P3/4 Intel Celeron
512MB of RAM
60 GB hard disk
100GB Bandwidth
Red Hat Linux 7.3 with these requirements: http://www.dvhs.com.md/requirements.html
1IP's
without Ensim/CPanel/WHM ....

This is more a request, so you've posted this in the wrong forum.

rackshack.net ?

I think if yuo want a server for $99/mo, it's only reasonable that you're expected to do the dirty work.

If you expect a $99/mo host to setup redhat 7.3 to those requirements (instead of yourself), you're probably not going to be pleased with the result you get.

www.rackshack.net

... rackfive? You even read the thread? :eek:

he just wanted to show his newest achievement: how to make a link beeing a link

therefor he sure has learned nights over nights

no matter if other said rackshack.net, i just posted my opinion of a good server for $100/mo or i cant?

if other post rackshack.net, that mean i cant post it again?

and anyway... i didnt saw the other posts :emlaugh: sorry

rackfive: if people did that, think of all the echo's you'd hear going "priority colocation", it would be terrible, it would clutter the forum so fast! :laugh: :)

rackshack.net is Ok, but they doesn't allow wildcard and also don't have qouta enabled for 'filesystem /home' on his servers

wildcarding dns is a configuration issue, it's not that rackshack doesen't allow it, it's that your server is not configured to do it properly.

ns1.rackshack.net and ns2.rackshack.net doesn't support wildcard, but that is not so important for me, I can use soa.granitecanyon.com. The most important thing is that filesystem /home and quota enable for it.

oh, if you have a dedicated server, you should by all means be running your own dns servers.

I used soa.granitecanyon.com for some time and found it extremely unreliable, 30 second lookup times sometimes.

You can always enable quota in /home yourself not really rackshacks job to do :)