This is a default page for automated 'bots' that scan web servers by IP Address only, and without "HostHeader" information. This prevents the millions of 'hits' from virus-laden and/or compromised computers on the Internet from inflating the conventional statistics of web sites sharing this IP Address.

You may write to the Hostmaster if you are interested
in obtaining any of the following Domain Names:

  • BestNewProductsUSA.com

  • CAMA.com

  • DOHO.net

  • KropfInc.biz   KropfInc.com   KropfInc.info   KropfInc.net   KropfInc.org

  • UCRRA.com

  • Web-Ability.com   Web-Ability.net   Web-Ability.org

You are welcomed to include a serious offer in your email.

If interested in a reliable home for your web pages,
Please visit the Kropf.Com web site.

You are also invited to visit
the Kropf.Net page of Resource Links.

Hosted by...
Kropf.Computer Services, Inc.
Internet Registered since 1991 and
"Keeping business plugged in...
 ...to the Whole  Wide  World!"

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Intel Xeon Powered 		This site is running SCO UnixWare 7
known for its "High Reliability and Availability"
and our Web Servers are
Powered by Apache
on Intel Xeon Processors, in Intel Quad CPU Server Boards,
in Intel rack-mount Server Chassis with triple redundant power supplies, with Redundant SCSI Hot-swap (RAID) Hard-drives.
We use redundant American Power Conversion (APC) Smart-UPSŪ battery backed Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems for 24x7 clean power regulation, and battery back-up as needed. The Smart-UPSŪ family regulates the AC power continuously. This "clean" power helps to avoid power supply degradation. We use diesel powered generator power when no other source of electricity is available. 		Intel Xeon Powered

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Best Viewed With Any Browser         Written in VIm

This web site is not enhanced for any specific browser. It violates the very spirit of "Open Systems" to have pages viewable by only one browser. We will not be enticed (or bought) to promote MS's security compromised Explorers by placing their icon here in return for "free" MS Web development tools. The next time you see a "Best viewed with Explorer" icon, ask yourself if the people that wrote that web page are the ones best qualified to make YOUR choice of tools for you.

And said another way...
Anyone who slaps a "this page is best viewed with Browser X" label on a Web page appears to be yearning for the bad old days, before the Web, when you had very little chance of reading a document written on another computer, another word processor, or another network. (Tim Berners-Lee in Technology Review, July 1996)