I.T. services provider IUKANET specializes in shared hosting, cloud servers, dedicated servers, server housing, domain name registration, and server outsourcing. Based in Valencia, Spain, this hosting provider was founded in December 2010. Its website is available only in Spanish.
Features and Ease of Use
IUKANET’s hosting solutions include the following standard features:
- Unlimited domains
- PHP selector
- 2000+ pre-installed scripts
- One free domain included
- Daily and weekly backups
- SSH access
- Unlimited transfer
- Choice of operating system
- SSD storage
- 24×7 customer support
The shared hosting solutions use CloudLinux servers to isolate you from the effects of other hosted customers, and the cPanel control panel is provided to manage your hosting. Each hosted user is limited to 1 GB RAM and 1 CPU.
IUKANET provides free backup space on its cloud storage servers, with daily and weekly backups ensuring that clients’ data remains safe in the event of a disaster. Customers with high storage needs can buy online backup services as an additional package, whereby you can take your own backups and replicate them in IUKANET’s data center for security purposes.
At the cloud data center, IUKANET uses SSD servers powered by leading manufacturers including HPE, Dell, and Supermicro. The SSDs ensure fast website loading speeds, and KVM technology ensures high uptime availability. This vendor will also prepare the servers, switches, and physical routers you need to build your own cloud solution.
Pricing and Support
Unlike most providers of similar shared hosting solutions, IUKANET does not show prices on its website, so you have to contact the company to get a quote. There are no advertised free trials or money-back guarantees, but you to get a good 99.98% uptime guarantee.
You can reach out to the company for your price quote or technical support through telephone, ticketing system, email, or live chat. However, I had a disappointing experience with their supposed 24/7 support team when I sent an exploratory email. It wouldn’t be as frustrating if IUKANET offered extensive self-support resources, but their knowledge base is practically empty.
