We've had a client downgrade to our shared hosting, and as such, we now have a server sitting there waiting to be adopted :)

As an incentive (I would rather rent this sooner than later), we are offering the first two months at $59. Any subsequent months will be at our usual price $114.95. (ALL PRICES IN USD currency)

The server specs are below:

Server located in Montreal, Canada on Peer1 Bandwidth.

Celeron 2.0 Ghz
1 GB Ram (free upgrade from 256 MB)
80 GB IDE
50 GB Bandwidth


Please note that the Ram upgrade is included free with this offer. Usually upgrading to 1 GB would add about $20/mth to the fees.

DirectAdmin can be added for free. Besides that, no control panel. You choose the OS. (besides Windows)

This promotion is extended until we rent it. The first that rents it, gets it.

If you want to see our usual URL for this server:
http://www.zenutech.com/hosting/dedicated/

You can PM or email sales@zenutech.com to inquire.

Thanks for reading.

There is a typo I think. 50 Gb Bandwith, are you sure?

50 GB of bandwidth is correct. It may seem small from a general perspective, but I can assure you Canadian Peer1 Bandwidth is not cheap.

We also don't oversell in any way.

Thanks for asking.

BTW, It is also a 100 Mbit/s connection, not 10 MB/s.

50 gigs? What are we supposed to do with only 50 gigs?
I can try and use it, but is there a contract on it?

50 GB is our offer for this price. Of course, if you need more, we can quote you on different bandwidth specs.
Since this is a server we are trying to rent ASAP, I'd be more than willing to negociate higher bandwidth requirements as needed.

What can you do? Basic web hosting, email server, dns server, whatever you want.

There is no contract. Payment is due 3 days before the next month of service. If you try it for 1 month and you don't like it, you only pay for the month you used. Althought I don't see why you wouldn't like it as I have mentioned everything about the system. There is no catch.

Thanks for the interest.

Do you have an ip to ping?

Sure, you can ping 65.39.171.74.

You can also try downloading the file http://www.zenutech.com/download/apache_1.3.33.tar.gz

Does it have Windows?

Hi Randy,

On this particular offer, only Red hat 9, Fedora, Centos, and FreeBSD are available.

Thank you.

In case anyone tries the link in the future, the file has been moved to:

http://www.zenutech.com/download2/apache_1.3.33.tar.gz