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[nectar]

Valid until 2/9/05 or until supply is gone.

SERVER# 1:

Intel P4 2.6 Ghz
512 MB PC2700 DDR RAM
120 gig drive
10 megabits of transfer
13 usable ips
APC reboot port
MRTG bandwidth monitor
Semi-Managed & 24/7 support

$225.00/month
NO setup fee
4 available at this price.

SERVER# 2:

Intel P4 2.8 Ghz
512 MB PC2700 DDR RAM
120 gig drive
10 megabits of transfer
13 usable ips
APC reboot port
MRTG bandwidth monitor
Semi-Managed & 24/7 support

NO setup fee
$250.00/month - NO SETUP FEE!
2 available at this price.

OS's available for install:
RedHat 9, Fedora, CentOS, FreeBSD.

cPanel - additional $20.00 /mo. per license

MEMORY - 512M - $150 One Time
MEMORY - 1GB - $220 One Time
HD - 80G - $150 One Time
HD - 120G - $190 One Time

View other plans here:
http://offrack.com/

Our Celeron 2 Ghz. boxes are also on special. Please contact us for pricing details.

NectarTech/RackOnline operate their own datacenter and network at 55 S. Market in downtown San Jose, California. We are in the heart of Silicon Vally, and connected to most of the major hubs in this area. We are NOT a reseller and are in complete control of our infrastructure and servers.

Network is BGP4 with multiple redundant connections to various providers in the facility.

Colocation is also available in our cages. If you live in the Bay Area, contact us for a tour of our facilities.

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Questions or need custom quotes ?
sales@nectartech.com

Nick

[aleck]

Is it capped on 10 Mbps or burstable with an average of 10 Mbps?

[nectar]

That would be your choice.

Some of our clients elect to have their port capped @ 10 Mbits so they don't incur overage charges. Otherwise you are allowed to burst upto the limit of the 100 Mbit port. Overage is billed at $0.75 /Gig.

[aleck]

Pretty interesting.

So if say I have 9 Mbps sustained, but peeking to 12 Mbps will I face an overage?

[nectar]

Well, if we cap the switchport @ 10 Mbit/s then you in theory can only transfer no more than that limit. Be aware that 10 mbits sustained is about 3240 Gigs aggregate per month. If you go over this limit, then you would be billed for overage.

[aleck]

I see, thanks.