UbiquityServers.com * FREE SETUP at Equinix!!! Metered and Unmetered!!!!!**

blahrus · #1 08-09-2005, 11:59 PM

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Ubiquity's campaign of free setups at the world-famous Chicago Equinix data center continues. Until August 31st, we are providing free setup on all orders placed on all packages.

Equinix data centers are amoung the very best in the world, with facilities in most major cities throughout. Their data centers are of such high caliber, that they proudly house such clients as Yahoo, Google, IBM, and Yellowpages.com, among many, many others - along with routing for virtually every single carrier network in the world!! In our case, we utilize a mix of BtNAccess, Cogent, and Savvis bandwidth. We feel that our customers deserve the same quality of service as the biggest players in the industry; and that is exactly what we deliver at Ubiquity.

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Server Models

2.4 GHz Intel Celeron

* 120 GB 7200 RPM IDE Hard Drive
* 512 MB DDR SDRAM
* 100 Mbit port
* 4 IP's
* Remote Reboot Port (coming soon)

$90/mo - FREE SETUP

3.0 GHz Intel Pentium 4 w/ HT

* 120 GB 7200 RPM IDE Hard Drive
* 1024 MB DDR SDRAM
* 100 Mbit port
* 4 IP's
* Remote Reboot Port (coming soon)

$120/mo - FREE SETUP

AMD Athlon64 3000+

* 120 GB 7200 RPM IDE Hard Drive
* 1024 MB Registered ECC DDR SDRAM
* 100 Mbit port
* 4 IP's
* Remote Reboot Port (coming soon)

$150/mo - FREE SETUP

Dual 2.66 GHz Intel Xeon

* 120 GB 7200 RPM IDE Hard Drive
* 1024 MB DDR SDRAM
* 100 Mbit port
* 4 IP's
* Remote Reboot Port (coming soon)

$210/mo - FREE SETUP

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Bandwidth Plans

* 900 gigs metered - + 29/mo
* 1200 gigs metered - + 69/mo
* 100mbit shared unmetered - + 109/mo
* 10mbps dedicated unmetered - + 195/mo
* 25mbps dedicated unmetered - + 359/mo
* 50mbps dedicated unmetered - + 859/mo
* 100mbps dedicated unmetered - + 1609/mo

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* Traceroutes may be done to UbiquityServers.com.

* Test Files available upon request.

* Free 24x7 support

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Contact:

web: http://www.ubiquityservers.com
e-mail: sales@ubiquityhosting.com
phone: 1-866-GET-UBIQ ext. 1

or . . .

1st Contact: Clint Chapman
AIM: UbiquityClint
ICQ: 149459479
MSN: blahrus@hotmail.com
e-mail: clint@ubiquityhosting.com

2nd Contact: Corey Northcutt
AIM: UbiquityCorey
MSN: coreynorthcutt@hotmail.com
e-mail: corey@ubiquityhosting.com

3rd Contact: Brian Rust
AIM: UbiquityBrian
e-mail: bmrust@ubiquityhosting.com

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starscalling · #2 08-10-2005, 08:48 PM

make sure you read that correctly folks......
thats server price... THEN bandwidth prices....
so TOTAL cost is both together lol

qwidjib0 · #3 08-10-2005, 08:52 PM

That is correct - this thread would be a little long if we had done it any other way

blazet · #4 08-15-2005, 09:42 AM

How many boxes share the 100mbps shared unlimited?

blahrus · #5 08-15-2005, 11:21 AM

Here's an excerpt from our Terms of Service...this might explain it better..

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100Mbit Shared Unmetered service plan - explained

Each server is connected via private (non-shared) 100Mbit port which runs to a switch on a gigE uplink with our bandwidth providers. Bandwidth supplied by our 100MBit unmetered plan is NOT dedicated. Servers on 100Mbit unmetered plan can expect an average 1500GB-3000GB/monthly throughput on outbound transfer (from the server to the internet) and up to 20TB/monthly throughput on inbound transfer (from the internet to the server).
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We find this package to be an excellent intermediary between metered hosting plans and the dedicated unmetered plans as your usage grows. It's also particularly effective for those with heavy, sparatic bursts of traffic.

Basically we open a 100mbit port and practice a very loose policy towards bandwidth usage. There won't be 100mbps of dedicated bandwidth to you; but you will be able to do a lot more than you would through a low dedicated unmetered plan. This is also about the same thing as you see in the super-low budget "dedicated unmetered" facilities - we just admit to exactly what we're really doing.

blazet · #6 08-15-2005, 07:22 PM

Ok sounds fine. I would just like to know some kind of number of the amount of servers to expect on one line? Id imagine around the 20 mark would seem like it?

qwidjib0 · #7 08-15-2005, 10:55 PM

Well we have multiple gigE's of bandwidth available to the switch; so it will really be one line (much more than 100mbit). You should be able to burst upwards to the full 100mbps; you just won't be allowed to sustain those speeds.