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Maximum_VPS || KVM Starting at 2.74/m || IPv6 || 64MB KVM 8.50/y || Los Angeles
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Maximum Virtual Private Servers LLC is a Washington State registered LLC, we have been in business since February 2013.
Quick AUP: We do not allow camfrog, virtual currency mining, TOR exit nodes.
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*||KVM64||
1 Core
64MB Ram
5 GB HDD
56GB Bandwidth
1 Gbps Port
1 IPv4
IPv6 on request
$8.50 Per YEAR!
*||KVM128||
1 Core
128MB Ram
10GB HDD
128GB Bandwidth
1 Gbps Port
1 IPv4
IPv6 on request
$2.74 Per Month
*||KVM256||
2 Core
256MB Ram
15GB HDD
256GB Bandwidth
1 Gbps Port
1 IPv4
IPv6 on request
$4.11 Per Month
||KVM512||
4 Core
512MB Ram
25 GB HDD
512GB Bandwidth
1 Gbps Port
2 IPv4
IPv6 on request
$7.00 Per Month
Need more IP4,Bandwidth,HDD,CPU? Contact us!
*KVM64/128 OS Details
Our KVM64/128 plan is low ram and only supports a few operating systems, such as:
*Debian 6 -manually upgradeable to Debian 7!-
*DSL
*Tiny Core
*Alpine
*Austrumi
--All are available in our iso list. Many others as well but install and test at your own risk. Questions? E-mail support[at]maximumvps.netTest Files/Test IPs - You can find these at our looking glass page as well as other utilities to test our network - http://lg.maximumvps.net/
Location: Our (owned) nodes are located with Quadranet (NOT via ColoCrossing) at their Los Angeles California data-center. Quadranet is a strategic choice for
Maximum Virtual Private Servers LLC as their network provides native (non-tunnelled) IPv6 capabilities as well as great connectivity to Asia and Australia. - http://quadranet.com/Providers Include: nLayer - Tiscali / Inteliquent - PCCW/BTN - Equinix LAIIX Any2Exchange - Host.net - HiNet Taiwan - ChinaUnicom Direct
We OWN our hardware! Current node specs.Duel L5420
16GB RAM4 1TB WD RE Drives
Adaptech 4305 Raid with BBUTHANK YOU!!
Comments
Buy services from this guy.
Recommended provider. Very stable servers and helpful support.
You sure? KVM at this price point?
yes, grab one..
He knows what he's doing.
Can you guys give a little background why he is highly recommended?
@serverian proof it
I've been chatting with him on IRC for a long time. He took his time to test everything before going live unlike many others. He's devoting his all online time for his brand. He has a very great passion for it. So, just grab one and you won't be sorry.
I've grabbed one
I am flattered @serverian and @Peppr thank you for the kind words.
@Eine Welcome on-board, please dont hesitate to ticket while your getting setup.
Any custom quote for more bandwidth?
@johnlth93 $1 per 100GB
Maybe make a 256MB plan? escalated too quickly from 128MB to 512MB.
as @serverian said, Tim has great passion and active support for his vps business, when i found some OS install issue in the low-memory 128M kvm, he just did debug and manually reinstall times to fix it and give me a good-to-go VPS.
though the service still have some network issue not comfort my request, I still recommend his service.
@Ishaq added a 256MB plan
@yywudi Thank you for the kind words.
^ Basically this; I have a KVM with MaximumVPS and its been solid for about a month with no notable downtime (if any).
Tim is extremely devoted to keeping his customers happy - tirelessly working to keep things running smoothly - tbh I don't even think the guy sleeps
Will sign up in future when I need one
ChinaUnicom... Memories.. Am I the only one reading it with the voice of their call center? "Welcome to China Unicom".
On topic: what can you do on a 64mb KVM? IPSec?
@netomx there are multitudes of things you can do with a 64MB KVM ... including remote desktop "Tiny Core" etc.
And im confused with how you read it :P
When you go to China, buy a chinese SIM (CHina Unicom). Then, call to the activation center. That's the voice "Welcome to China Unicom. For service in I DONT KNOW WHAT IT SAYS language, please press 1, para servicio blah blah"
Remote desktop to tiny core? May be my next time-waster
@netomx I understand now
yea start with VNC then do custom for remote desktop fun.
My experience: Tim is an administrator very reliable and kind. His support is very fast. Exceptional value for money. I recommend it.
Yes, Tim is definitely a hard worker, and knows what he's dong.
Grabbed one 64mb kvm. I think they colo via SupremeBytes.
@budi1413 yes this is correct.