indas.de
Managed web hosting, domain services and Linux/xBSD consulting for website and network operators
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About indas.de
indas provides managed hosting and domain services, including web hosting, server and domain operation, mail clusters, and Typo3, Zope and Drupal hosting. It also offers webmastering, postmastering and hostmastering.
The company offers Linux and xBSD consulting, security consulting, open-source consulting and software development. Its listed technologies include IPsec, IOS, Asterisk, PPtP, LDAP, Active Directory, SIP and firewalls.
The company operates under the name "indas internet- und netzwerkdienstleistungen frank rössler".
Product: Managed hosting, mail clusters, domain services and Linux/xBSD and security consulting.
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