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MONTREAL, March 05, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Web Hosting Canada announces the acquisition of Mustang Technologies, a leader in web hosting, domain services, and advanced cloud solutions based in Montreal.

This acquisition marks another step in WHC’s ongoing commitment to Canadian businesses and keeps Canada’s tech landscape strong.

About WHC

Located in Montreal’s Little Italy, Web Hosting Canada (known as WHC) has been empowering Canadian businesses online since 2003. Today, over 65,000 clients trust WHC with their hosting, domain names, websites, and emails.

About Mustang

Rooted in Montreal Mustang was among the first 4 providers to offer Internet access in Quebec back in 1994! Today, Mustang Technologies is known for advanced hosting, particularly with AWS and Plesk.

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Originally Posted by hansje80

I actually only use this for backup remotely and restore back to the same actual disk.

But does Acronis also allow to restore to a different psychical disk (not to the original (damaged) disk) and continue using the OS and software without any issues as if it was restored to the same psychical disk and without kernel issues?

Thanks ❤️

Probably some complicated methods of doing that manually, but I don’t know if I’d trust the restore process on those. What I ended up doing for cpanel servers is keep another dedi sitting on standby – so it was fully configured and ready to go, so in a disaster situation it could pull backups from AWS and bobs your uncle. The host has failover IPs available, so it…

• cPanel moving to per account billing (although they still allow unlimited subdomains)
• WHMCS moving to per user billing (part of the cPanel’s parent company)
• Plesk falling in the same bucket as above (suprisingly they haven’t yet taken up the user model, although theirs has been following the domain model since ages)

One triend that indeed seems to be changing is the once apon a time “unlimited features” keyword being lacked in the current new adverts. I more feel it could be something to do with the industry more pushing SSD and NvMEs which are not as cheap as HDDs, while the end-users hardly noticing the difference, or the reasons could be something else.

Personally i think, there was a trend when everyone…