Dedicated Host Needed Offshore

[blaster998]

I need a dedicated host with the following specs:

Min 1GB RAM
Hard Drive -15GB
500GB bandwidth
Debian OS
10mb port
SSH access

I have an application that scans ports on IP addresses around the world. I use the selected ports to submit requests to identify backlinks for a long list of domain names that I have. Webmasters sometimes dislike (i.e. they send a "cease and desist" request) when a person scans their ports but the purpose here is legal and legitimate.

My budget is less than $100US/mth and should be located outside of North America.

[blaster998]

Ok....what do I need to pay then? Surely someone has an offer.

[ChangAdam]

Well the cheapest server that we have UK Based is the following:

1Ghz CPU
512MB RAM
40GB HDD
100Mbit Shared port
Unmetered transfer
setup time - within 8 hours

Following control panels are included for free - upon request:
Plesk (linux or windows) - unlimited domains
Cpanel - unlimited domains
Direct Admin - unlimited domains
HELM - unlimited domains
Fantastico
RvSkin
£60.00 pm (approx. $120/Month)


Following operating systems are available at no extra charge
Linux - Fedora, Redhat, CentOS, Gentoo LiveCD, Debian, Slackware (we can install other distros too as long as you provide link to an ISO image)
Windows 2003 web edition or standard
FreeBSD

All accounts are month to month - no contract required

IRC - is allowed upon request

More Servers and info at http://www.dream-host.co.uk/dedicated.htm

[SeoGuy]

Hello

we can offer you the following

Intel Pentium 3 1.0 GHz, 512MB RAM, 20GB HD, 1000 GB Transfer $69/m

Intel P4 2.5GHz, 512MB RAM, 40GB HD, 2000 GB Transfer $79/m

Intel Pentium 4 2.4 GHz, 1024MB RAM, 80GB HD, 3000 GB Transfer $95/m

Please visit us at www.dedidirect.com and feel free to enter our live support chat to speak with a sales rep about your specific needs.

We would like to earn your business!

[hostgool]

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[Decker]

I have an application that scans ports on IP addresses around the world. I use the selected ports to submit requests to identify backlinks for a long list of domain names that I have. Webmasters sometimes dislike (i.e. they send a "cease and desist" request) when a person scans their ports but the purpose here is legal and legitimate.


Word of warning, it may be for 'legal' purposes but is at least frowned on and any host/supplier should be more aware of what you do as even the DC may well pull the plug on a system doing that and the host will be held just as responsible.
If against their wishes, security policy, etc. which I take it you don't check individually they are within their rights to levy charges on you for administration in issuing C & D notices.