Maybe you're a bank, or a retail store,
or even a golf league, but you're not an Internet Service
Provider (ISP). And while having your own customers
would be great for your business, you don't know how
to become an ISP. You don't know the difference between
a POP and a WAN, a mail server from a personal computer.
You don't know how to build and manage an expensive
data network! There is a way. You can become a Virtual
Internet Service Provider! (VISP)
You can have the service without having the headache.
A AFB VISP (Virtual Internet Service Provider), your
company, organization, or group can offer complete ISP
services, without investing in a network, equipment,
or backroom support. In other words, while people are
paying you every month to ensure that your site is the
first they see every time they log on, we're in the
background, invisibly handling the network.
Service Overview
AFB's Virtual ISP (VISP) Program allows your
company or organization to offer complete ISP services
to your customers or members, without investing in a
network or equipment. AFB's VISP program is different
from other providers in that we do not offer an "off
the shelf" product. AFB will customize the program
to meet your exact needs and your desired participation
level. You choose what elements you want to manage,
and Host Plus does the rest!
Features
Here are just some of the benefits in
becoming a VISP:
- An additional revenue stream from selling Internet
service
- Promotion of your business or organization through
the subscribers email address
- Value-added service to your members or customers.
- Ability to email all subscribers with news, announcements,
or specials.
- Unlimited number of email boxes for your customers.
- Ability to providing web hosting service.
- Full control over your customers accounts.
- 18+ Gigabits of Hard Drive.
- Web based administration software
- 24 hours or less setup.
- Unlimited number of domain names and web hosting accounts.
- PHP, Mysql, Perl, Apache,Webmin and more.
- Windows 2003 Server
- Linux Red Hat 9 server
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