Plex Packages from Delimiter

ThracianDog

Yes yes.. I know. Who?!

Setup your Plex server
Systems are built from pre-packaged nodes. Each CPU is a Dedicated L5640 Core, each system comes with 1TB storage by default. Gigabit unmetered port with 200Mbps guaranteed included with every system

1CPU
2.5GB RAM
30GB Disk
$20/month

2CPU
5GB RAM
60GB Disk
$40/month

4CPU
10GB RAM
120GB Disk
$80/month

8CPU
20GB RAM
240GB Disk
$160/month

https://cc.delimiter.com/cart/plex-hosting/?utm_source=delimitercom&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=plexproduct

Go monthly or quaterly – get 25% off first month/quarter with coupon Plex25Feb18

Aidan

Any idea on the location of this offer?

This dial is temperamental.

willie

I got an email promo about this, also mentioning
"Go annual – get double media space – for example order 10TB, receive 20TB. No coupon required" Location not specified but their stuff is mostly in Atlanta, I think.

They send out intriguing offers sometimes. There's enough bad stories about them that I'm not terribly tempted, but still wonder how bad it can really be.

Eased

That order page is broken AF.

ThracianDog

@Aidan said:
Any idea on the location of this offer?

This dial is temperamental.

Per sales chat:
Atlanta initially but will move to other locations later in the year

MasonR

That CPU is pretty terrible for anything Plex related. 1100 passmark single thread score. You'd need at least two CPUs for a single 720p transcode + stream.

daxterfellowes

It was funny. I had a server lapse with them back in September and wasn't actually disconnected until end of December.

Overall, it was cheap and did what I wanted. I had no big gripes except for them doing packet inspection on my traffic...

hzr

daxterfellowes said: Overall, it was cheap and did what I wanted. I had no big gripes except for them doing packet inspection on my traffic...

This is disgusting, the fuck?

daxterfellowes

@hzr said:

daxterfellowes said: Overall, it was cheap and did what I wanted. I had no big gripes except for them doing packet inspection on my traffic...

This is disgusting, the fuck?

It was regarding Bittorrent traffic. Zero Bittorrent traffic could be detected within your originating outgoing/incoming.

For instance, the data that was sent to me:

Search Results: "sip:199.233.X.X"

171 results

Event ID: 22048
Event Validation: N/A
Risk Level: 1
Signature: [2181] PUA-P2P BitTorrent transfer
Category / Class: [6] policy-violation
Sensor Name: US393933:p4p2
Source IP: X.X.X.X
Destination IP: X.X.X.X
Source Port: 48677
Destination Port: 64447
Protocol: TCP
Date / Time: 08-05-2014 13:25:06
Event Age: seconds ago

Payload: .BitTorrent protocol...........DN.],......f$...y-UT3300-.s..Ad.....A

Event ID: 22053
Event Validation: N/A
Risk Level: 1
Signature: [2181] PUA-P2P BitTorrent transfer
Category / Class: [6] policy-violation
Sensor Name: US393933:p4p2
Source IP: X.X.X.X
Destination IP: X.X.X.X
Source Port: 48675
Destination Port: 13580
Protocol: TCP
Date / Time: 08-05-2014 13:25:06
Event Age: seconds ago
Payload: .BitTorrent protocol...........DN.],......f$...y-UT3300-.s.....!/...

Dylan

That broken dial is just too perfect. Poor Delimiter can't even get an order page right!

jar

@hzr said:

daxterfellowes said: Overall, it was cheap and did what I wanted. I had no big gripes except for them doing packet inspection on my traffic...

This is disgusting, the fuck?

I love when people use over dramatic words to describe something that's not that awkward on the face of it, without context.

@Dylan said:
That broken dial is just too perfect. Poor Delimiter can't even get an order page right!

Hostbill, for when you'd like to be so different that even "working" just isn't original enough.