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Obsidian Networks provide fully managed hosting solutions specific to your business requirements. We offer off-site hosting all from our fully managed Data Centre in Chester.
Microsoft Server software can be full hosted and managed by Obsidian Networks and provide ease of access to your office based needs including utilising the power of the following services;
- Microsoft Hosted Exchange Server
- Microsoft SharePoint Server
- Microsoft CRM Dynamics
Obsidian Networks provide a secure environment for you hosted applications in our Data Centre, centrally located in the heart of Chester, UK. As standard all of our hosted services come with 24/7 365 days SLA. Not only this but if ever you have an issue with your system you can talk directly to our qualified engineers who are working directly on your servers to get them back up and running with the minimum disruption to your service levels or core business.
Obsidian Networks also offer the ability to our clients to co-locate their own systems within our Data Centre we can provide you with physical access to your system at any time of the day.
Obsidian Networks offers our Hosted Servers through our Obsidian Internet department, please take a look at our offerings.
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