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NOCSTER currently has available the following $59.95/month
managed dedicated server offerings:

Intel Celeron™ Plan #0C/#0D
CPU: Intel Celeron™ 1.7HZ
Memory: 256MB DDR RAM
Hard Drive: 30GB IDE or 9GB SCSI
Bandwidth: 100GB/MONTH
IP Addresses: 5
Port: 10/100MBPS SWITCHED VLAN
Management: FULLY MANAGED
$0.00/SETUP
$59.95/MONTH

AND

AMD Athlon™ Plan #0C/#0D
CPU: AMD Athlon™ XP 1700 1.47GHZ
Memory: 256MB DDR RAM
Hard Drive: 30GB IDE or 9GB SCSI
Bandwidth: 100GB/MONTH
IP Addresses: 5
Port: 10/100MBPS SWITCHED VLAN
Management: FULLY MANAGED
$0.00/SETUP
$59.95/MONTH


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Level3, Global Crossing, Verio, Cogent, & XO over PPL Telcom,
Verizon, & CTSI fiber, spanning our Scranton, Philadelphia,
& New York City private network.
Newly engineered by former MFN/AboveNET, Netaxs,
& Voyager Communications network engineers!

Newly released Managed Services Definition
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Server Resale Program! Discounts!

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http://www.nocster.net/ (http://www.nocster.net/servers.shtml?GCID=C10993x004)


SMA
PRES/CEO
BURSTNET

dont have any thing like 3000 GB of Bandwidth or more ?

3000GB I guess u can get there 10MB PLan

10MB gets you around 600 GB per month

Originally posted by BizB
10MB gets you around 600 GB per month

Last time I checked 10MB = ~3240GB

so 10MB = 3240GB

ok what does 148.1 kbytes/sec = in month ? thats almost a T1 which is 1.5MB right

THis one we are talking about 10Mb line
T1 = 1.5Mb
Partial T3 = 10Mb

10MB = 4.5 T1 Lines

Yes, 10MB will get you around 3240GB a month

The 10mbps plan would get you the needed bandwidth.

Sorry, this is just me being overly cautious:

MB = MegaByte
Mb = MegaBit

They are not interchangeable. A byte has eight (8) bits supposedly.

Hope that can clear up any confusion.

Also, to figure out usage of a line:

Take the speed (1 Mbps or 1024 Kbps)
Convert to Bytes - divide by 8 (128 KBps)
Figure amount per minute - times by 60 (7680 KB per minute)
Figure amount per hour - times by 60 (460800 KB per hour)
Figure amount per day - times by 24 (11059200 KB per day)
Figure amount per month - times by 30 (331776000 KB per month)
Convert to MegaBytes - divide by 1024 (324000 MB)
Convert to GigaBytes - divide by 1024 (316.40625 GB)

1Mbit = 316.40625 GB in a 30-day month

You can use that method to figure out the availability of any connection. I have heard though, that it is wise to allow for 30% loss. That is, if you get a Mbit connection, plan to only get about 200 GB from it a month.

Again, I hope that was helpful.

Richard

wrong post ... deleted

Originally posted by brevig
Sorry, this is just me being overly cautious:
Take the speed (1 Mbps or 1024 Kbps)
Convert to Bytes - divide by 8 (128 KBps)
Figure amount per minute - times by 60 (7680 KB per minute)
Figure amount per hour - times by 60 (460800 KB per hour)
Figure amount per day - times by 24 (11059200 KB per day)
Figure amount per month - times by 30 (331776000 KB per month)
Convert to MegaBytes - divide by 1024 (324000 MB)
Convert to GigaBytes - divide by 1024 (316.40625 GB)
1Mbit = 316.40625 GB in a 30-day month


you dont know how much this helped me
thanks alot

I was looking at nocster for a box, but they don't return my mails.

Burstnet?

We are interetsted a plan that would allow for 1000gigs a month.

Do you have something like this for adult content ?

Is your hardware replacement SLA = 48 hours?

Where are the nocster servers located anyway (state?)

PA - BurstNET facilities

<< Where are the nocster servers located anyway (state?) >>

Servers are physically located in Scranton PA (2 hours from either NYC or PHILLY), however we have POPs with direct connections to our server facility in Philadelphia and New York City, with other POP locations to follow shortly.

SMA
PRES/CEO
BURSTNET

BRAND NEW $59.95 SERVERS!

The site has just been updated:
http://www.nocster.net/servers.shtml (http://www.nocster.net/servers.shtml?GCID=C10993x004)

Intel Celeron™ Plan #0C/#0D
CPU: Intel Celeron™ 1.7HZ
Memory: 256MB DDR RAM
Hard Drive: 30GB IDE or 9GB SCSI
Bandwidth: 100GB/MONTH
IP Addresses: 5
Port: 10/100MBPS SWITCHED VLAN
Management: FULLY MANAGED
$0.00/SETUP
$59.95/MONTH

AND

AMD Athlon™ Plan #0C/#0D
CPU: AMD Athlon™ XP 1700 1.47GHZ
Memory: 256MB DDR RAM
Hard Drive: 30GB IDE or 9GB SCSI
Bandwidth: 100GB/MONTH
IP Addresses: 5
Port: 10/100MBPS SWITCHED VLAN
Management: FULLY MANAGED
$0.00/SETUP
$59.95/MONTH

Add CPanel7/WHM for only $9.95/month!

http://www.nocster.net/servers.shtml (http://www.nocster.net/servers.shtml?GCID=C10993x004)



SMA
PRES/CEO
BURSTNET

I signed up for one of the p3 800 59.95 plans yesterday morning, never got an email confirmation, so I emailed sales, no response yet..


is it possible to have mine changed to a celeron 1.7 instead? I tried contacting sales. but never got any response.. (if the p3 800 is already setup, then it's not a big deal)

but i'd like to get it as quickly as possible so I can get started on using it..

edit: ok spoke with someone in sales, they said they got my order, but i accidently closed the window before i could ask for an eta..

i cant get a response either. I am wanting to pickup a box possibly, as soon as i clear up another matter. But i cant get a reply.

They are busy with meeting and stuff.... Have you tried emailing support@nocster.net or sales@nocster.net to get confirmation?

Sent in my order - waiting for my server now :)

Please tell how you experience is with them is because I am VERY VERY VERY interested bu don't have money to burn and my members would hate me if I had to move and then move again.

Dark Shogun

We are nocster reseller. We sold more then 10+ servers in last 10 days. And the clients who bought are directly getting support from nocster ( they do have our support as well) and the average response time of the resolution is 15 minutes

They seem very good and im intrested.

Hi

Can i pay with paypal?

Best regards

Nocster does take PayPal, they have a PayPal logo on their main page - http://www.nocster.com .

- Matt

I posted above, but didnt get a response. Why is your hardware SLA = 48 hours? So my server could be down for up to 48 hours?

Originally posted by mainarea
Nocster does take PayPal, they have a PayPal logo on their main page - http://www.nocster.com .

- Matt

Thank you.

Hi

I was going to order a server but when i read this i am consider to do not.

http://forums.burst.net/forumdisplay.php?forumid=17

It is important for me that i can depends on a good server with no downtime. can you guys give 99.9% uptime credit?

and what about the support?

Best regards