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Windows Hosting
Options	Windows Starter	Windows Small Business	Windows Advanced	Windows Corporate
Setup Fee
Setup Fee	$20.00	$20.00	$20.00	$20.00
Per Month	$7.50	$15.00	$18.95	$38.95
Per Quarter	$22.50	$45.00	$56.85	$116.85
Semiannually	$45.00	$90.00	$113.70	$233.70
Per Year	$90.00	$180.00	$227.40	$467.40
Disk Storage	20 MB	50 MB	100 MB	200 MB
File Transfer	2 GB	4 GB	8 GB	15 GB
POP3 E-mail Accounts	3	10	20	50
Unique Static IP Address	$1.00 per month	$1.00 per month	$1.00 per month
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99.9% Up Time
Data Backup
Disk Usage Reporting
HSPHERE Control Panel
Parked Domain

Technical Support
Live Support
HSPHERE Support

Email Features
POP3 E-mail Accounts	3	10	20	50
E-mail Quota Just Increased!	50 MB	50 MB	50 MB	50 MB
Integrated Webmail
E-mail Autoresponders
E-mail Aliases (Forwards)
Catch All Address
Mail Lists
Virus Scanning
Spam Filtering

MySQL and MSSQL Databases
MySQL/MSSQL Databases	0	1	3	5
MySQL/MSSQL Database Quota	0	10 MB	20 MB	30 MB
Extra space per month (Desired or overage, per MB)	$0.50	$0.50	$0.50	$0.50

Website Management
FTP Access
Extra FTP sub-accounts	$1.00 setup	$1.00 setup	$1.00 setup	$1.00 setup
FrontPage Extensions
AWStats website statistics

What is Windows Server 2003?	Windows Server 2003 is essentially a stripped-down version of Windows XP that acts solely as a server. Rather than act as a server on top of an operating system, as Apache does over Linux, Windows is the server.
What kind of technologies does Server2003 support?	The best server-side scripting language for Windows2003 is ASP, or "Active Server Pages." This is a Microsoft-developed language that works well with Windows. The database of choice on Server2003 is MSSQL, "Microsoft SQL Server" (pronounced as "Microsoft Sequel Server"). Server2003 is also compatible with SSL, for secure connections.
Where can I find more information?	Microsoft's SQL Server Homepage