Cloud Control

Award winning Control Panel keeps you in the driving seat.

iomart Hosting's Cloud Control provides you with an integrated account management and cloud provisioning one stop shop.

• Account Details: Administer your account, check billing and payment records and set user permissions.

• Asset Management: Control and manage physical servers, devices and racks that you may have hosted with us. Check on usage, bandwidth and power stats in real time or create reports using historical data.

• Cloud Control: Create and manage cloud servers on a choice of VMware or Xen virtualised platforms.

• Support: An integrated support ticketing system allows you to issue change requests, request support, raise and view tickets from one central point of contact. You can view the status and progress of any current ticket, together with an archive of historic requests, giving you a complete view of your hosting experience with us.

• Email Management: Create, update and remove mailboxes across all of domains, manage mailbox aliases and forwarding addresses, Decide which services are active on a per domain or per mailbox level, control the level of mail filtering on a per domain or per mailbox level, whitelist or blacklist individual email addresses or entire domains, decide which users have permission to search archive and quarantine folders and search across all archives or quarantine folders.

Energy Efficiency and power consumption reduction are generally considered to be the main drivers behind the 'greening of IT'.

Our, or rather your, Cloud Control Panel enables you to actively monitor, and manage, the amount of power and bandwidth that your servers, both physical and cloud, and racks are consuming direct from our 5 UK data centres. In addition to the real time energy consumption data, the control panel converts the usage into CO² emissions enabling you to offset your server hosting carbon footprint if you desire.

Cloud Control was a finalist in the 2009 PC PRO Environmental Innovation of the Year and the BCS 2010 Environmental Project of the Year.