cheapest unmetered dedicated server

Hi...

What is the cheaper unmetered dedicated server hoster ?

turlututut wrote:
> Hi...
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> What is the cheaper unmetered dedicated server hoster ?

No such thing

The cheapest I've seen are from EV1, but they are usually sold out.
You might try contacting sales:
http://www.ev1servers.net/english/10mbps_series.asp

Nocster has some 10Mbps packages too.
Cheers,
Daniel
http://www.danhendricks.com

Viper wrote:
> turlututut wrote:
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>>Hi...
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>>What is the cheaper unmetered dedicated server hoster ?
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> No such thing
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Good, Fast, Cheap. ... Pick any two.

Rex Karz wrote:
> Viper wrote:
>> turlututut wrote:
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>>> Hi...
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>>> What is the cheaper unmetered dedicated server hoster ?
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>> No such thing
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> Good, Fast, Cheap. ... Pick any two.

unmetered doesnt exist. I guarantee any that says its unmetered will drop
you if you go over a limit they dont tell you about.

Viper wrote:

> Rex Karz wrote:
>> Viper wrote:
>>> turlututut wrote:
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>>>> What is the cheaper unmetered dedicated server hoster ?
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>>> No such thing
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>> Good, Fast, Cheap. ... Pick any two.
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> unmetered doesnt exist. I guarantee any that says its unmetered will
> drop you if you go over a limit they dont tell you about.

Unless you are actually bandwidth limited; they don't need to meter you
if they've made your pipe limited and not burstable because you can
only generate a finite amount of traffic. eg on a 1 meg pipe you could
at the most transfer ~ 320GB in a month, although I don't know if
anyone actually does this. The rackspace I have sells bandwidth per
block and they monitor you on the 95% percentile of bandwidth use and
billing is based on that.

--
Chris Hope - The Electric Toolbox - http://www.electrictoolbox.com/

i recently leased a dedicated windows 2003 (you can get linux, same
price) server from ait at http://ait.com for $39.95 a month. it comes
with a 40 gig hard drive, 256 megs of ram, 1000GB monthly transfer, and
i get full root access. to the best of my knowledge it is unmetered
with a 100mbps NIC plugged into twin oc192 sonnet rings. i put a 700
meg avi on the server to download from work (3mbps at work) and had no
trouble maintaining a 3mbps rate for the entire download.

THAT SAID, when you lease it, it is YOUR server. you control it
completely via remote desktop and if you screw up a firewall setting
and lock yourself out its gonna cost you $100 to have a tech go let you
back in. ait's product is excellent, but their customer
service/response time sucks. so long as you dont screw up your
firewall settings or otherwise lock yourself out its a great deal.