Virtual Dedicated Server is the cost effective solution that provides native performance for most server tasks.

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VDS Basic Includes ($49/month) -

5Gb HD Storage on ext3 jfs
25GB Transfer
1 IP Address
RedHat Linux *7.2* WOW!

*No Setup Fee*
*No Contract*
Hosted on 1.4(min) Ghz Servers
*Full Root Access*
We can help you setup your daemons (Apache/Mysql/Qmail/Exim/Etc.) or a CP. (Optional item)
Native System Performance

7-Day Full Access Free Trial. $49/month.
Check it out at -
http://www.diginode.net

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VDS Advanced Includes (Coming Soon) -

10Gb HD Storage on ext3/reiserfs jfs
60GB Transfer
As many IPs as requested (Upon Justification)
RedHat Linux 7.2, Alternate Distros Upon Request

Fully Virtualized Linux-in-Linux kernel
No Setup Fee
No Contract
Hosted on 1.4(min) Ghz Servers
Full Root Access
We can help you setup your daemons (Apache/Mysql/Qmail/Exim/Etc.) or a CP
Native System Performance

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Our VDS packages offer dedicated server equivalent performance at a very affordable price. The VDS is a fully separate Linux partition with full root access. If you require customized packages, do not hesitate to contact us at info@diginode.net.

Coming Soon is our VDS Advanced package that using Linux-in-Linux kernel technology that allows better virtualization including multiple IPs, firewall/traffic shaping and loop device support. Please check our website for news on our advanced package.

If you want to test the performance of our system and network, come to our website and sign up for our 7-day free trial. You will get full root access to the server for 7 days. If you don't like it, walk away, no questions asked.

We only have limited free trial partitions so please hurry if you want to get a test drive!!!

Diginode Networks
http://www.diginode.net

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Update!

Webmin CP now comes standard with our basic packages, or you can install it yourself. We are evaluating different CPs for domain reselling.

Just out of curiousity, what technology does this use? VMWare? Linux Virtual Machines?

Thanks,
Dan

Somewhat interested here myself, how many "partitions" do you put on each 1.4Ghz machine?

This would be nice for backup DNS or low priority MX servers. Could even host a few websites on it.

7 days? Cool, hook me up. My application is being set now... :)

CagedTornado: Basic partitions uses as system that is almost equivalent to a BSD jail() (Chroot+Kernel.Cap.Lockdown(not FreeVSD)). Advanced partitions runs Linux within Linux and works like a S/390, but of course not as powerful :). Both are very secure, short of virtualizing the CPU (like VMWare) which is slow.

Dixiesys: Production servers have 16 partitions (Basic) ready and preconfigured. One is reserved for internal use, so we have around 15 users or less to a server. During testing we were running up to 64 simultaneous partitions, all full server installs of RH7.2 with apache, sendmail, wu-ftpd and ssh running concurrently.


Diginode VDS Basic 7-day free trial.
Come check it out -
http://www.diginode.net

Is there any restriction on hosting domains. How many domains can we host on it? How much resources are you giving to each server like RAM and CPU. Please let us know.

Allright I'll give it a whirl as a backup MX/DNS and we'll see how it goes.

Don't suppose your account reps are wroking at 2AM CST? :)

What is the URL for the software you are using?

Jolly: There are no restrictions on how many domains are hosted, as long as you only use one IP on the VDS Basic. All our servers have a 1.4ghz CPU (minimum) and at least 1.5 Gb of ram. If you want to get a sense of how the server performs, I suggest you sign up for the free trial :)

Dixiesys: Just a note. BIND9 does not work under VDS Basic as it requires the capset() system call which has been locked down. We suggest the use of BIND8 or djbdns. If you want to use BIND, get the RH7.0 updated BIND8 rpms from ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/linux/updates/en/os/i386/. We are working on BIND9 rpms compiled without capset().

Diginode VDS Basic 7-day free trial.
Come check it out -
http://www.diginode.net

The correct URL to the BIND8 RPMS is - ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/updates/7.0/en/os/i386/

Diginode VDS Basic 7-day free trial.
Come check it out -
http://www.diginode.net

I still use Bind 8.

God I haven't even had a chance to log in and poke around yet (you can read about why here: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?threadid=26626&goto=newpost )

Hopefully I can get this baby setup tonight :bawling:

update/edit:

HAHA my problem was just fixed so I just logged on to it!

RH7.2? Fixing to upload both cd's of RPM files :) there goes 1 gig of my bandwidth.

Dixiesys: We have the 7.2 RPMS online. We'll send you the address to connect to through email. This is a convenience since local traffic is free. We only charge for remote traffic.

Diginode VDS Basic 7-day free trial.
Come check it out -
http://www.diginode.net

Haha now you tell me :)