We need the following dedicated server up within a week or less:

- At least PIII 800
- At least 256 MB
- At least 20GB HD
- Redhat Linux or BSD
- 100GB Monthly Bandwidth
- At least 100 IPs.
- WHM/Cpanel (preferred) or Ensim
- Preinstalled Perl5, PHP4, mySQL.
- Apache, cppop, exim, proftpd, bind, etc.

$370 or less :stickout ;)
Please send your offers to marc@mchost.com

Thanks :D

Did all the dedicated providers go for vacation?! :eek2:

Just out of curiosity, why do you need 100 IP addresses?

Kiwi,

I suggest you to look at some BursNET™©® offers here : http://www.burst.net/servers/
The "Special 5" has all what you need.

Hey Kiwi

$350 with 128 IPs
PIII 750 512 Ram
20GB HD
Cpanel
100GB

With $200 Setup

I can have you up and running tomorrow.

LD-I
PII 933mhz
256mb of RAM
100 GIG of Transfer
9 GIG SCSI
*Unlimited IP's (must be justified under ARIN regulations)
$275.00 per month
No Setup Fee's
Ensim Powered

I reccomend intenseinfo.com, great company, i currently have an dedicated with them and might be getting another one sometime soon.

Kindest Regards,
ValuableHost
Originally posted by JBIZ718
LD-I
PII 933mhz
256mb of RAM
100 GIG of Transfer
9 GIG SCSI
*Unlimited IP's (must be justified under ARIN regulations)
$275.00 per month
No Setup Fee's
Ensim Powered

Pegasus www.pwebtech.com (http://) would have to get the nod here. Jay and his staff really have it together, and Jay consistently goes above and beyond for his customes. Pegasus is a solid company one can't go wrong with.

Ray Collazo
ComputechZ Inc.

JBIZ718 & jayglate: How much is the additional GB of bandwidth?

As i have an dedicated server with intenseinfo, they charge only $3.25 per extra gig.
Originally posted by Kiwi
JBIZ718 & jayglate: How much is the additional GB of bandwidth?

Hostexp, I just tracerouted to valuablehost.com from Telstra in Canberra. Note that the signal had to travel over 5000km before it even left Australia! :rolleyes:

However, I also traceroute from samspade.org and the hops before it got to yipes went through level3 too. Who is providing the connectivity to Yipes? Are the a multiple carrier NOC? If so is Intenseinfo.com using level3 for their bandwidth? I don't know if I have expressed those questions well - I'm not into the jargon :stickout

traceroute to valuablehost.com (66.54.221.131), 30 hops max, 40 byte packets
1 FastEthernet6-0.civ-service1.Canberra.telstra.net (203.50.1.65) 0.7 ms 0.757 ms 0.761 ms
2 GigabitEthernet0-0-0.dkn-core1.Canberra.telstra.net (203.50.10.65) 1.066 ms 0.86 ms 0.95 ms
3 Pos0-1.ken-core1.Sydney.telstra.net (203.50.6.121) 4.84 ms 4.803 ms 4.914 ms
4 GigabitEthernet0-0.ken-core4.Sydney.telstra.net (203.50.13.18) 4.974 ms 5.141 ms 5.022 ms
5 GigabitEthernet7-0.chw-core2.Sydney.telstra.net (203.50.6.158) 5.062 ms 5.113 ms 5.364 ms
6 Pos4-0.exi-core1.Melbourne.telstra.net (203.50.6.18) 17.479 ms 17.375 ms 17.492 ms
7 Pos5-0.way-core4.Adelaide.telstra.net (203.50.6.162) 31.109 ms 46.344 ms 31.127 ms
8 Pos6-0.wel-core3.Perth.telstra.net (203.50.6.194) 62.05 ms 62.093 ms 62.267 ms
9 GigabitEthernet4-0.wel-gw1.Perth.telstra.net (203.50.113.18) 61.999 ms 62.124 ms 62.06 ms
10 t1a5-p3-0.us-sfo.concert.net (166.49.251.25) 310.75 ms 310.066 ms 310.334 ms
11 t1a1-ge8-0-0.us-sfo.concert.net (166.49.228.39) 310.594 ms 310.782 ms 310.3 ms
12 166.49.254.46 (166.49.254.46) 312.515 ms 312.51 ms 313.092 ms
13 so-4-1-0.mp1.SanJose1.level3.net (209.247.11.5) 312.715 ms 312.347 ms 312.259 ms
14 so-0-1-0.mp1.Philadelphia1.level3.net (64.159.0.141) 391.703 ms 391.276 ms 391.548 ms
15 gig9-0.hsa1.Philadelphia1.level3.net (64.159.0.146) 391.564 ms 391.246 ms 391.229 ms
16 63.209.178.162 (63.209.178.162) 391.37 ms 391.694 ms 391.407 ms
17 rif1.phl004bd02.yipes.com (209.50.43.181) 392.306 ms 392.232 ms 391.991 ms
18 rif1.phl018s101.yipes.com (209.50.43.74) 393.6 ms 396.658 ms 393.362 ms
19 66.54.168-yipes-webreseller.net (66.54.168.245) 395.64 ms 394.235 ms 395.331 ms
20 66.54.221-yipes-webreseller.net (66.54.221.131) 395.374 ms 393.286 ms 393.184 ms

Jbiz and IE intense info do some business with some small company called Web Reseller, they have yipes connectivity, yipes uses uunet and level3 for their IP transit of net traffic...

Currently we have a rack there and some of our own equipment, routers, switches and what not. We lease space like any other colo, but we do have a special deal with them and what not.

We also have our servers there.

Yipes has 5 peering partners though.

I will say that from chicago to our servers we roundtrip at 40ms, and most spots in the USA are under 100ms if not closer to 50ms

Joe

Um no yipes does not have 5 peering partners, they use only 2 providers at the most 3 in some markets, so unless your counting what their tier 1 providers peer with the most yipes peers with is 2-3 providers, 90% of their peering is done with UUNET, and Level 3, with Quest thrown in in a couple of markets.

Of course I could be wrong, but this is what ive been told by 4 different people in their company so im pretty sure its right....

Originally posted by JBIZ718
I will say that from chicago to our servers we roundtrip at 40ms, and most spots in the USA are under 100ms if not closer to 50ms

I wasn't paying attention to ping times. LOL - not from Australia! Just the route of the US hops.

Thanks for the info.

Thanks to everyone. I've got some really great offers ...now the hardest part is deciding which host we will go with :( :stickout :D

I have a server with Intenseinfo and their support is always friendly and very personal, i.e ICQ which I personally think is a very nice touch.

Furton i definetly agree, the icq support from intenseinfo is A+. Also freakysid i think charles and jbiz718 have explained it to you :) i'm also from Sydney Australia and nearly everything from our side is :( someone needs to end the telstra monopoly.

Kindest Regards,
ValuableHost
Originally posted by Furton
I have a server with Intenseinfo and their support is always friendly and very personal, i.e ICQ which I personally think is a very nice touch.

There's also a monopoly here at Malaysia. The internet is most likely being controlled by a sucks company, TMnet. Most other ISPs are offering the services, based on their infrastructure and lines.

Yes, agreed, an monopoly really DOES suck!, due to the fact that the company in monopoly can control the service and offer an horrible service but there is no competition so it has nothing to worry about.

Kindest Regards,
ValuableHost
Originally posted by Donovan
There's also a monopoly here at Malaysia. The internet is most likely being controlled by a sucks company, TMnet. Most other ISPs are offering the services, based on their infrastructure and lines.

Pegasus (http://www.pwebtech.com) uses ICQ too and AIM. But my preference is on the phone. I like to hear someone on the other line. They are always friendly and very supportive.

We used to have a monopoly of Shaw@Home a little more than a year ago. Since they were the only company in Western Canada providing high speed connections, they charged $100 per GB if you exceeded 1GB of transfer. But now there's Telus ADSL ...and also a few smaller high speed companies :stickout :D

But nowadays, DoCoMo is coming in with their division NTT to the industry. Hopefully, they will break the monopoly. :D