NetShop ISP is excited to be returning to Malta for the upcoming SiGMA Europe event from the 15th to the 19th November 2021. The event will be held at the Malta Fairs and Convention Centre (MFCC) and for the first time, will be delivered in collaboration with AGS, AIBC and Med-Tech World.

NetShop ISP is excited to be returning to Malta for the upcoming SiGMA Europe event from the 15^th to the 19^th November 2021. The event will be held at the Malta Fairs and Convention Centre (MFCC) and for the first time, will be delivered in collaboration with AGS, AIBC and Med-Tech World.

Renowned as the World’s Gaming Festival, the event offers industry specialists an unmatched networking opportunity as well as the chance to hear from distinguished speakers from all sectors.

NetShop ISP, the multi-award winning iGaming Hosting Provider, is eager to showcase services that have gained massive traction within the iGaming industry, including its Dedicated and Virtual Servers, as well as a newly launched Disaster Recovery Solution.

“We attended the SiGMA iGathering Network Dinner in Cyprus earlier this year and gained huge insight from our industry peers, so we’re really looking forward to connecting again with new and existing clients and partners in Malta,” says NetShop ISP’s CEO, Stefano Sordini.

Meet us at Booth ST92

NetShop ISP’s CEO, Stefano Sordini will be joined at SiGMA Europe by the company’s Head of Sales, Katerina Burtsava and Product Specialist, Kateryna Nechaieva.

To schedule your meeting with a representative, please visit the event page or visit our Booth (ST92) for a handshake. You will find it right at the expo’s entrance!

For official event information, visit SiGMA.

In today’s article we will demonstrate how you can easily create an LVM partition on your Linux Server. Why LVM? Simply because it allows you to dynamically extend or shrink partitions in real-time!

In today’s article we will demonstrate how you can easily create an LVM partition on your Linux Server. Why LVM? Simply because it allows you to dynamically extend or shrink partitions in real-time!

In an era when Cloud servers and virtualization is greatly used by system admins, the LVM (Logical Volume Manager) allows you to resize Volume Groups (VG) by adding new physical volumes (PV) or deleting existing PVs attached to VGs.

In the end of this article you can find useful LVM commands. Let’s proceed with the steps to create a Linux LVM partition. For the sake of this article tutorial, we assume that you have inserted a new Hard Disk on your server.

Step-by-Step Guide to Create a Linux LVM Partition

1. Connect on your server with root user (or other sudo privileged account)
   
2. Type fdisk -l to identify your new hard disk device name. We assume that ours is named /dev/xvdb
   
3. Type fdisk /dev/xvdb
   
4. You are now into the fdisk command prompt, type the following commands in the order specified below:
   
   1. type n to create a new disk partition
      
   2. type p to create a primary partition
      
   3. type 1 to declare it as the first partition of your new Disk
      
   4. hit ENTER twice to accept the default start / end cylinders
      
   5. type t to change the default Linux partition to LVM partition type
      
   6. type L to list all partition types and search for the id for Linux LVM
      
   7. type 8e (as per list results from previous step) to change your partition into 8e, i.e. Linux LVM
      
   8. type w to write the partition table (basically to apply the changes from all previous steps) and exit fdisk upon completion
      
5. Now it’s time to create a Physical Volume (PV) on our new hard disk: pvcreate /dev/xvdb1
   
6. Create LVM Volume Group (VG) named vg0 with a physical extend size (PE) of 16MB: vgcreate -s 16M vg0 /dev/xvdb1
   
7. To create a Logical Volume (LV) named lvol0 on VG vg0, type: lvcreate -L 400M -n lvol0 vg0
   
8. Let’s format the Logical Volum lvol0 in a RHEL supported file system, e.g. EXT3: mkfs -t ext3 -m 1 -v /dev/mapper/vg0-lvol0
   
9. Create a mount location for our new ext3 file system: mkdir /mnt/vfs
   
10. Last step is to mount the new EXT3 file system to our newly created mount point: mount -t ext4 /dev/mapper/vg0-lvol0 /mnt/vfs
    
11. You can confirm everything has been created correctly, by typing: df -h. An output as follows should appear:

/dev/mapper/vg0-lvol0 385M 12M 373M 3% /mnt/vfs

You are all set! Here is a list of some useful LVM commands to have in hand:

• To display volume group settings (in our case of the VG named vg0) such as physical size (PE size), Volume group name (VG name), maximum logical volumes (Max LV), etc.

vgdisplay vg0

• To list all physical volumes (PV) created for the volume group

pvscan

• To add new physical volumes (PV) to an existing volume group, either through new hard disk or new disk partitions.

vgextend

In this tutorial, we will show you how to extend an LVM disk on your Ubuntu 20.04 Server. Resizing disks is a common yet challenging task for system administrators, when servers are running out usable disk space or when the standard partitioning during installation does not fit their bespoke needs.

In this tutorial, we will show you how to extend an LVM disk on your Ubuntu 20.04 Server. Resizing disks is a common yet challenging task for system administrators, when servers are running out usable disk space or when the standard partitioning during installation does not fit their bespoke needs.

What is LVM?

LVM stands for Logical Volume Management. It is a system of managing logical volumes, or filesystems, that is much more advanced and flexible than the traditional method of partitioning a disk into one or more segments and formatting that partition with a filesystem (source: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lvm).

LVM consists of 3 main concepts:

• Physical Volume (PV) – this is the actual disk, i.e. /dev/sda, /dev/sdb, etc.
• Volume Group (VG) – physical volumes/disks are combined into volume groups, i.e. ubuntu-vg = /dev/sda + /dev/sdb
• Logical Volume (LV) – a volume group is divided into several Logical Volumes, i.e. ubuntu-vg/root , ubuntu-vg/home, etc.

Information about the PV, VG and LV are important in order to successfully resize our LVM disk.

Step 1. Collect information about current LVM settings and names

To find out the physical volumes (PV) used by the LVM file system, run this command:

sudo pvs

Now we need to find out the Volume group name. Do it by typing this command:

sudo vgdisplay

Next, we will issue the following command to find out information about the Logical Volume:

sudo lvdisplay

As per our example above, we need to make a note of the following useful information:

Our server has one Volume Group named “ubuntu-vg”, which has one Logical Volume “ubuntu-lv”. With this information, we can proceed to extend our disk.

Step 2. Create new Physical Volume (PV)

Whether your Ubuntu 20.04 is a Virtual machine or installed on a Bare-metal dedicated server, you will need to attach/insert the new disk (virtual or physical). Once you do this, we need to configure it within the existing LVM file system.

Type the following command to identify the new disk you have attached:

sudo fdisk -l

Our initial physical volume is named /dev/vda (20GiB) and our newly attached disk (25 GiB) is under the name /dev/vdb.

Another useful command to identify the LVM disk on your server is the following:

sudo lvmdiskscan

We are now good to go to create our new disk as Physical Volume on the server:

sudo pvcreate /dev/vdb

Output: Physical volume “/dev/vdb” successfully created.

Step 3. Add the new Physical Volume (PV) to our Existing Logical Volume (LV)

We will no add our new PV (/dev/vdb) to our existing logical volume. From the first commands in this tutorial, we have noted “ubuntu-lv” as the logical volume name, and “ubuntu-vg” as the volume group name.

Type the command:

sudo vgextend ubuntu-vg /dev/vdb

Output: Volume group “ubuntu-vg” successfully extended.

Now we need to extended the Logical volume as follows:

sudo lvm lvextend -l +100%FREE /dev/ubuntu-vg/ubuntu-lv

Your LVM Disk has now been successfully extended. One last command is needed so that the “df -h” output shows the correct size of your file system:

sudo resize2fs -p /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv

That’s all! We have demonstrated how you can easily extend the LVM file system on your Ubuntu 20.04 Server.

In this article we explain how you can easily change the default kernel in GRUB for RHEL and CentOS 7 Servers.

This article answers common questions such as “How to set default boot kernel in linux?”, “How to change the default boot entry for kernel?”, “How to boot with old kernel version?” and “How to revert to previous kernel version?”.

GRUB2 is the version of GRUB currently in use, at the time of publishing this article. The software was rewritten to allow plugins and expand features available in the menu system. GRUB legacy and GRUB2 are otherwise fairly similar.

Let’s continue on how you can easily change the default kernel in GRUB on your Linux RHEL or CentOS 7 Server.

Step 1. Get list of installed kernels

awk -F\' /^menuentry/{print\$2} /etc/grub2.cfg

Output:

0- Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server (3.10.0-1062.7.1.el7.x86_64) 7.7 (Maipo)
1- Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server (3.10.0-1062.1.2.el7.x86_64) 7.7 (Maipo)
2- Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server (3.10.0-693.el7.x86_64) 7.4 (Maipo)
3- Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server (0-rescue-39228403a82a4e29afb7e5ca1a869adb) 7.4 (Maipo)

Step 2. Set a default kernel

grub2-set-default 1

Step 3. Verify new default kernel

# cat /boot/grub2/grubenv | grep saved

Output:

saved_entry=1

Step 4. Rebuild GRUB Config File

BIOS-based:

grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

UEFI-based:

grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/efi/EFI/redhat/grub.cfg

Step 4. Reboot Server

All done! You can now reboot your Linux Server to have it booted with your new default kernel.

shutdown -r now

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has made substantial changes to its key functions requirements by updating standards for licence applications, resignations, appointments and player accounts, among other areas.

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has announced a series of amendments to its key functions requirements related to the following:

• The overall number of key function roles and their underlying responsibilities;
• The deadlines by when certain key function requirements are to be observed;
• The persons who shall shoulder responsibility in the absence of duly appointed key function holders;
• The manner and form in which declarations and assurances are to be made by auditors on behalf of licensees during submission of audited financial statements; and
• The applicability of suspicious betting reporting requirements.

Effective on 20th of October 2021, new licence applicants must inform the authority of the identity of persons at the company who hold the role of CEO, compliance executive and AML executive, at the time of the application’s submission. Then, within a time frame of six months since the license has been granted, applicants must name the remaining of their ‘key function’ holders.

This update also relates to suspicious betting and auditing checks. Operators holding the ‘Critical Gaming Supplier’ license have to report any suspicious betting on sporting events to the Authority; same standard and policy that the B2C providers follow.

Finally, in regards to Player accounts, the new requirements outline that operators must prove to the Malta Gaming Authority that they have the capability to verify each player account and every activity conducted by any player account registered in the system.

Read the official announcement here.

Often referred to as the future of television, the past decade has seen IPTV advance rapidly, with sources indicating that the market is set to grow another 17% within the next five years. The IPTV industry is currently worth billions, and its value is only forecasted to continue steadily rising – so in this article we’ll break down what exactly IPTV is, how it works, and why it’s so popular. 

Often referred to as the future of television, the past decade has seen IPTV advance rapidly, with sources indicating that the market is set to grow another 17% within the next five years. The IPTV industry is currently worth billions, and its value is only forecasted to continue steadily rising – so in this article we’ll break down what exactly IPTV is, how it works, and why it’s so popular.  

What is IPTV

The expeditious evolution of technology is apparent, so it comes as no surprise that this has coincided with the way that we watch television. Gone are the days where viewers ran frantically to their TV sets so as not to miss their favorite shows, and one of the main reasons for that is IPTV.

In a nutshell, Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) is video content streamed directly via the internet. Unlike traditional television, IPTV delivers media solely over the internet without the need for satellite dishes, antennas or any other installation on the viewer’s behalf.

Although the terms IPTV and OTT are often used interchangeably, the two shouldn’t be confused. Over-the-top (OTT) media streaming and IPTV have some stark differences, although both deliver content via an internet connection. IPTV content is served over a privately-managed network, whereas OTT streaming is delivered over an unmanaged network.

Why is IPTV so popular

IPTV quite simply caters to the modern viewer by enabling a flexible and easily accessible viewing experience without compromising on the quality of content provided. IPTV is made up of three main formats; Video-on-demand (VOD), Live TV and Time-Shifted TV, unlike OTT streaming services which only offer VOD, like Netflix for example.  

By combining traditional TV services with VOD streaming that are accessible through multiple devices, IPTV offers an ultimate viewing experience that’s proving extremely popular amongst an ever-growing audience. IPTV is also commonly used by businesses, especially within the hospitality industry, as a way to provide their guests’ entertainment whilst also being customizable to upsell other services and amenities.

How does IPTV work

As the name suggests, IPTV uses Internet Protocol (IP) to serve media to viewers, but let’s break down how exactly the content is sent to viewing devices. There are two different types of architecture models behind IPTV – centralized and distributed.

The centralized architecture model is where all content is stored in one centralized server, which is ideal for small VOD content. The distributed model, on the other hand, is a little more complex and entails content being distributed to various nodes within a network.

Regardless, the media, whether live or prerecorded, first needs to be transcoded in order to be adaptable to multiple formats that are supported by whichever device the viewer is watching on. By compressing the video, transfer speed and quality is improved without putting a strain on the bandwidth.

If the viewer selects VOD content, a request is sent to the server and all of the relevant files which make up that specific page are sent to the client with minimal delay – or buffering. This process is known as IP unicasting.

IP multicasting, or live streaming, is when the data leaves the server just once but is sent out to many different destinations simultaneously. In this case, delays in transmission are a lot more likely so IPTV providers tend to deploy content delivery networks (CDNs). 

Ultimately, by utilizing an Internet Service Provider’s strong infrastructure, Content Providers are able to effectively deliver their content to a worldwide audience.

Media Streaming Hosting Solutions with NetShop ISP

With infrastructure strategically located in global destinations, we have both the capacity and expertise to help you build a successful streaming business, with the potential to reach a worldwide audience.  Our plans are designed to accommodate even the most complex media streaming projects, with a range of bandwidth options that are easily scalable and extremely cost-effective. For any queries, please feel free to get in touch with our team.

NetShop ISP is proud to have been recently awarded the ISO 9001:2015 certification.

NetShop ISP is proud to have been recently awarded the ISO 9001:2015 (No. QS.21.038) certification. The internationally recognized certification, officially issued on September 29^th 2021, demonstrates that NetShop ISP successfully meets the needs of our clients through an effective quality management system.

ISO international standards are the most widely used quality management standards in the world, that, when met, enhance customer satisfaction as well as guaranteeing the effectiveness of a company’s procedures.

Through implementing this quality management system in line with the International Organization for Standardization, we underwent an extensive assessment of each area of our business to ensure total compliance with the necessary statutory and regulatory requirements.

Our commitment to perpetually improving our products and services is upheld through the attainment of this certification, which covers Web Hosting, Data Center Services, Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). Operating to the highest possible standard and assuring that our customer’s expectations are always met are our core business values, and becoming ISO 9001 compliant has further instilled this within our team.

NetShop ISP’s Operations Manager, Elena Efthymiou says, “I’m really proud of achieving ISO 9001:2015 certification – not only does it ingrain a greater level of confidence and transparency for our clients, but it also reinforces our team’s culture of continuous improvement and dedication to delivering the highest quality service possible.”

To view NetShop ISP’s certificate, please click here.

For official ISO 9001:2015 information, click here. 

In this article we’ll provide a step-by-step tutorial on how to easily upgrade your Virtual Private Server (VPS) via the myNetShop portal.

It’s oftentimes difficult to foresee the needs of your website when you’re just getting started. The hosting plan you choose initially may not be sufficient as your website grows and traffic increases. In such cases, it’s important that you’re able to seamlessly upgrade your resources so that your website, and business, continues to run smoothly.

In this article we’ll provide a step-by-step tutorial on how to easily upgrade your VPS via the myNetShop portal.

What is a VPS

A Virtual Private Server (VPS) is a form of hosting that somewhat simulates the environment of a dedicated server, whilst being extremely cost-effective. A VPS uses hypervisor technology to effectively split one physical server into multiple, independent virtual servers. Its multi-tenant cloud architecture allows each virtual server to have its own dedicated resources, like RAM and CPU.

VPS hosting has grown in popularity as it provides a middle point between shared and dedicated hosting. With a VPS, you can expect high-performance and reliability at an affordable price.

Upgrade your VPS with myNetShop  

Upgrading your VPS within the myNetShop portal is a really simple process, as is completing a range of other tasks too. For the purpose of this guide, we’ll be upgrading a Splash VPS plan to a Lite VPS plan, although the same steps apply for whichever plan you wish to upgrade to.

1.      Login to myNetShop

The first thing you need to do is login to your myNetShop portal. If you’re not sure about your password, you can reset it here or get in touch with our team for assistance.

Once you’ve logged in, you can view your existing plans under Manage Hosting, separated by service. Click on Virtual Servers and then select the plan you wish to upgrade – in this case UK SPLASH VPS.

2.      Select Upgrade from Server Actions

In this next window, you’ll see a range of management tools for your VPS. Click on Upgrade.

3.      Choose Upgrade Package

Here, under Upgrade Package, you can choose the plan you wish to upgrade to from the dropdown menu. You can also adjust your billing cycle. Then click Continue.

4.      View Upgrade Summary

You can then view and double check your Service Upgrade Summary, and select your preferred payment method. Once you’ve done this click Submit.

5.      Invoice

You’ll then be redirected to your invoice and notified that your order has been placed. Select Pay Now or use a Coupon code to pay your invoice. 

Voilà – you have successfully upgraded your VPS!

VPS Hosting with NetShop ISP

Deploy your VPS instantly with NetShop ISP and be rest assured you can seamlessly scale your resources at any time through your own self-service portal. Want to try it out first? We are offering a FREE VPS trial – no credit card required.

NetShop ISP is delighted to be heading to Kyiv to attend the SBC Summit CIS in mid-October. The two day event, presented by Parimatch, will take place on 13-14th October 2021 at the Parkovy Kyiv International Convention Center.

NetShop ISP is delighted to be heading to Kyiv to attend the SBC Summit CIS in mid-October. The two day event, presented by Parimatch, will take place on 13-14^th October 2021 at the Parkovy Kyiv International Convention Center.

The event, which has been organised in association with Sports Media Holding, offers Betting and Gaming industry experts and attendees the opportunity to network and exchange insights, as well as showcase the latest industry products and services to the CIS region. 

NetShop ISP has been committed to delivering innovative solutions to the Sports Betting and Gaming industry since launching in 2004, and the team are excited for the opportunity to present a range of services that have proven highly-effective to its iGaming clients. Amongst those will be our Dedicated and Virtual Servers, as well as our new Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS).

“We’ve been astounded by the positive response to our Disaster Recovery Solution since launching it earlier this year – in fact it’s been one of our most popular services of 2021 so we’re really looking forward to showcasing it to our industry peers at the SBC Summit,” says Katerina Burtsava, Head of Sales at NetShop ISP.

Meet us at the SBC Summit CIS

Representing NetShop ISP at the SBC Summit CIS will be our Head of Sales, Katerina Burtsava and Product Specialist, Kateryna Nechaieva.

To find out more about NetShop ISP’s iGaming solutions or to book your meeting with a representative at the event, please visit the event page.

For official event information, visit SBC Summit CIS.

In this article we take a look at how to buy the cheapest dedicated servers in the USA, and the benefits of the United States as a hosting location too.

As we’re sure you already know, Dedicated Server hosting is a premium service and therefore does not come too cheap. After all, when you opt for a dedicated server, you’re getting a whole server and all of its resources to yourself – but that doesn’t necessarily mean you want to pay a fortune.

Today we’ll look at how to buy the cheapest dedicated servers in the USA, and the benefits of the United States as a hosting location too!

What is a Dedicated Server

A dedicated server is a form of hosting where the client has exclusive use of an entire physical server and all of its resources. Opting for a dedicated server provides an extremely high level of security, flexibility and of course, optimal performance.

Dedicated server hosting is the ideal solution for websites and applications that need to handle a large amount of visitors, sudden influxes in traffic and require heightened security.

Benefits of a Dedicated Server

There are so many advantages to dedicated server hosting that can help online businesses reach their full potential. Some benefits of a dedicated server are:  

Performance

A dedicated server is the ultimate hosting solution, and provides uncompromised stability and reliability that can’t be reached by other forms of hosting. A dedicated server ensures the highest possible uptime required by businesses that heavily rely on their online presence, like E-commerce and iGaming sites for example.

Control

Choosing dedicated server hosting also offers the client full control over their server environment and allows complete customization to meet their preferences, like storage and processor options.

Security  

Enhanced security is guaranteed with a dedicated server as you’re not sharing server space with any other websites, so you can be rest assured that your server and websites are safeguarded from any security breaches that could be detrimental to your business.

Benefits of the USA as a hosting location

The USA is a really big place, and having a dedicated server located there can be really beneficial for your websites. Today we’ll look specifically at the benefits of Los Angeles as a hosting location.

Location

Ideally situated in Southern California, Los Angeles data centres are optimal for businesses targeting the North American, South American and Asian Pacific markets, with access to trans-pacific fiber routes – guaranteeing low latency and high performance.

Infrastructure

Home to many of the biggest organizations in the world, LA has prime infrastructure in place to ensure minimal connectivity and power outages.

NetShop ISP’s Los Angeles Data Centre features 2N Redundancy and 24/7 on-site Engineers too. 

Support

Customer support is essential regardless of where your server is located. Having access to 24/7 technical support is of great importance – no matter the time zone. NetShop ISP offers round the clock support, 365 days a year, in any part of the world.

Buy the Cheapest Dedicated Servers in USA with NetShop ISP

NetShop ISP is delighted to offer cheap dedicated servers in the USA with FREE DDoS protection. Visit our website here to choose your plan or configure your own server to meet your preferences. Opt to pay for your dedicated server annually and get an extra 10% discount! For more information and advice, please feel free to get in touch with our team! 

Following a great response earlier this year at the iFX EXPO in Dubai, NetShop ISP are delighted to announce their attendance at the upcoming iFX EXPO in Limassol, Cyprus.

Following a great response earlier this year at the iFX EXPO in Dubai, NetShop ISP are delighted to announce their attendance at the upcoming iFX EXPO in Limassol, Cyprus.

The largest global B2B Fintech Exhibition organized by Ultimate Fintech will take place at the 5-star Parklane Resort & Spa in Limassol on the 4-6^th October 2021, offering industry pioneers from all over the world a chance to connect.

“We were blown away by the feedback we received on our Forex Infrastructure solutions in Dubai, so we’re really looking forward to connecting once again with new and existing partners and customers,” says Katerina Burtsava, Head of Sales at NetShop ISP.

The award-winning Infrastructure Hosting Provider is excited for another opportunity to demonstrate their industry-leading Forex VPS solution, which garnered huge interest and multiple new deals back in May. Having been meticulously developed since its initial launch over 10 years ago, NetShop ISP’s Forex VPS Solution and custom infrastructure services have proven game changing to Brokers, as well as CRM & Software Development Agencies.

The latest version of NetShop ISP’s Forex Service now includes a powerful API that allows seamless white-label integration with any Forex Broker’s CRM, amongst other features.

Meet us at the iFX EXPO in Limassol

In attendance at the exhibition will be NetShop ISP’s CEO, Stefano Sordini as well as Head of Sales, Katerina Burtsava and Product Specialist, Kateryna Nechaieva.

To get a full insight into NetShop ISP’s services and to schedule your meeting with a representative, please visit the event page.

For official event information, visit iFX EXPO.

NetShop ISP announces a new Forex Webinar “Algo Trading Forex on a VPS” with key speakers from Spotware cTrader and ClickAlgo. 29th September 2021 at 3PM CET

NetShop ISP announces a new Forex Webinar “Algo Trading Forex on a VPS” with key speakers from Spotware cTrader and ClickAlgo; two industry-leading technology companies.

The discussion will consist of three sessions, one of which will be run by Panagiotis Charalampous, cTrader’s Head of Community Management, and will explore the art of successfully running automated strategies on a Virtual Private Server using cTrader Console.

Traders will have the opportunity to learn about automated forex trading strategies on a VPS Server by Paul Hayes, Owner at ClickAlgo.

Schedule & Agenda

Date: Wednesday, 29th of September 2021

Time: 15:00 CET (60 min)

Sessions:

“Get Harmonic Pattern Trading Signals from a VPS” – Paul Hayes – Business Owner at ClickAlgo
“Trade on a VPS using a Smart-Grid Trading System” – Paul Hayes – Business Owner at ClickAlgo
“How To Run Automated Strategies on a VPS using cTrader Console” – Panagiotis Charalampous – Head of Community Management
“The Importance of Low Latency when Trading Forex using a VPS” – Stefano Sordini – CEO at NetShop ISP

How To Register

Webinar Registration is FREE and you can do so by visiting https://webinars.netshop-isp.com.cy.

For more information about the agenda or assistance with registration please contact our Marketing department via email: marketing at netshop-isp.com.cy.