ISPConfig for multiple websites and a controlled hosting environment

ISPConfig provides one place to manage websites, databases, email and DNS on a server prepared and managed for the agreed operating model.

It is useful for agencies, administrators and organisations with several websites. It is not required for an ordinary single website.

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When ISPConfig is useful

The value is not the control panel itself. It is the ability to organise several websites and related services in one controlled environment.

Agencies and web professionals

Manage websites for several clients without mixing them into one ordinary hosting account.

Organisations with several websites

Keep domains, websites, databases and email services organised in one environment.

Customers who need more control

Use a separate managed server while retaining practical administration of individual sites.

What the environment includes

ISPConfig handles website-level administration. Zserver handles the server environment within the agreed managed scope.

Website administration

Domains, websites, databases, users and related settings in the control panel.

Email and DNS

Services can be managed in the same environment where this operating model is appropriate.

Managed server layer

System updates, monitoring, backups and server administration remain with Zserver according to the service scope.

Application work inside WordPress, PrestaShop or another site remains separate from managing the ISPConfig server environment.

How cooperation works

Step 1

We count and classify the sites

Applications, domains, email needs and administrator roles are reviewed.

Step 2

We design the environment

Server capacity, separation, backups and panel structure are proposed.

Step 3

We deploy or migrate

The environment is prepared and the sites are moved in a controlled sequence where required.

Not sure which option fits your project?

Tell us what you run today and what you need to improve. We will recommend a practical next step.