2-2-2 Server: The perfect low-cost, high performance machines for any web hosting, gaming, development job

Sales: 888-749-7067
AOL, Yahoo, Google Talk Handles: ripplewebservers
MSN Handle: servers@rippleweb.com

Server Specs for our 2-2-2 servers:

General Features
Dual Xeon 2.8GHz 1M Cache 800Mz FSB
2 GIG PC27000 ECC Registered DDR RAM
2x200 GIG SATA Maxtor Hard Drive
2000 GIG Multi-homed Non-Saturated Bandwidth
3Ware Dedicated Hardware RAID Controller - RAID 1 (mirroring) Default
CentOS 4.1 Installed (Fedora, FreeBSD -unmanaged- available)
2 IPs Included
30 Day Money Back Guarantee
FREE Remote Reboot
Setup Fee: $0 for $222 monthly OR $199 for $199 monthly fee
Configure your server at http://www.rippleweb.com/order.shtml

Exceptional Customer Service
24x7 Ticket Support and Phone Support
2 Hour Hardware Replacement Guarantee
24 Hour Ticket Resolution
Setup in 3-4 hours typical, 24 hours guaranteed

Multi-homed Bandwidth
2000 GIG Multi-homed Non-Saturated Bandwidth (2000GIG In/2000GIG Out)
BGP Peer with Cogent & Herakles (ATT, SBC, Sure West, On Fiber, UFO) - 6 Providers
BGP Autonomous System Registered with ARIN - ASN 35063
Speed Test: Download a 10MB File from http://38.114.169.72:2200
Ping Test: Ping 38.114.169.1 to check out our latency
100Mbps Burstable Ports
Bandwidth Usage Graphs
Additional Bandwidth over 2000GIG charged at $0.2/GIG
10/100Mbps Plans: Ask Sales 888-749-7067

Network Security
True Intrusion Prevention with Top Layer IPS-5500
Advanced DDoS Mitigation for Clean Pipes to Access Switch Users
Private VLAN on Access Switch Interfaces
Cisco ACLs on Access Switch Interfaces
Seperate Data and Provisioning Networks

Network and Data Center
CCIE Designed, Configured and Supported Network
High Availability, Redundant or Hot Swap Backups For Network Appliances
GIG Pipes in Network Core to Avoid Network Bottlenecks
State Of The Art Data Center with Raised Floors and 24' Ceilings
24x7 Human and Biometric Security, Motion and Intrusion Detection Systems
Redundant Cooling and Power Systems

Remote Reboot
Out-of-band Secure Server Reboot
24X7 Client Access
SSH v2 Security Login on Seperate Secure Provisioning Network


Extras Or Paid Services


Server Management
Additional Server Management and Service Monitoring for $35/month
Service Monitoring with Automatic Restart
Kernel Upgrades
Application Upgrades (Apache, Cpanel, Exim, BIND, etc)
Custom Installation of 3rd Party Utilities (Fantastico, ZendOptimizer, GD, ImageMagick)
Server Migration to Ripple Web Dedicated Server
Server Setup with System Security, Optimization and Hardening
Server Restoration from Backup

Remote Backup
Add on Remote Backup on our Private LAN for only $39/month
Sold in 100 GIG Blocks

Control Panel
C-Panel Available for $35/month
Free Fantastico Install with C-Panel on request
Other Control Panel Request Ask Sales

Others
2 GB Additional RAM for $79/month (Setup $79 for existing customers)
Over 2000 GIG Bandwidth Usage charged at $0.2/GIG
Block of 2 IPs charged at $2/month

Windows Servers Coming November 8th
Windows 2003 Server Web Edition: Add $25/momth
Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition: Add $35/month

The Top Layer you have , What kind of guarantess that it will stop ddos attacks?
And if i buy a server got ddos and your DC unable to filter it Will we get full refund?

The Top Layer is the IPS5500, it does mitigate dDos attacks. There is no guarantee that it will stop any attack no product can guarantee that, but it is definitely one of the best in the business so most attacks would be completely stopped. We do not offer a refund because there is no guarantee, but we at least offer protection on the network instead of just having an exposed server on the internet.

about ddos, i am receiving an amount of 2 milions of pps at 350 mbps. The Ciscoguard of the planet cannot filter and they null route my ip, i would know about your rules for a ddos atack of this kind.

Reasons that dedicated server providers null route is because they either have their transit provider link/s maxed on an attack or they do not want to incur the extra burstable bandwidth costs. We are a relatively small dedicated server provider and as such would not want to incur the extra bandwidth costs of that magnitude just yet. So we would probably null route as well. Filtering once the packets are in our network would not stop our providers from charging.

Regards,

Raphael Karunditu
Operations, Ripple Web Inc.