What can I do with this hosting?

Distanasia · #1 9th May 2011, 19:37

Hi,

I'm considering buying a dedicated at LeaseWeb.
Do you think I can be ok with this plan? How many active members do I stand? 3000? 5000?
Any suggestions?

The plan is this:

Intel T2450/2GB/1x160GB (DC4)

Hardware
Server Model: EverCase ECR9130
Processor: Core Duo T2450
RAM: 2GB DDR2
Disk: 1x160GB SATA2

Networking
Uplink Port: 1 x 100Mbps Full-Duplex
Traffic / Bandwidth: 5000 GB (Standard network)
Included IPs: 1

Thanks!

wMan · #2 9th May 2011, 19:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Distanasia

Hi,

I'm considering buying a dedicated at LeaseWeb.
Do you think I can be ok with this plan? How many active members do I stand? 3000? 5000?
Any suggestions?

The plan is this:

Intel T2450/2GB/1x160GB (DC4)

Hardware
Server Model: EverCase ECR9130
Processor: Core Duo T2450
RAM: 2GB DDR2
Disk: 1x160GB SATA2

Networking
Uplink Port: 1 x 100Mbps Full-Duplex
Traffic / Bandwidth: 5000 GB (Standard network)
Included IPs: 1

Thanks!

nice but ill go for a 500 gig my self lots of room for a quite alot of users and more mods so on
then you not be wanting a new host when it starts to fill up with users

Distanasia · #3 9th May 2011, 20:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by xblade

nice but ill go for a 500 gig my self lots of room for a quite alot of users and more mods so on
then you not be wanting a new host when it starts to fill up with users

Thank you for the tip!

Fynnon · #4 9th May 2011, 20:09

ok here is the problem i see: you don`t know if you will be successful

keep in mind YOU CAN ALWAYS UPGRADE LATER!
my advice is to pay for whatever you want but don`t pay for a full year, get 3 months and see how you do

think about the possibility that maybe you will not get 3.000 people in your site very soon...play it safe

wMan · #5 9th May 2011, 20:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Distanasia

Thank you for the tip!

You are very wellcome

Distanasia · #6 9th May 2011, 20:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fynnon

ok here is the problem i see: you don`t know if you will be successful

keep in mind YOU CAN ALWAYS UPGRADE LATER!
my advice is to pay for whatever you want but don`t pay for a full year, get 3 months and see how you do

think about the possibility that maybe you will not get 3.000 people in your site very soon...play it safe

You're right.
But this is the cheapest dedicated at LeaseWeb.
Do you think a VPS is enough to start? It is very difficult to migrate to a dedicated after?

That is the cheapest VPS:

Express - S

Hardware
Virtual CPU: 1.0 Ghz, 1 Core
Virtual RAM: 2GB DDR2
Diskspace: 40GB (SATA, RAID 6)

Networking
Traffic / Bandwidth: 500 GB (Standard network) *
Included IPs: 1

Any sugestion?

Thanks!

wMan · #7 9th May 2011, 20:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Distanasia

You're right.
But this is the cheapest dedicated at LeaseWeb.
Do you think a VPS is enough to start? It is very difficult to migrate to a dedicated after?

That is the cheapest VPS:

Express - S

Hardware
Virtual CPU: 1.0 Ghz, 1 Core
Virtual RAM: 2GB DDR2
Diskspace: 40GB (SATA, RAID 6)

Networking
Traffic / Bandwidth: 500 GB (Standard network) *
Included IPs: 1

Any sugestion?

Thanks!

In my eyes it be too slow and code you put on it and users you get my self would not go for it , but for starting out as you are it be ok for you

Distanasia · #8 9th May 2011, 21:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by xblade

In my eyes it be too slow and code you put on it and users you get my self would not go for it , but for starting out as you are it be ok for you

Ok.
The problem is that some VPS plans are more expensive than dedicated at LeaseWeb. I don't understand it very well.
The dedicated at LeaseWeb was the cheapest I found. Any suggestions from other hosting services?

Thanks!

wMan · #9 9th May 2011, 21:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Distanasia

Ok.
The problem is that some VPS plans are more expensive than dedicated at LeaseWeb. I don't understand it very well.
The dedicated at LeaseWeb was the cheapest I found. Any suggestions from other hosting services?

Thanks!

Ok i would go for a kim host 500 gig very good hosting very fast ill look up on link for you you need a dec host where you have full control of it

Distanasia · #10 9th May 2011, 21:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by xblade

Ok i would go for a kim host 500 gig very good hosting very fast ill look up on link for you you need a dec host where you have full control of it

pass me the link.
Thanks!

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