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niki_man

msg:1567864 | 9:13 pm on Apr 8, 2005 (gmt 0) | Hi I am looking for a dedicated server for my image hosting website since it was suspended for excessive bandwith drinking. I'm very happy with my host right now - even though they suspended that account. They are suggesting that I upgrade to a dedicated server that offering: | From My host > > P4 2.4ghz Processor > 512mb RAM > 80gb IDE Hard Drive > 800 GB Bandwidth > > For $179.95/mo, $0.00 Setup > > > P4 2.8ghz Processor > 512mb RAM > 80gb IDE Hard Drive > 800 GB Bandwidth > > For $199.95/mo. $0.00 Setup |
| I am aiming at $120 - $145. Do you know of a better alternative with great email support? To me great email support is a support reponse in 30 mins to 3 hours. Thanks!
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mifi601

msg:1567865 | 12:20 pm on Apr 13, 2005 (gmt 0) | I am in a similar conundrum and got a similar offer from my host. The offer also included 8 IP addresses and CPanel. I am looking at German providers, wher you can get 1 IP address with your first package for 39 euros!
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KingMacro

msg:1567866 | 11:12 pm on Apr 15, 2005 (gmt 0) | There are a few dedicated providers that are cheap, but I think you're best going with a "mainstream" one rather than purely the cheapest you can find - generally it costs them to provide good quality servers/networks. An expensive host that happens to have a good deal on would probably be the best comprimise. but as for support - with a dedicated server its really up to you to run it as its your server not theirs, but most providers will normally set them up with a default config that shouldn't need much changing, and its not hard to find out how to do the common things on google (or failing that, here :D) But if all you need is more bandwidth, you might find it easier just to find a web host that gives more bandwidth rather than a dedicate server - it depends exactly how much bandwidth you need. [EDIT]I'm not overly sure about the advertising rules, so I removed the mention of the provider just in case[/EDIT]
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