What type of bandwidth would prefer on a VPS?

[m107]

I prefer dedicated bw and speed, at least you make sure about qualities

[Nick]

Thanks for the help guys - looks like we will be offering dedicated bandwidth on our virtual servers very soon!

[TheEagle]

i used 30Mbps dedicated line on my VPS

[bentink]

You can not provide dedicated bandwidth on a VPS.

[DLow]

I prefer unlimited

I prefer unlimited too.

Both of you are n00bs

"Nonthing is unlimited"

Only cheap host that ate ran by 10 year olds

[Nick]

You can not provide dedicated bandwidth on a VPS.

VMware ESX Server supports network traffic shaping with the nfshaper loadable module. A loadable packet filter module defines a filter class; multiple filter instances may be active for each loaded class. The current release supports only one filter class - nfshaper, which is a transmit filter for outbound bandwidth management that can be attached to virtual machines using either a procfs interface or the VMware Management Interface.

Stop replying here either answer the question A or B, this isn't open for discussion as to if you can or cannot do it.

[bentink]

Whatever you may say, the main server will have only 1 or 2 ports at the most. And that port bandwidth is shared among the VPS. So it is shared.

I wont post here again, but the truth is that a main server can have a port which is ultimately shared among all VPS containers.

And coming to the point, I would not are much for bandwidth as I do not do all these "warez stuff" and so I dont need to leech or anything that needs high bandwidth.

[rapid-rockzz]

well i like unmetered 100 mbps shared

just need unmetered

[Nick]

Whatever you may say, the main server will have only 1 or 2 ports at the most. And that port bandwidth is shared among the VPS. So it is shared.

I wont post here again, but the truth is that a main server can have a port which is ultimately shared among all VPS containers.

And coming to the point, I would not are much for bandwidth as I do not do all these "warez stuff" and so I dont need to leech or anything that needs high bandwidth.

Hi,

once again we find our selves at this point whereby you don't stop posting - even though I have A) Asked you to stop and B) Shown you that you are wrong.

as to your theory of one port being ultimately shared, I can understand why you think that - and yes it would in theory be a shared line (But NOT shared bandwidth), but within that line each VPS would have a dedicated chunk of the bandwidth - meaning that each VPS would have Dedicated Bandwidth within the shared line - this can be completed by creating rules on the Vlan. I have done this many times before so there's no need to question if this is doable or not and I'm really not in the mood for you trying to aimlessly degrade my topics.

Should you have any further comments, suggestions or aimless arguments don't post them here - please feel free to email me on nick@wrzhost.com, I won't answer them but perhaps it will make you feel better.

I'm really surprised that you are a web host, and even so, you don't know what this means.

Regards
Nick