Phoenix Computer Services

GC Tech provides computer services to various types of clients in the Phoenix Metro Area. We customize our technical services to fit their needs. While one client may need to combat spam, another may only be concerned with data backup. If you don't see your specific need listed, please call or write us to find out how we may be able to help.

Anti-Spam: Prevent up to 98% of spam from getting into your business email
Phoenix Computer Support: Windows Servers and workstations
Data Backup: Secure, offsite backup at affordable prices
Managed Service Plans: Taking computer services to the next level
Network Administration: Get connected via wired or wireless networks
WebOffice: Online collaboration without the hardware costs
Web-related Services: Register a Domain name or get website hosting, and much more

There are many computer services companies throughout the Phoenix Metro Area. Is your IT partner providing a proactive approach to IT support? Can you get immediate remote support from your computer services provider? Do you feel your business has a sufficient backup procedure? Can you afford to have consistent network downtime?

If you answered NO to any of these questions, please feel free to call us at 602-218-5834 #1 in the Phoenix Metro Area or write us and find out how we will be able to help you with computer services for your small or medium-sized business in the Phoenix Metro Area.

Computer Support Tips

IP subnetting made easy
This article is also available as a PDF download.IPsubnetting is a fundamental subject that's critical for any IP network engineerto understand, yet students have traditionally had a difficult time graspingit. Over the years, I've watched students needlessly struggle through school andin practice when dealing with subnetting because it was never...

Configure a Windows Server 2003 VPN on the server side
Sometimes,simplicity is the best choice for both a technology solution and thecorresponding tutorial that explains how to use the new solution. In this document,I will provide a clear, concise, systematic procedure for getting a WindowsServer 2003-based PPTP VPNup and running. I'm using WindowsServer 2003 with Service Pack 1 for this...