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Contact them,@ru_tld also provide VPS, but for a long time they do not offer information here, you can try luck
Anyone is using their "Huawei RH2288V3" based dedicated servers ? Any issues ?
Currently we use 30+ of 2650v4 based Huawei servers from LeaseWeb. No issues as of February.
VPS in SFO location from LeaseWeb are also possible. Our website/billing just has not been updated to provide automation for SFO orders. Just order US/WDC VPS and raise a ticket about requirement for San Francisco location.
To get current LeaseWeb promo pricing use promocode LowEndTalk during your order.
It was an awkward moment I believed you so I was going to pay the annual contract
was informed
Error: This promotion code cannot be used More info
I'm very sorry for this billing issue. It is fixed now.
You can use LowEndTalk promocode now.
My apologize.
only 20 years old? i wouldn't trust them with such low amount of history
What do you think about their network? Which network is better in the EU - OVH vs Hetzner vs LeaseWeb vs Online.net?
Is that code valid only on your site or it works also in the Leaseweb promotion page?
This code works only on ru-tld.ru for VPS services.
Wait, so what's the advantage if I order in your site? Just curious...
Does LW offer v6 on their VPSes?
I've used scaleway (NL) [non-premium bandwidth] and it fluctuates a lot. I think OVH is always going to be on top but gbit ports are expensive. Leaseweb VPS is premium bandwidth and always constant (EU superior overall than the DC location). Hetzner seemed good but I've got limited experience with them. A thread I made on routing yielded a negative performance review for Hetzner (guy had much more experience with them). I'm curious what other people's opinions are.
One of the obvious - we provide more payment methods. You decide.
BTW, we've added promo Huawei RH2288V3 configurations
2xE5-2620v4/64GB RAM/4x2TB HDD for 108 EUR/month
2xE5-2650v4/128 GB RAM/4x480 SSD for 152 EUR / month
Yup, just open a ticket asking for an IPv6 address and they will give you a /112 block for your VPS
online.net has the shittiest network, a non working ddos protection, stupid hardware configurations but the support is okay
leaseweb premium network is good, volume network not, no ddos protection and the support is good. but if you go for metered traffic they will try to rip-off you for overage traffic (0,10 € per GB) and the traffic metering doesn't work perfect https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/74186/very-important-leaseweb-s-bandwidth-overage-policy
ovh network is good, ddos protection also but they have the worst support on the planet and the network team is garbage
hetzners network is good (ovh fr is better for outside eu), ddos protection is "new" and not perfect but they have the best support
@Butters
All bread is not baked in one oven.
hence there is no perfect provider
Huh alright that's nice. Thanks!
Thank you for review.
I host a busy website in Online.net. I feel network is stable, but connectivity is poor, the same is about routing.
Similar config in LeaseWeb would be much more expensive, even with discount.
Hosting cheap in the EU means sacrifice network, support or ddos protection
here you go:
also it seems that they are not going with that kind of LVM partitioning in SFO
for the record ioping
Thank you! Looks good, I'll probably pick one up in SFO
@Falzo can you share the script with the huge amount of test servers?
There's a collection of benchmark scripts here, including the one @Falzo used (Benchmark Script 2).
like @Dextronox already mentioned, it is the one @K4Y5 put together, also to be found at https://github.com/K4Y5/ServerBench
Do you guys know, if LeaseWeb provides these dedicated servers in sale (like, AMS-01 cheapest one with 28€/mo) always with 1gbps dedicated instead of listed 100mbps? Because I like the LeaseWeb network, I would consider it, but only if I'd get a 1gbps port, traffic included is fine. But if I want 100mbps, I'll go to Kimsufi, and 1gbps is way cheaper at Hetzner, therefore, LeaseWeb should deliver something competable
Any advantage to a medium that anyone has noticed performance or speeds wise? I have two very old small instances. Was wondering about buying my first medium or upgrading a small. Just not sure if there's any pro to 2 cores and don't need the extra 2tb bw or space.
Every now and then they will include a 1Gbps port on their 1 hour delivery dedis, I've seen them appear on the cheaper ones but it doesn't happen often.
For AMS, you can upgrade to a 1Gbps port for €10/month extra and for US it's an extra $14.00/month.
I lucked out and got a 1Gbps port instead of the advertised 100Mbps port on the $28 server.
Just be sure not to count on this 1GBps bonus especially for production projects. LeaseWeb periodically runs their in house scripts and fix network ports according to ordered values.
My production with them is 100Mbps, I was switching to this new one for the price savings and better cpu so if I lost the port speed on this new one I would still be happy with the server
Thank you for your answers, but I think won't choose it then. I do not need lots of traffic (like using ~1-2TB last months, 3.5 at peak months), but do need this 1gbps port, because even my home connection is 250mbps and at work it's way beyond that. Therefore, 100mbps is a no-go for me, even with good LeaseWeb network. And their VPS' only offer up to 160GB of storage, less than half I need at minimum, sadly. Well then, guess I'll stay with my VPS in i3d SmartDC.
Oh, and also, people looking for dedicated server and "only" wanting 100mbps: take a look at seedhost's dedicated servers (https://www.seedhost.eu/dedicated-servers.php), found them when I was looking for one in LeaseWeb network, they offer their smallest one with unmetered 100mbps at 26€, same network, only little bit weaker stats, but fixed low price.