Dedicated RAQ3

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Dedicated RAQ3
Become a full ISP
Host 200+ domains
Host 200+ websites
Virtual ISP dialup service
No support option needed

Hardware

120 GB data transfer / year
10.2GB harddisk
Own IP number
512kb L2 cache
100mbit Ethernet
64MB RAM PC100
Amd K6 3D processor

Software

Full root access
Secure telnet access
Cobalt Super Web Admin

Apache 1.3.x fully loaded
+ FrontPage 2000 ext.
+ OpenSSL 0.9.2b
+ Modperl 1.21
+ modssl 2.2.8
+ it works....

The latest Cobalt updates
Redhat Distribution (rpm)
Linux kernel 2.2.14C10
Proftpd 1.2.x
Sendmail 8.9.3
Perl 5.005_03
MySQL 3.22
PGP 6.5.2
Bind 8.2.2

25GBP = $35US a month
199GBP = $278.50US setup fee

Is this a good deal?

http://powerraq.com/

[Robert]

rackshack.net offers RaQ4is for $99 dollars a month.

The RaQ4i comes with everything a RaQ3 comes with but with 450mhz and 20GB hard drive. As well as ASP supported.

Rackshack offers it at $99 dollars a year with 175GB of bandwidth.

I recommend Rackshack!

[akersche]

120GBtransfer/year is not much.

often you would get 100GBtransfer/month!

also worth a look is tera-byte (or their partner, that offers dedicated raq)

@rackshack.net: $99/MONTH
and 150GB/transfer/MONTH
on a 4i

[biscotto]

powerraq.com requires you to pay for 3 years up front.
£1099 total including setup
Bandwidth above the small allotment is £7 GB.
According to the newsgroups, tech support is not good.

There is a listing of most of the under $100 server deals at http://www.99servers.com/.

Also, search here and webhostingtalk.com for information about the companies you are considering.

I spent a lot of time researching cheap dedicated server a couple of months ago.
I chose rackshack.net but 4webspace.com was a close second.

http://www.lightspeedservers.net/ has some attractively priced server packages.
I don't know anything about them though.

If you want to gamble on a new company,
http://www.acsdatanet.com/ offers the following:
Celeron 667MHz
RAM: 64MB
Hard Drive: 20GB
IPs Included: 2
40GB mo. transfer
Linux or FreeBSD
Set up: $150.00
Monthly: $49.95

Get two. They're cheap. :D

Don

[niv]

damn, that's a pretty sweet deal. i might look into that later.