they now added in AMD into the professional
and a XEON plan!

i hope their *fake* plan will still let us buy!!!!

Hmm just noticed they have 120GB in their $199 servers instead of 100GB now. Not that I've had much need for the 100GB on any of my corporate servers but I guess it's nice.

Hi,

Sorry, but the $49 servers are still not available. We sold several
hundreds of these boxes in September and our board just want to take
breather for awhile.


Best Regards,


Customer Support Team
United Colocation Group
www.unitedcolo.com

their responses....took 10mins

I think I'd rather have the Celeron 1.7 instead of the Duron.

The Xeon server looks awesome, just a little expensive ;)

Also, 5000GB :eek: That is insane.

Yeah the Xeons look pretty awesome, maybe I should trade in a few of my corporates for one :D

5000GB on a 160GB HD really is insane... I'm still at a loss as what to do with all the 100GB HDs (and the 120GB HD on the server I bought yesterday) and the 1000's of gigs of transfer on my servers. (I think i use about 50GB transfer per month on each server lol.)

Looks like a good deal =) .. my experience with unitedcolo is that they do have the pipe for it.

if only they could get stable and not go down so often =]

if only they could get stable and not go down so often =]Only reason they've been going down as far as I know is the now very rare DOS attack. Last time it happened I think they pulled a few of the servers as they were sick of it happening. 2000 GB on their $199 plan now, very generous. Pitty they haven't raised the traffic limit on the $99 plan, not that I need it, but it just feels better :D

Sweet

Well the only issue I have isn't the downtime (cos I know DDOS can't really be prevented. never know where the psychos are). It really is the way they change their mind so often. In my short 1 month with them, it happens a few times. For all your know, the 100mbit becomes 20mbit tommorrow ;)

The 100 MBIT became 10 MBIT. They have told a few people round here that they don't use 100 MBIT ports anymore. Good point though, how is one going to push 5000 GB out of a 10 MBIT port. It would suggest they have changed their policies again, which would make little sense.

Tazzman. for the 5TB plan, they stated specifically that it is 100mbit port ;) Now... however it is possible to push 5TB out of 20mbit (not 10mbit) so I used 20mbit as an example. :D

RedHat Linux 8.0, FreeBSD 4.7, Debian or Slackware.
Processors: Intel Dual (2) Xeon 2.4GHz w/512K Cache.
Memory: 1GB ECC SDRAM.
Hard Drive: IBM 160GB EIDE 7200RPM.

I am drooling

:cool:

RedHat Linux 8.0, FreeBSD 4.7, Debian or Slackware.
Processor: AMD Duron 1.2GHz.
Memory: 128MB ECC SDRAM.
Hard Drive: IBM 40GB EIDE 7200RPM.


Interesting, server specs changed but still NO STOCK:)

Looks like they changed their colo offer as well!

$50/month for 500GB and 1u. Or did I interpret that incorrectly? You never know with UCG! :D

http://www.unitedcolo.com/colocation.htm

Xeon's are now in stock.

Yes, that is correct.

The one thing I wish they did, was allow addons to servers. Or do they already allow you to add more RAM, SCSI HD instead of IDE, etc..?

Yea, dual Xeon and a single IDE drive seems pretty funny to me. If you're going to fork out for Xeon's, you'd prob. want SCSI drive(s).

Frank

Upgrades can be found here:

http://www.unitedcolo.com/support.htm