Take 2 Hosting - Quad Core Xeon Specials

Take 2 Hosting is a dedicated server hosting provider. We provide only quad core Xeon based solutions.
New LOWER pricing with High-Bandwidth plans and hard disk upgrade options.
New features recently introduced for all servers! These include:Reseller/Multi-Server Discounthttp://www.take2hosting.com/?p=userFaqReseller
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Service Monitoring (including HTTP pattern matching)
All servers are configured as follows:Intel Xeon 3200 series Quad Core processor with 8 MB L2 cache
2 GB interleaved server memory (Expandable to 8 GB)
Dual 500 GB RAID edition SATA2 hard drives with 16 MB of cache
(Upgradeable to dual 1 TB RAID edition hard drives)
Your choice of OS:- Enterprise Edition CentOS 5.2 32/64-Bit Linux
- Fedora 10 32/64-Bit Linux
- Fedora 9 32/64-Bit Linux
- Ubuntu 8.04 "Hardy Heron" LTS 32/64-Bit Linux
- Citrix XenServer Express 4.1.0 64-Bit
Full root access
RAID 1 (mirrored) hard drives for enhanced data security (RAID 0 and "no RAID" also available)
Serial console access to your server via SSH
Remote "Power Cycle Reboot" via user friendly web interface (fully automated -- no waiting for a tech)
Emergency network rescue boot option (fully automated -- no waiting for a tech)
Ability to reinstall your OS at any time (fully automated -- no waiting for a tech)

Online sign ups are completely automated. Sign up for service and your server
is automatically released in under 30 minutes.
Pricing starts at $99/mo. with 5 Mbps of bandwidth included.* Special WHT Discount *
Any server ordered before December 15, 2008 is eligible to receive free hosting for the remainder of 2008!
Please note that this discount deal requires at least one full month of paid service for each eligible server.
To claim your discount simply open up a billing ticket after ordering your server and request the WHT discount.
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Cool Mike! I'm waiting for this already!
Always dying for the HD upgrade option! And, do you have 750GB HD?
What is the service monitoring all about?
How much is it to upgrade to dual 1TB HD? (price and billing page not updated with that..)

I read that Citrix XenServer Express 4.1.0 64-Bit can only support 4Gb RAM and 4 VPS simultaneously running. Is it the case with your offer (if this is the case, how much monthly for XenServer enterprise)? Also, is it possible to transfer Microsoft VHD virtual images to XEN? Does XEN support WinXP, Centos 5.1?
I ask all this since you do not support Windows and I already have host with MS Virtual Server VPS-s on it.





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The Express (free) version of Citrix XenServer will not allow any VPS to use more the 4GB of RAM. You can purchase a license key from Citrix to remove that limit.
The other option, as you point out, is to run Xen on top of a standard linux distro. There is no licensing required for this as Xen itself is available free of charge.
We do have a FAQ specific for installing Windows 2003 on Xen (this is tailored for CentOS):https://www.take2hosting.com/?p=user...#InstallingXen
Although we haven't tried it, Xen does support Windows XP.
There is some support for VHD in Citrix XenServer; I'm not sure the extent of it though. There is also some support for VHD in the open source Xen project -- but again, I'm not sure the extent of it. It may be rather limited or limited to conversion only.
Asking in one of the Xen mailing lists will almost certainly yield better information than I have.





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i have a silly question. how do you get 67TB out of 100mbps? when 33TB is only possible? as your website claims.....





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You're looking at the Maximum Usage (Full Usage 1:1 in/out ration) column. That's 100 Mbps in + 100 Mbps out.
33TB would be one direction only.





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Originally Posted by adult100mbps


i have a silly question. how do you get 67TB out of 100mbps? when 33TB is only possible? as your website claims.....


67TB is the maximum he can get out of the server. They had stated clearly, thats the maximum bandwidth he/she can go, which is roughly 33TB*2.

wow ok.
i drive by you guys all the time. i work in san jose.
lol
thanks for the fast response





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