 | View Full Version : What can be the best choice for $90 - $99/m? nizam 03-02-2002, 05:22 AM Well if you guys have so many negative answers for RaQ, Please tell me what could be a good option for a Linux Box. For my Requirements i dont want to pay more than $90 - $99/month In this i need atleast 30GB Transfer and 250 IP's( As in when required) Waiting for replies.. Nizam panopticon 03-02-2002, 05:59 AM Take a look at both RackShack or DV2/ Tranxactglobal.com See the post by sailor in the special offers forum. mpkapadia 03-02-2002, 06:17 AM Why would you need 250 ips ? I wonder if you can get a 90$ a month linux box with that many no of ips Regards, panopticon 03-02-2002, 06:58 AM Oops... I didn't see the IP requirement. ToastyX 03-02-2002, 10:10 AM DV2/TranXact Global will give unlimited IP addresses with justification. If you will only need a few at a time, you'll have to request them as needed. bhalsted 03-02-2002, 12:57 PM WOW, dunno on this one, but our provider charges us $99 per C class per month. Then there are the space rentals too.. Z28SS 03-04-2002, 09:29 PM Originally posted by nizam Well if you guys have so many negative answers for RaQ, Please tell me what could be a good option for a Linux Box. For my Requirements i dont want to pay more than $90 - $99/month In this i need atleast 30GB Transfer and 250 IP's( As in when required) Waiting for replies.. Nizam I don't know if you can get that many IPs at Rackshack period, let alone under that pricing umbrella. Rackshack also only installs older RedHat 7.1. If you want anything else, like Debian or FreeBSD then steer clear of RackShack. Chicken 03-04-2002, 11:33 PM I'm not sure you got negative replies regarding RaQs per se. You asked which was better, a fast machine or a slower one. If it meets your needs, then it should be fine. There are however, some nifty deals on non-RaQs at the moment, which are certainly worth a lookie. paulj 03-05-2002, 12:23 AM Dialtone have a 'March clearance' for $89 with 30GB bandwidth. 256M, 9GB SCSI and a 633Mhz Celeron processor. And most importantly, they offer unlimited IP's. Not sure if I'm allowed to post a link here, but I'm sure you'll find it if you go to their site. What really annoyed me about this offer is that last week, I took advantage of their $99 special with just 20GB bandwidth and a 566Mhz processor. If only I'd waited a few more days. :rolleyes: |