Need Server With These Specs

[Virendar]

Linux
2 - 4 GB Ram
1 GB unshared port
Unmetered bandwidth
~500gb disk

Ignore DMCA, I will be hosting videos.
Any Location.

Anyone can provide?

Virendar Reviewed by Virendar on 13th Feb 2011. Need Server With These Specs Linux 2 - 4 GB Ram 1 GB unshared port Unmetered bandwidth ~500gb disk Ignore DMCA, I will be hosting videos. Any Location. Anyone can provide? Rating: 5

[Sonu]

what is your budget ?

[l0calh0st]

You need a big budget for that. $600/month?

[SplitIce]

only $600? Even in the US Unmetered gbit costs $800+ without factoring in the ignoring of DMCA (Ecatel, Hostkey, PRQ)

[Virendar]

C'mon ... I can get this server that more then meets my requirements
http://rapidspeeds.com/index.php?a=d...=moreinfo&id=1
for only 140 euros (~$200).

And You people telling me $600+ ... pff

I'm tryin for around 100euros if possible

[DaringHost]

That is on a shared line.
You are not going to get the full 1GB/s.

They are talking about a full dedicated 1GB line for just your server. That is what costs $600+

[l0calh0st]

That's definatly not an unshared port.

[EvanOSX]

Yeah for those specs it could cost you up to 600-800$, the server that you just linked us to isnt a unshared port btw.

[Lifetalk]

Rapidspeeds do have unshared ports, in a way. In that, when you need, the server can and will do a sustained 1gbit transfer. I have a server and I've pushed it that far successfully.

The point is, RapidSpeeds banks on the fact that you will NOT use that much bandwidth. And that is the case with the majority of their customers. A sheer minority uses the bandwidth they are given, while the vast majority uses a tiny fraction of the allocated bandwidth, thus spreading the usage out and being profitable at the same time. The law of averages, basically. If every customer of RapidSpeeds started using the allocated bandwidth (1gbit) RapidSpeeds would be out of business in less than a month. That's not a myth, it's an actual fact that Darren and/or Craig should not have a problem admitting to. It's just good business practice to plan the usage such that you don't end up in sticky situations.

Keeping on topic, if you really want true dedicated guaranteed blah blah unmetered 1gbit, you have to pay anywhere between $800 to $1200 depending on the hardware.

And with the kind of hardware you want, you will never be able to push the maximum 1gbit. Your hardware will be a constraint. You'd be lucky to be able to push 200-300mbits (about 100TB) on that kind of hardware.

[cyber.crime]

go to rapidspeed

check this £140 they have NL DC ignored DMCA
https://www.rapidspeeds.com/index.ph...=moreinfo&id=1