ISPmanager allows customers to manage their entire Virtual Machine through a user friendly and comprehensive multi-language web interface.

eApps Hosting, a hosting provider, yesterday announced the availability of ISPmanager, a web server control panel offered by ISPsystem, in all Virtual Machine in the cloud services at no extra cost.

The company says that ISPmanager allows customers to manage their entire Virtual Machine through a user friendly and comprehensive multi-language web interface. The simple, intuitive design of the interface allows users to efficiently administer system users, applications, mail boxes, databases, and much more. Furthermore, the company has extended the capabilities of ISPmanager to allow for the rapid installation and configuration of the popular high end application services supported by eApps, including GlassFish, JBoss, Liferay Portal, and Tomcat.

It mentions that ISPmanager has numerous features to help customers maximize their productivity. A summary of key features follows:

• Best in Class server administration – Comprehensive and easy to use server administration functions that do not conflict with Operating System level configurations
• Granular access control – Administrators can grant user access for domains and also specific control panel functions
• Command line access – Built in SSH client (MindTerm)
• Full control of processes – Restart and control services including web server and mail server
• Server statistics – Bandwidth and traffic usage, and more
• Database management – Manage local and remote DB servers
• Backup management – Powerful and easy to use backup management

The company avers that to take advantage of ISPmanager, customers use the eApps Create-A-Cloud tool to create a Virtual Machine, and choose an OS Template designated with (ISPmanager CP). The ISPmanager control panel is built into the OS Template and will be started automatically when the Virtual Machine starts. Customers can then immediately begin administering their Virtual Machine with ISPmanager.