Dedicated

I am looking for at least a

512 cache (this means P4 or better)
80GB
500GB + transfer
not Plesk, not Ensim
Linux or windows
need mySQL
need php
need mail, ftp, etc.
needs to be a fast server
do not need adult or gambling.

Could I please get some quotes.

Thanks
Andrew
www.mailhorde.com

Hey dude,

P4 - 2.4Gig
512 cache
1400Gigs Transfer over tier 1 network
80Gig 7200RPM Hard Drive
Linux Redhat Enterprise
with:
EXT3 filesystem
Apache 2.0.46
PHP 4.3.2
Nano 1.2.1
MySQL 3.23.58
BIND 9.2.2
Sendmail

189.00 a month with a 55.00 Setup fee

We take paypal, major cc, check by phone.

email jwatson@server-space.com reference 766067-dedicated.

Thanks, but that is a little expensive for what i want.

Can you post what your budget is?

somewhere beteen 0 and 80. i am new to this so i am not sure if i need managed or note.

I am really looking for aquality server to put maybe 20 sites on, thats it. I am not looking to bog it down. i have some businesses where i just need to make sure the site stays up.

andrew

Well then you need hosting I can give it to you for that price.

• AMD Athlon 2000+
• 256 MB RAM
• 40 GB IDE Hard Drive
• RadHat 9.x Linux
• Windows Available*
• 200 GB Transfer Monthly

• Setup Fee: $149.95• $49.99/month

not a big enough cache

» P4 2.8ghz
» 1 GB DDR RAM
» 120 GB IDE HD
» 1000 GB/MONTH
» 100 MBPS Port
» 10 IP's
» Fantastico!
» Cpanel/WHM
» Free setup-$110/month

www.pixate.net/order/ if you wish to order!

I'm not sure if you'll find that, easily atleast, for the specs you're requesting at the price.

EBG Hosting offers dedicated server solutions:

Intel Pentium IV 2.4Ghz 533Mhz Bus
512MB DDR System Memory
80GB 7200RPM IDE Hard Disk
2,000GB per month
$99.00 Setup Fee $110.00 Monthly
OR
$0 Setup Fee $120.00 Monthly

You could easily host a few shared hosting accounts to pay for your server. Then you could virtually use the rest of it for whatever you wanted.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us on our site. http://ebghosting.eclipse-business.com

right. but i really only need like 200GB of transfer and even 40GB space would work. Again, i just need a stable server.

I can offer you this, but if it does not work PM me or email me and lets work something out:

Linux OS / Windows Server 2003
P4 HypterThreading 800FSB
512 MB PC3200 RAM
250 GB Hard Drive
10/100 Mbps Ethernet connection
100% Uptime all the time
remote power cycling
Multi-homed, peered connection
328GB throughput a month
Full warranty service on all parts (includes labor & shipping)
Real-time throughput monitoring via account manager
Remote power cycling via account manager
Full root-level privileges
Remote administration services (FTP, telnet, VNC, etc.)
Preconfigured with your choice of PHP/ASP/ASP.NET, MySQL, Apache/IIS, email, and/or RADIUS services to get you up and running fast.
24/7 onsite technical support available


$150.00/month waive set up fee with 1 year contract.

p4/2.4g/512M/80gb/1000GB monthly transfer/4 ips /Fedora or Red Hat/99.5% uptime guarantee/10M/100M Vlan

CPANEL/WHM is included. Free server monitor is included. Our free support is up to WHM interface.

$49 onetime setup fee, $129/month; or FREE setup, $149/month

we accpet paypal, moneybookers and e-gold

More options:
http://ptrhosting.com/dedicated.php

Linux OS / Windows Server 2003
P4, Hyper Threading 2.4 GHz, 800 MHz FSB
512MB PC3200 RAM
80 GB Hard Drive
10/100 Mbps Ethernet connection
Includes 200 GB monthly throughput
$135/mo., NO setup FEE

info@rbwtech.com if you want to order

Thanks for all these offers, but i am really capped at $80 per month.

PS: What is the difference between co location and dedicated. I have been doing some research so...

Colocation means that YOU buy the server and hardware itself, and then you basically ship the machine off to a provider that is doing the colocation. They're basically renting you just rack space and bandwidth alone ,in one of their centers.

Dedicated hosting means that you're renting the machine and associated hardware, the rack space, and the bandwidth from them. The machine you rent should not have any other clients but yourself on it. The machine is yours and yours alone to do 'what you want' with it.