I'm looking for Managed VPS in Europe (for example UK, can be DE but with english website and support) or ultimately in USA (DC in east coast) with DirectAdmin panel.
I need about 10-20 GB hdd, 60-80GB transfer/month. The company should be already several years on the market...
A friend has asked me to recommend a company for a Managed VPS solution, one that must be in hosted in Europe (I suggested that he might want to look to the USA but he doesn't want to). As I really don't know too much about European VPS solutions as I mainly deal with US datacenters and companies I wanted to ask for a recommendation.
He requires a managed linux VPS solution, with a control panel that can manage files, email, databases etc, so whether its directadmin, cPanel, Plesk or whatever, it doesn't really matter.
He is looking for the following specs:
20-30GB HDD
128 or more RAM
Bandwidth doesn't particularly matter as long as its not too low.
The budget is £20 or under (around $40) per month, so he's obviously looking at quite a low-end solution.
Do you know which companies offer Fully Managed VPS in european countries with Cpanel?
I need 15-20GB Space, at least 512 RAM and 500GB Bandwidth
We are looking for hosting our companies websites ...
Most of them are used mainly for email activities.
Only one of them have an active website and web services.
We are looking for a fast and reliable connection from europe. Also fully managed solution as we have no expertise in server management.
I am using dreamhost vps for my personal websites. And i am wondering if its enough for these requirements.
Also i used wiredtree in the past but it seems dreamhost more easier to manage from the user side...
how the hosting provider would back me up in setting up my vps, support in additional issues etc. with regards each of the above topics.
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If you need a managed colo, why not go with managed server? With managed server, your vendor will take care about the server health, including software and hardware too
(I am mentioning to fully managed server vendors like Rackspace, don't tell me cheap managed servers)
I've always had hosting where everything is pretty much already setup. I am now considering getting my own dedicated server. I see most good packages are Self Managed Servers.
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Anyone know of any?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI will have to deploy a site into VPS (or dedicated or amazon EC2, I don't really know yet, but I thik it could be VPS).
First of all I don't know how strong server do I need. It's rails application with 800k (up to 1million) pageviews per month. Could you tell me how much traffic do you have on your VPSes? It's rails app, so I think I will need RAM at first place.
The other requirements are:
* Server in Europe
* Stability
* Good support
* Root access
I'm in searching of an offer similar to Eurovps, someone can suggest me something of same quality? I want change from eurovps because we receive many down in this period and them dont want change my vps from managed to unmanaged, the only option to do this is to change vps when is very simple to change only the price into their system. I want use a new vps that reduce me the cost.
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ThePlanet did a mailout the other day about their servers in UK. Does anyone have servers there? Good pings?
View 6 Replies View Relatedrecommendations for colocation in Europe, preferably NL or DE based?
Basic requirement:
1-5U initially, option to expand into half and full rack over time.
Reasonably priced bandwidth.
Decent remote hands when needed.
A sensible AUP would also be a requirement. I prefer a host to give you an opportunity to address any issues (such as a compromised system, copyright protected content, or similar) *before* they actually pull the plug. From what I have seen, some hosts will disable your switch port(s) almost the moment they receive a complaint - which is not acceptable.
tell me if there are any R-T-O Companies in Europe?
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I don't want a server in the US.
I'd like Window 2003, or preferably 2008 with Hyper-V installed.
We are hosting provider.We have servers on Netdirekt,Layeredtech and Teklan ( Turkey ). We search other datacenters.We want dedicated reseller too.
Which dc you recommend on Europe ( Holland, UK, Germany, ).
Can anyone give a suggestion on choosing a DC that needs to have good connection and shortest route to Europe?
View 11 Replies View RelatedIm gonna run Zimbra webmail on a server, i dont really care where i host it (and i dont think a VPS will do for it), as long as its not in USA (slow for me as i live in Sweden).
Where should i host it?
Checked Leaseweb and they want 29 euro/month for a dedicated server with 512mb ram, CPU dosnt really matter as long as its atleast the same as leaseweb (sempron 3100+).
Is there any as cheap, or cheaper than that? I found many in .uk and .nl, xeneurope (only VPS?), etc..
I find 29euro/month + a domain VERY cheap..
I have a reseller account in USA but it seems that atlantic ocean is very big and so I m taking >240ms tracert .
So I need servers in Europe and more speed with VPS and not shared hosting.
I have seen the rackspace.co.uk with 80 ms tracert from Greece but the prices is out of question, something like that more cheaper?
Do you know Europe Linux and/or Windows VPS Providers?
UK,Netherland,Germany,France,Denmark And ....
Please list any company you know.
I`ll try my best to do so too.
to expand somewhere in western Europe for our gaming services. Anybody know a good datacenter with good tier1 backbones (level3, internap...)
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100 mbit atleast
10 Tb traffik to every server atleast
Lots of ram and disc space
u guys know what i need when i say game servers ho is best to the price? i dont want the cheapest if they sux and have high pings.
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View 6 Replies View RelatedI did do a search of the forum and it showed a few results, mostly non UK and some which were no longer online.
Now I'll make my own topic doh.
What I am looking for is a host which allows UDP + TCP sockets(fsockopen) so I can query gameservers from my hosting + send other commands to other programs.
Must be located in the UK and be fast
Offering a reseller option is a plus, but not required.
We currently use VirtualNames.co.uk which are excellent both feature wise and regarding customer service. Now, I'm acutely aware that ALL my clients use VN, what if VN die!!?
So I'm on the look out for another UK hosting co. with a decent feature set but more importantly perhaps is their support response time replying to queries etc.
I got several online pharmacies which i promote by SEO methods ( not SPAM etc. ) Need some advices where can i host them in Netherlands, Luxemburg or other eu countries not prohibiting pharmacy hosting.
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And leaves it up to the OEMs -
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What does this mean for European consumers? The E versions of Windows 7 will include all the features and functionality of Windows 7 in the rest of the world, other than browsing with Internet Explorer. Computer manufacturers will be able to add any browser they want to their Windows 7 machines, including Internet Explorer, so European consumers who purchase new PCs will be able to access the Internet without any problem. Consumers will also be able to add any Web browser to their PCs, to supplement or replace the browsers preinstalled by their computer manufacturer.
I've problems opening[url]or accessing any of my servers (other sites loads fine), just wondering if this is my issue or what?
Tested via usa proxy, all loads fine.