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2003-12-08
Ensim Announces Plans to Support Fedora Linux
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Dec. 8, 2003 – Ensim Corporation, the global leader in hosting automation software, today announced that it plans to support Fedora Linux in future versions of its popular control panel software. Ensim products running on the Fedora Linux platform will give hosting service providers easy access to the latest open source applications and the ability to implement newer hardware without experiencing compatibility issues.
“We are committed to providing our customers with the latest technological advances, and Fedora Linux is no exception,” said Steve Dauber, vice president of marketing at Ensim Corporation. “With this new OS, our products will enable hosters to take advantage of the benefits offered by the open source community.”
Ensim plans to update its Ensim WEBppliance control panels to support Fedora Linux in the January 2004 timeframe. The update will be offered free of charge to all users of Ensim WEBppliance Pro and Ensim WEBppliance Basic.
About Ensim Corporation
Ensim Corporation is the global leader in developing and providing software solutions for the Web and application hosting industry. Over 18,000 service providers worldwide use Ensim’s products to automate the provisioning, metering and management of their hosting offerings. Ensim’s professional-grade software currently hosts more than 500,000 Web sites and five million mailboxes, with an annual growth rate exceeding 100 percent. The company's comprehensive product line includes control panels, virtual private servers, server management, as well as the industry’s first Operations Support System for hosting applications. For more information, please visit our Web site at www.ensim.com, or call toll free 1/877-693-6746 within the United States, or 1/408-745-3300 if you are calling from outside the United States.
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