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SharkTECH Internet Services (http://www.sharktech.net) - New Firewalled Servers Offer

We are proud to announce that we now provide AMD64 3000+ servers which can be used for both 32-bit/64-bit applications, in order to meet customers' high performance expectations.

Using our uniquely designed firewalling mechanism we are able to filter even the toughest Denial of Services attacks without effecting legit traffic. SharkTECH is the pioneer in providing dDoS mitigation to filter dDoS without having to nullroute the IP under attack. All of this provided with the minimal effect on our pricing.

Firewalled Server - Plan #4
AMD Athlon64 3000+ (64-bit)
512 MB RAM (1 GB: $50 one-time fee)
120 GB HDD 7.2krpm IDE
100 Mbps firewalled connectivity
4500 GB/month outgoing transfer
128 IPs with Reverse DNS Authority
Free Panels (DirectAdmin, cPanel, Plesk, Webmin)
SharkTECH Scripts / Domain Access
MRTG Bandwidth statistics
IRC Services Acceptable
Free Technical Support
NO SETUP FEE
PRICE: $210 / month
E-MAIL: sales@sharktech.net

Also providing:

Firewalled Server - Plan #1
AMD 1400+ or Intel Celeron 1 GHz
512 MB RAM (1 GB: $50 one-time fee)
40 GB HDD 7.2krpm IDE
100 Mbps firewalled connectivity
4500 GB/month outgoing transfer
64 IPs with Reverse DNS Authority
Free Panels (DirectAdmin, Webmin)
Optional Plesk7 Panel ($25/month extra)
SharkTECH Scripts / Domain Access
MRTG Bandwidth statistics
IRC Services Acceptable
Free Technical Support
NO SETUP FEE
PRICE: $129 / month
E-MAIL: sales@sharktech.net

Firewalled Server - Plan #2
AMD AthlonXP 1800+
512 MB RAM (1 GB: $50 one-time fee)
80 GB HDD 7.2krpm IDE
100 Mbps firewalled connectivity
4500 GB/month outgoing transfer
128 IPs with Reverse DNS Authority
Free Panels (DirectAdmin, Webmin)
Optional Plesk7 Panel ($25/month extra)
SharkTECH Scripts / Domain Access
MRTG Bandwidth statistics
IRC Services Acceptable
Free Technical Support
NO SETUP FEE
PRICE: $149 / month
E-MAIL: sales@sharktech.net

Firewalled Server - Plan #3
Intel P4 3.00 GHz HTT (1 MB L2 cache)
512 MB RAM (1 GB: $50 one-time fee)
200 GB HDD 7.2krpm IDE
100 Mbps firewalled connectivity
4500 GB/month outgoing transfer
128 IPs with Reverse DNS Authority
Free Panels (DirectAdmin, cPanel, Plesk, Webmin)
SharkTECH Scripts / Domain Access
MRTG Bandwidth statistics
IRC Services Acceptable
Free Technical Support
NO SETUP FEE
PRICE: $220 / month
E-MAIL: sales@sharktech.net


SharkTECH Internet Services (http://www.sharktech.net) - Company Profile

Shark Technology is a fairly new professional internet services provider, but we have built a mature company with the majority of our team members having no less than 3 years of experience in the field. We pride ourselves with the ability to go above and beyond your expectations, and will work with you to tailor the service we provide to suit your personal or business needs.

Shark Technology's physical network is located in Chicago Illinois USA in the heart of the information technology industry. Our network is located geographically close to many major Internet providers with peer agreement. This helps us assure that we have provided the easiest way for your information to travel.

Our network bandwidth is provided through AboveNet which operates one of the largest communications and Internet backbones in the world with 23,000 mile fiber optic network. While we have the ability to fail-over to Cogent if needed.

We have the ability to immediately add new lines through Level(3), MFN, MCI, Qwest, Ameritech!

Our technical support staff is fully experienced with different Operating Systems (Linux, BSD, Windows) and will be able to support you with any kind of hardware or software problem. We provide exceptional 24/7 support at no extra cost to you for up to one hour each day!


SharkTECH Internet Services (http://www.sharktech.net) - Useful Links

Company URL: http://www.sharktech.net

Current Offer: http://www.sharktech.net/?ID=managed

Ordering Page: https://secure.sharktech.net/order/

Contact Information: http://www.sharktech.net/?ID=contact

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): http://www.sharktech.net/?ID=faq

Heh? Are you sure that you use abovenet? traceroutes give me level3 and the IP goes to YIPESCOM (fixedorbit.com)

What means your scripts and your domains?

You are reseller of fdc server?

Thanks

Originally posted by D3m0n
Heh? Are you sure that you use abovenet? traceroutes give me level3 and the IP goes to YIPESCOM (fixedorbit.com)We have already established the link with AboveNet and it's currently under heavy tests to make sure that there will be no problems in the next 2-4 days that it will route the whole network. Until then, you'll be seeing Level(3) at the traceroutes.


Originally posted by D3m0n
What means your scripts and your domains?SharkTECH has developed a list of shell scripts making server's owner/administrator duty easier. They are quite helpful for servers that will have IRC usage. For example, easily suspending/unsuspending accounts, checking for overused psyBNCs nicknames, setup proper permissions to homedirs, create private vhosts, generate vhosts list, interactive eggdrop/psyBNC/BNC installation and many more.

We also offer access to our clients to a domain list that we're managing, in order for shell companies that don't have their owns domains yet, to create virtual hostnames.


Originally posted by D3m0n
You are reseller of fdc server?This is the most frequently asked question, so that's why it's already included in our FAQ Page (http://www.sharktech.net/?ID=faq):

Whats with FDCservers and SharkTECH, is SharkTECH a reseller?
No, SharkTECH is not an FDCservers reseller. This question is circuling around the net for a while now. SharkTECH network is located in FDCservers DataCenter, we receive our dedicated pipeline through FDC core-router (network topology http://www.sharktech.net/topology.gif ). Our network is heavily fortified with state of the art firewalling that even FDC recommend us to their DoS'd customers.

Originally posted by D3m0n
Heh? Are you sure that you use abovenet? traceroutes give me level3 and the IP goes to YIPESCOM (fixedorbit.com)

What means your scripts and your domains?

You are reseller of fdc server?

Thanks

D3mon, I'm a client of sharktech for few months now, and they are not resellers for FDC.

I would just like to share my experience with you.

The sharktech staff is real nice, and their ddos filtering is even better.

I've had no issues with them, I would recommend all the users having DDOS issues to give sharktech a try.

Regards

D3m0n, as I had told you we're now routed through AboveNet:

http://easynews.com/trace/index.phtml?ip=www.sharktech.netHOST LOSS RCVD SENT BEST AVG WORST
ge2-8-1000m.sw1.easynews.com 0% 10 10 0.39 0.64 1.42
ae0-4000m.core-02.phx1.puregig.net 0% 10 10 0.42 0.69 1.62
ge0-1-0-41.jr1.phx1.llnw.net 0% 10 10 1.00 1.33 2.01
ge2-12.fr1.lax.llnw.net 0% 10 10 10.97 15.83 34.23
ge1-15.fr1.sjc.llnw.net 0% 10 10 19.21 20.70 25.90
ge-4-1-0.mpr1.sjc7.us.mfnx.net 0% 10 10 18.48 19.28 21.47
so-0-0-0.mpr2.sjc7.us.above.net 0% 10 10 19.02 19.43 20.52
so-5-0-0.mpr3.sjc2.us.above.net 0% 10 10 18.97 25.61 68.14
so-5-1-0.cr1.ord2.us.above.net 0% 10 10 65.31 67.20 74.65
fdc-above.us.mfnx.net 0% 10 10 65.41 68.08 87.98
sharktech.net 0% 10 10 68.86 74.07 77.51
If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.

I presence your protection when receive any attack you null IP, very good this protection, but you will be down anyway. if dont is because DDoS/DoS is because sharktech nullroute.

I dont recomend this DoS/DDoS protection for your business.

leblocks,

SharkTECH IS the pioneer of non-nullrouting firewalled protection. We are the one's that went that path since day one of our business. While others provided nullrouting services we ALWAYS stood against the other's procedures and methods as we beleived since day one nullrouting is NOT mitigating DDoS but simply giving up to the DDoS'ers wishes.

We barely (almost never) apply nullroutes for incoming DDoS attacks as we have developed our own detection and filtering system which uses several different methods on filtering traffic and letting only legit traffic to pass to the attacked server.

However, there are times that we have applied nullroutes due to real complicated or extremely high amount of attacks so our filtering system may decide to nullroute the IP, instead of wasting time and risking our network's or customer's server stability but this is something that honestly barely happens. Our filtering system has more than 15 different choices of blocking attack traffic and nullrouting is the last choice of all.

At last, manual nullroutes may be done due to continuous abuses as we have zero tolerance policy against abusive activities from our servers (ie outgoing DoS attacks, drone botnets, continuous spamming, e-mail/web phishing). I believe that you'll agree that every serious company who does not support abuses, will take strict measures against them after further investigation, even if that means a temporary IP nullroute.