Do you know of any German ISPs that peer with the following:
DE-CIX (Germany)
AMS-IX (Amsterdam)
LINX (England)
Also could you point me in the direction of some reliable German Rack Hosting Companies (Franfurk). As we are a GSP (Gameserver Provider) the network needs to be strong and reliable.
to colocate a 1U in the DC metro area for $100/month for a small non-profit I work with. The service necessary is pretty basic -- 1Mbps or so would do (preferably unmetered so we're not on the hook for overage charges), 1 or 2 IPs would be fine, and the only real service necessary (besides steady power and connectivity, of course) would be the occasional remote reboot and 24/7 facility access.
I've come close to settling on Crosslink Internet (web site at www dot crosslink net, silly system won't let me post the URL directly because I'm new), because they're the only place I've found that can meet that price point. Before I commit, though, I wanted to hear from you guys:
* Are they a reliable ISP? They sound sort of low-budget over the phone, and while that's not necessarily a valid indicator of reliability, it makes me nervous.
* Are there any other decent ISPs in the Northern VA vicinity that could meet this price point that you guys would suggest over Crosslink?
Anyone have recommendations / references for Mexico / Latin America wireless ISPs and coverage areas?
IP satellite coverage?
Also looking for recommendations for Mexico / Latin America data centers (something like half rack, 20 amps, reliable, redundant, etc)
I want good German web hosting services in order to host my sub domain. I have a site www.example.com which is already hosted on U.S server and I have a sub domain [url].
Now I wanted to host my sub domain on German servers.
Is there any German DataCenter which allow payment via paypal? Or maybe some agents are available who make possible payment via paypal for German Servers?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am in search of a dedicated server company who could offer servers with 1Gbit connection.
I searched the offers section but came up with nothing.
I even emailed some companies offering servers in Germany for 1Gbit connection but they all said they cannot offer it.
Does anyone know which company offers it who accepts PayPal as payment gateway?
I checked out hetzner.de and they do offer 1Gbit ONBOARD servers.
I do not read German so there is no knowing for me to make sure but I'm guessing "100 MBit Fast-Ethernet-Anbindung an Switch:" means 100Mbit internet connection and 1Gbit is only inside their network.
I do not need high spec servers nor too much bandwidth (1TB-1.5TB).
This will only be used as a gateway to VPN network with backup servers.
I just got a new server from Hetzner, but the YaST2 they installed is in German! I wanted to install some new packages, but I don't speak German
Is there any way to change the language of YaST2 to English?
I want to forward my Dedicated Server's IP to a German host. Latency will be as in Turkey as I have been told in your forums..
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am trying to test a website and see 'exactly' what a person viewing from Germany sees. We have implemented some programming that looks at the clients IP address and then changes the content based on the region of the world they are located in.
In order to fully test it, I need to access the site via a proxy server in Europe (preferably Germany), so that the IP address will show up as originating from Europe.
I have used proxify.net here in the states, but I have not been able to find one based in Germany. The site has some flash on it, so it will also need to support flash. The one proxy I found bombed on the flash.
I received a complaint from some of my clients, stating that they can't connect to their site because "it is not online"
Now, the site works perfectly from my PC (both on IE and firefox), I've checked its availability on host-tracker.com, and it's being spidered by google, which clearly means it is online
However, those clients' ISPs won't let them access the site for some unknown reason...I believe it's some DNS issue (probably they refuse to cache IPs from the country the sites are hosted on, which is Holland for the record)
Is there anything I can do, DNS wise, to solve the issue? It's getting frustrating because they think I'm not doing my work and I can't just tell them "your ISP sucks"..