meets. Certifications include:

ISO 27001 – an international standard designed to help businesses with a global presence secure their information assets and boost their defences against costly information security attacks.

DSD Gateway – a federal government standard which offers assurance that Macquarie Telecom’s internet gateway provides protection from external threats appropriate for systems and data up to and including the "Highly Protected" level of classification.

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