London, United Kingdom - (The Hosting News) - August 14, 2008 - European dedicated server firm, Vectoral Servers, has partnered with Netenberg, to offer a one-click script auto-installer, Fantastico De Luxe.

Designed to enable web site owners to easily deploy and manage installations of dozens of business class w eb applications, with the partnership, Vectoral Servers will immediately implement Fantastico De Luxe on its entire cluster of cPanel-based dedicated servers. Clients will be able to access Fantastico De Luxe through cPanel and can use the software to easily install dozens of free applications, including content management systems, blogging platforms, customer support portals, discussion boards, photo galleries, among other services.

Ekin Ersoy, Sales Director, Vectoral Servers noted, "Providing value-added features to our dedicated servers is important as we continue to improve our robust product line. Through this partnership with Netenberg, our clients are able to quickly and easily implement world-class Web applications and ultimately take their Web sites to the next level."

Vectoral Servers will provide Fantastico De Luxe at no additional charge to its clients. The system will be automatically upgraded periodically to incorporate new scripts and provide the latest revisions to existing applications.

Dedicated servers from Vectoral Servers start at $29.95/monthly. The company offers a variety of hardware configurations, including both Intel and AMD-based chipsets. All servers are hosted in Vectoral Servers fully managed Frankfurt, Germany private data facility.

Vectoral Servers is a privately owned, independent company headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 1996, Vectoral has over a decade of experience in providing a unique mix of focused service and truly exceptional quality. A core goal for Vectoral is making dedicated server hosting an easy, uncomplicated process for each and every one of its clients.

To learn more about Vectoral Servers. please visit: www.vectoral.info

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