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Glostar
07-03-2009, 01:41 PM
Conditions are changed frequently in hosting industry, some popular companies are losing its popularity, and some new players become popular.

So I do not know current situation in the industry and I don’t have so much time to do long time research :(

Please help me and advice to select appropriate hosting provider for my new host with my specific requirements:


Monthly budget: not more than $10
Platform: Linux
Storage space: not less than 10GB
Bandwidth: not less than 100GB monthly
Unlimited accounts
SMTP alternative port than 25 allowed
MySQL 5
Allowed overselling
Allowed and free SSH
Allowed and free private Name Server
ImageMagick
More than 98% uptime guarantee
Money back guarantee


Not very important but desired:


WHM/cPanel
Fantastico
Live chat support
Popular hosting provider with positive reviews

KMyers
07-03-2009, 01:52 PM
Conditions are changed frequently in hosting industry, some popular companies are losing its popularity, and some new players become popular.

So I do not know current situation in the industry and I don’t have so much time to do long time research :(

Please help me and advice to select appropriate hosting provider for my new host with my specific requirements:


Monthly budget: not more than $10
Platform: Linux
Storage space: not less than 10GB
Bandwidth: not less than 100GB monthly
Unlimited accounts
SMTP alternative port than 25 allowed
MySQL 5
Allowed overselling
Allowed and free SSH
Allowed and free private Name Server
ImageMagick
More than 98% uptime guarantee
Money back guarantee


Not very important but desired:


WHM/cPanel
Fantastico
Live chat support
Popular hosting provider with positive reviews


Your budget may be too low, Most budget plans do not include SSH Access and some do not even have private nameservers. You may be able to find one in the offers section, but I will assume that you will most likely get a master reseller or kiddie host

Glostar
07-03-2009, 02:36 PM
KDisk

I think price is reasonable if you take attention that I don't need any billing software, so it saves more than $5.

Nowadays, almost all reseller hosting providers offer free private Name Server :)

KMyers
07-03-2009, 02:38 PM
KDisk

I think price is reasonable if you take attention that I don't need any billing software, so it saves more than $5.

Nowadays, almost all reseller hosting providers offer free private Name Server :)

Well, if you leave out the billing software, Maybe. But most budget hosts dont give SSH Access.

Megawebz
07-03-2009, 02:55 PM
Innohosting web services would be best choice, if you need the features with a great support team.

darkeden
07-03-2009, 04:12 PM
Innohosting web services would be best choice, if you need the features with a great support team.

innohosting is great but the smallest plan does not match his budget

KMyers
07-03-2009, 04:19 PM
I would also advise you to look into the "Hosting Offers" section of these forums. That would be your best course of action. However I would contact their support to see if they will do SSH Access.

-Edward-
07-03-2009, 06:35 PM
You may struggle somewhat with getting SSH access on such a low budget package, Also - does location matter to you?

IGXHost
07-03-2009, 07:31 PM
Perhaps you can contact the companies that you've taken interest into to see if they'll allow SSH access. I believe some providers are flexible enough to at least provided jailed SSH access. Your budget and requirements seem reasonable in my opinion.

ServerOrigin
07-03-2009, 08:15 PM
Seems like a stretch to me. Even with the lack of needing billing software, allowing overselling could allow a serious load on the server.

He could still, theoretically, drop in a few hundred domains or subdomains. Crawler traffic and possible DNS issues... Additionally, the SSH access is hard to come by on shared/reseller providers.

I'd try raising your budget to $15-$20 and you'd find a larger quantity of *quality* hosts to choose from.

Glostar
07-06-2009, 12:45 PM
You may struggle somewhat with getting SSH access on such a low budget package, Also - does location matter to you?

Preferred locations are: USA, Canada and West Europe. :rolleyes:

iHubNet-Matt
07-07-2009, 11:19 AM
Better to check with the host for a custom plan. Since there is no need for billing system and all. Also you can confirm the shell access. In normal case I feel the price is a bit low but a custom plan may be a solution.