Reliable place to get server
Hello,
Our company is looking into getting a server for all our clients site and our own. We currently have one, but the uptime is horrible. It is ALWAYS down. We are loooking to spend about $200-$400. Any ideas on great and reliable servers? We need 99.999% uptime. We also need at least a PIII 450, 256 MB RAM, 10GBN hard drive. Let me know if you know any good places. Tell me your experiences with them.
Best Regards,
Adam Lee
DigitalONE Design
President - Internet Division
[email protected]
digitalonedesign.com
chicken posted this at 22:05 — 24th November 2000.
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People seem to like ultraspeedusa.com (VDI noc host). It will be at the upper end of that price, but I think you'll like it. Others like catalog.com, rachspace.com, http://www.dn.com, dialtone.com and tera-byte.com
Just my better picks...
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bilbong30 posted this at 08:20 — 25th November 2000.
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Hey,
I am deciding between http://www.rackspace.com and http://www.dellhost.com
Any thoughts or ideas? Do you think they are both good places to get a server? Let me know...
Best Regards,
Adam Lee
DigitalONE Design
President - Internet Division
[email protected]
digitalonedesign.com
mjames posted this at 03:33 — 26th November 2000.
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I heard DellHost.com isn't very good on another forum, but RackSpace is pretty good...
Jaiem posted this at 19:31 — 26th November 2000.
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Heard the same thing about DellHost. Seems every PC maker is adding a hosting service arm. I'm dubious of that. They may make a good machine but I'd go to an expert for hosting.
Justin S posted this at 23:37 — 26th November 2000.
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Yeah, I know a lot of people who have servers with RackSpace. Pretty good response as well. You may also want to check out the following companies...
http://www.dn.com
http://www.vdi.net
http://www.dialtone.com
Justin Stayton - [email] [icq]
Anonymous posted this at 02:24 — 27th November 2000.
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If you want 99.999% uptime you will have to pay a large amount of money.
99.99% is more realistic for your price range.
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