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Request: VPS with 150GB+ storage. reliable and with firewall.
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Request: VPS with 150GB+ storage. reliable and with firewall.

pablobpablob Member
edited September 2019 in Requests

Hello all,
i am after a low end VPS to use for backups.

needs to be:

  • at or under $6 a month.
  • have a firewall in front of it that i can manage through the providers web panel
  • from a long time reliable provider
  • 1GB, 1 CPU should be enough
  • 100mps port speed or greater
  • west coast USA, singapore, or australia would be best

Comments

  • dahartigandahartigan Member
    edited September 2019

    How's this?
    1 VCore @ 3.2 GHz
    1TB Bandwidth @ 1 Gbps
    1GB ECC RAM
    1 IPv4
    250GB HDD
    Dallas or Kansas, I forget now.
    https://clientsarea.hostdoc.co.uk/cart.php?a=add&pid=671
    £1.99/ month
    £20/year

    Firewall panel? Nope, sorry.

  • I notice LetBox (@key900) has a simple firewall section in their WHMCS panel. I'm curious to know more about how this works myself, just a thought for further investigation.

    (And, LetBox may have something in your budget with flexible block storage in Los Angeles)

    Thanked by 2dahartigan ITLabs
  • LetBox normal BBox-1 LA normal plan has $4/m for 250GB storage ($3.5 regular + $0.5 storage). It has a firewall feature, which I personally never used. Or @key900 could do a better offer since he is doing 3TB for $7

    You can use my aff link or non aff link to order ;)

    Thanked by 1uptime
  • Good find @uptime and @sanvit, never noticed that firewall feature - nice! I usually just use iptables in my VPS though, but it's handy that there is a panel for the terminal averse ;)

    Thanked by 1sanvit
  • @dahartigan said:
    Good find @uptime and @sanvit, never noticed that firewall feature - nice! I usually just use iptables in my VPS though, but it's handy that there is a panel for the terminal averse ;)

    I tend to use firewalls on the panel (if I use firewall at all) since it's easier to revert when I f**k up some rules :P

    Thanked by 1uptime
  • just to confirm (I have been wondering) - I'm guessing the LetBox "firewall" interface in the WHMCS panel is used to control a firewall process on the VPS instance itself rather than some separate firewall ...? (So might only work for some standard installation from template?)

  • @uptime said:
    just to confirm (I have been wondering) - I'm guessing the LetBox "firewall" interface in the WHMCS panel is used to control a firewall process on the VPS instance itself rather than some separate firewall ...? (So might only work for some standard installation from template?)

    LetBox use Proxmox as the hypervisor, and a firewall is an integral part of Proxmox, from a networking perspective of how it works. You have a bridge adapter that the VMs communicate, through the host, and there's actually virtual adapters for each VM that is where the firewall sits.

    Your VM -> virtual adaptor -> vmbr0 -> eth0 -> internet

    If I'm wrong, I really want to be corrected because I use Proxmox daily lol

    Thanked by 2uptime ITLabs
  • i went with ramnode in the end

  • @pablob said:
    i went with ramnode in the end

    Probably a decent choice. I had a few vps with them years ago. Solid provider.

  • @dahartigan said:

    @uptime said:
    just to confirm (I have been wondering) - I'm guessing the LetBox "firewall" interface in the WHMCS panel is used to control a firewall process on the VPS instance itself rather than some separate firewall ...? (So might only work for some standard installation from template?)

    LetBox use Proxmox as the hypervisor, and a firewall is an integral part of Proxmox, from a networking perspective of how it works. You have a bridge adapter that the VMs communicate, through the host, and there's actually virtual adapters for each VM that is where the firewall sits.

    Your VM -> virtual adaptor -> vmbr0 -> eth0 -> internet

    If I'm wrong, I really want to be corrected because I use Proxmox daily lol

    Have you configured LetBox's firewall, though? I tried to configure a sample rule and got errors about the nic. Asked on Discourse and no response. So I'm curious if anyone is using that feature with Letbox.

  • @TimboJones I haven't actually used their firewall. I will have a look and a little later today and see if it works..

    Thanked by 1TimboJones
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