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Tacoma Hosting is a three step process depending on what your plans are. First time web hosting clients must understand that getting a website is a process comprised of several steps. First, you need to obtain a domain name. This you can do by visitng our Domain registration page, input a name you would like and we will see if it is available. If it's available you will then chose a package that suits your needs. For most new website owners, our Basic Silver package provides all the storage, bandwidth and services you will need. Of course as you grow you can add numerous other features and services or upgrade to more complex hosting packages. We provice an excellent control panel for maintaining your site, a full set of tools and a comprehensive support Portal in case you get stuck or need ideas. Tacoma

We also provide Ecommerce (e-commerce) hosting packages that include Miva Merchant (one of the most comprehensive and powerful shopping cart+ solutions on the market. We also provide ultra secure hosting for disaster recovery and disaster planning. We are an ultra low threat location with multiple redundant power, fibre optic and backup generators.

If you are moving an existing site to us, you will need several pieces of information, such as your domain information. You then must choose a package from our list of many that meets your needs. If you need dedicated servers, or just a virtual package, we have many options and addons to meet your need and budget.

If you need a dedicated server, colocation or managed firewall services, we can help you there too.

So you can rest assured that even though you live and work in Tacoma, you can set up and maintain a quality website, while taking advantage of our many services, support and facility in Victoria British Columbia Canada.

Tacoma:

(teko´me) , city (1990 pop. 176,664), seat of Pierce co., W Wash., on Commencement Bay and Puget Sound at the mouth of the Puyallup River; inc. 1884. It is a major seaport and railroad terminus and one of the chief industrial cities in the Northwest. Once known as the lumber capital of America, it is still an important center for forest-products industries, with a growing high-technology sector. Other industries include chemicals and electrochemical products, paint, bleaches, heavy machinery, minerals, metals and alloys, furniture, clothing, and processed foods. There are also shipyards and many docks. Points of interest include the nation's tallest totem pole (built in 1903) and Point Defiance Park, containing a zoo, an aquarium, a children's park, a forestry museum, and a reconstruction of Fort Nisqually (1833). The city also an arboretum, a number of art galleries, and the state historical society museum, and is the seat of the Univ. of Puget Sound. A project begun in the 1990s has gone far to rehabilitate the downtown waterfront and is highlighted by the dramatic Museum of Glass: International Center for Contemporary Art (2002). A lilac festival is held annually in the city. Tacoma is the gateway to Mt. Rainier National Park and many recreational areas. The Tacoma Narrows suspension bridge links the city with the Olympic Peninsula; it replaced “Galloping Gertie,” which collapsed (1940) in a windstorm four months after it opened. McChord Air Force Base, Fort Lewis (a major army training center), and the state national guard headquarters are nearby.

Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, Copyright (c) 2003.

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