8 to Infinity is a 10 year old Singapore Web Hosting company managing 17 racks in 3 datacentres in Singapore. http://www.8.to

Currently 2 datacentres are full, new servers will be setup at Pacific Internet Datacentre at Science Park 1 Singapore.

Pentium IV Dual Core Servers Raid 1
Pentium 4 3.0GHz
250 GB x 2 Raid 1 Mirror
1024Mb Ram
2 IP addresses
200 GB/mth transfer
Fedora 6, Centos 4 , Debian, Mandrake, Gentoo or Windows 2003 Standard Server Edition

Setup fees Waived, US$199 / mth quarterly payment


Pentium IV Dual Core Servers Raid 5
Pentium 4 3.0GHz
250 GB x 4 Raid 5 Mirror 3 + 1 Hotspare
2048Mb Ram
2 IP addresses
200 GB/mth transfer
Fedora 6, Centos 4 , Debian, Mandrake, Gentoo or Windows 2003 Standard Server Edition

Setup fees Waived, US$249 / mth quarterly payment

Intel Xeon 2.0GHz / 1333MHz / 4Mb Core2 Servers Raid 5
250 GB x 4 Raid 5 Mirror 3 + 1 Hotspare
4096 Ram
2 IP addresses
400 GB/mth transfer
Fedora 6, Centos 4 , Debian, Mandrake, Gentoo or Windows 2003 Enterprise Server Edition

Setup fees Waived, US$599 / mth quarterly payment

Add US$15/SAL for each Microsoft SQL 2000 SAL
Add US$15/SAL for each Microsoft SQL 2005 SAL
Add US$15/mth for Directadmin license for Linux servers

* Note : No IRC , Warez or Gaming servers.

Hardware raid for all Windows Servers where applicable. For Linux , it depends on the Linux distro.

8 to Infinity Pte Ltd
10 Ubi Crescent
#05-05 Ubi Techpark
Singapore 408564
http://www.8.to
Phone +65 6742 9698
Fax +65 6742 8859
Email sales@8.to

For MS licensing.. I don't think you can use SAL for public web hosting. It must be an auth processor lic.

GM

SPLA Licensing scheme is meant for public web hosting including SAL, maybe you can point out the clause so that we can verify with Microsoft?

This is what I got from the Microsoft Web Site

http://www.microsoft.com/serviceproviders/licensing/understandingspla.mspx

Simple Licensing Model
Products available to license via the Services Provider License Agreement (SPLA) are priced on a monthly basis. The Microsoft software products included in the program are available for licensing through two models:

1. Per User (Subscriber Access License)
2. Per Processor (CPU License)

Subscriber Access License (SAL)
In the SAL mode, a SAL is required for each unique individual who is authorized to use the software in any given month. Not all products are available to be licensed in the SAL Mode. Benefits of the Per Subscriber model include:

* Subscribers can access any number of servers from any
number of devices
* Service providers can "scale out" by deploying as many
servers as they need
* Service providers have minimal start-up costs since they
only pay based upon the number of subscribers they have each
month.

Processor License (CPU)
When licensing via the CPU licenses, an unlimited number of end users can use the software running on a single CPU for each CPU license acquired. Some products are not available to be licensed in the Processor mode. Benefits of the Per CPU Model include:

* CPU licenses are easier to monitor and count, which lowers
the service provider's administrative costs.
* CPU licenses replace Internet Connector licenses,
eliminating the need to distinguish between Internet,
intranet, and extranet users.
* CPU licenses are economical across a variety of business
scenarios where the utilization of the software may vary.

Flexibility
For products that can be licensed in either Per Processor/CPU or Per User/Subscriber mode, the service provider can switch licensing mode from one month to another.