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View Full Version : Rackshack "Bargain Basement" Offers
headsurfer 07-24-2002, 11:16 AM Update: P4s have arrived.
See website for complete details.
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We have a number of $1 and other "low" setup offers in the "Bargain Basement" Wednesday through Saturday.
They include a few P3 servers, a few XP 1700 servers, a few Compaqs (including 2 or 3 10 Mb deals) we well as a special offer on a few Cobalt Raq 4i servers.
Example:
Cobalt Raq 4i
256 Memory
20 Gb Hard Drive
400 Gigs transfer
$1 setup
$99 monthly
PLUS .... a 256 Mb memory upgrade for free.
Just as an FYI....
We will also soon have 24 Celeron 1.3/512/60/Ensim with a 10 MB unmetered Cogent connection for $349 per month with a $249 set up fee.
Thanks for the continued business.
Complete details at www.rackshack.net .
Robert
ckpeter 07-24-2002, 12:44 PM Are those XP "certified" to be functional? (meaning they don't have heating problems?)
Peter
headsurfer 07-24-2002, 12:47 PM XP 1700s are all good. It was the XP 1900s that we no longer sell that we had heating problems with.
When will you have the 10 MB unmetered Cogent servers available?
Andre
puggy106 07-24-2002, 04:19 PM Compaq - Linux-Ensim-P3-40GB - 512 MB RAM
Is this Ensim3.1?
TimPD 07-24-2002, 04:40 PM Originally posted by headsurfer
We have a number of $1 and other "low" setup offers in the "Bargain Basement" Wednesday through Saturday.
They include a few P3 servers, a few XP 1700 servers, a few Compaqs (including 2 or 3 10 Mb deals) we well as a special offer on a few Cobalt Raq 4i servers.
Example:
Cobalt Raq 4i
256 Memory
20 Gb Hard Drive
400 Gigs transfer
$1 setup
$99 monthly
PLUS .... a 256 Mb memory upgrade for free.
Just as an FYI....
We will also soon have 24 Celeron 1.3/512/60/Ensim with a 10 MB unmetered Cogent connection for $349 per month with a $249 set up fee.
Thanks for the continued business.
Complete details at www.rackshack.net .
Robert
What is the price on XP1700? $99 and $1 setup?
ckpeter 07-24-2002, 04:48 PM Tim, the price is posted on the site.
Peter
I must be blind i see no xp servers on the site lol.
Slav
ckpeter 07-24-2002, 09:32 PM There were a few when headsurfer first posted. Appareently they were all sold out pretty quickly.
Peter
bummer.. I am alsways too late lol
mrweirdo 07-25-2002, 07:40 AM heh me too :P
headsurfer 07-25-2002, 07:35 PM More bargain basement offers up.
Jubei 07-29-2002, 11:54 PM How is this 'Important' ? :stickout
- Jubei...
ckpeter 07-30-2002, 12:03 AM This is just a paid advertisement position. The wording is a little misleading. Probably "sticky" would be better.
Hope I answered your question.
Peter
Hello,
Not know so much about dedicated servers at RS, do they all come with general languages and protocols such as php/mysql, perl, ssi, javascript, etc. pre-installed? Or do I have to install them myself?
ckpeter 07-30-2002, 01:08 AM Yes, all the usual programs comes with the installation. And if not, you can always install it yourself.
Peter
Ok thanks for the info, ckpeter. My next questions, if I buy one of their servers, they will give me their nameservers perhaps "ns1.rackshack.net" and "ns2.rackshack.net", right? I just send them an e-mail and request them for my own nameservers? Is that how it works?
ckpeter 07-30-2002, 02:05 AM I am not sure what you mean. I think you can use their name servers, or you can implement your own.
I don't mean to be offensive, but you don't sound too familar with server administration. You may want to look at some other options besides Rackshack, as they do not provide *any* managed service at all. Anything other then hardware or network issue, you are on your own.
Peter
You're right, I do not know know much about server admin, but I was just curious about what you get from a dedicated server. ;)
Edit: I meant to say "I do not know..." My bad.
Furton 07-30-2002, 08:47 AM If RS own this forum, and other hosting companies pay for these "important" threads, who do RS pay?
fernandodl 07-30-2002, 11:55 AM RS pay to RS :stickout
Erich 07-30-2002, 07:05 PM Originally posted by ckpeter
I am not sure what you mean. I think you can use their name servers, or you can implement your own.
I don't mean to be offensive, but you don't sound too familar with server administration. You may want to look at some other options besides Rackshack, as they do not provide *any* managed service at all. Anything other then hardware or network issue, you are on your own.
Peter
xela,
yes they do DNS for you. Don't need to send email, it's all automated in the members section.
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