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Solid Dedicated Server Providers in Netherlands
Hello,
Can you guys suggest some solid server providers in Netherlands ? I am not looking for LET offers, just a fairly priced ones. But a company/network with 100% uptime (or 99.99%) in Neitherland would do.
I am currently using Phoenixnap and Leaseweb (to give you an idea of the network and company). Got an amazing price with them during on of their promo back in the day. Have zero complains with the network. (support is hit/miss situation sometimes). I can get something with them but trying a new providers will not hurt.
What else is out there ?? Someone you have used and can vouch for their reliability and network performance.
I am not looking for offers here, just suggestions that can help me.
Thanks
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@Worldstream_Frank ?
@Worldstream_Frank (WorldStream)
I was a customer of theirs many years ago.
Their servers and network was stable, and their crew were always helpful, Dirk, Lennert etc.
I am actually looking at them. Their prices seems nice but they become more expensive when I go for RAM and Disk upgrades. extra IPs are way too expensive. And I need them for a KVM setup. (Overall becomes even more expensive than the one I am using)
Might have to send then an email and see what they can offer.
Anyone have used hostkey.com ??
I have never heard of them before but their pricing looks pretty nice.
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I had great experiences with Leaseweb. Very stable and helpful support.
Clouvider, Psychz, Hostslick, NForce to name a few
Worldstream is great. You can buy from them directly.
Or if you need more discount like an extra 10% then you can contact us.
We are one of the authorized reseller of Worldstream
I wouldn't recommend Hostslick, Psychz, or NForce at all. Clouvider gets a shaky recommendation though. There's also Zare, Hybula (expensive but solid), Novoserve, and Royalehosting. I'd probably stick to Leaseweb though, I quite like the datacenter they're present in, their network is pretty nice, and their uptime is great. I don't see a massive need for you to rock the boat when you already have something that works for you.
From my experience, Worldstream is great. RoyaleHosting is good too if you want 10Gbit or need a lot of bw for cheap. Hostslick is ok.
Ahh, I guess going to the waves site, the logo is the same.
Weservit.nl
I think they all have their up and downsides. I have no experience with Hostslick but they're active here, so I simply name-dropped them.
Clouvider has been solid for me, and one of the only providers who have not increased prices, which says a lot about their character as a company.
NForce Class 1 network is one of the only hosts I know that lets you live reroute manually.
Psychz is more like a budget option. Hard to beat 10gbit unmetered for $300-ish, but the network is tits.
Novoserve network, support and billing (aligned to the 1st) is terrible.
Terrahost support is quite terrible too.
I've never used Leaseweb directly but read a lot of horror stories. AFAIK they dont even sell to non-business users any more. I've mainly used resellers (like Andy10gbit) for Leaseweb, and on top of having Premium network on the servers, hardware support has been quite fast.
Just wary of them since they're using old hardware + connections to SkyLink who was connected to GlobeDC, who just got raided. They might be fine continuity, might not be. I have a tiny VPS with them and it's been somewhat stable, network is extremely congested though.
They lean REALLY hard on Telia, which is kind of unfortunate. Makes their network pretty meh. They haven't really increased pricing since they're on the more expensive end, probably just ok with taking less margin. Still commendable, but it's not really comparable to people like Hetzner raising pricing, where they were actually taking a loss on some servers.
Nforce's network has fallen apart since the buyout and is nowhere near worth the money. At this point, their Class 1 network is ourperformed by even Hetzner.
They also quote ~72 hours for drive swaps in Amsterdam, making them unusable unless you're running a cluster where you can lose a server or 2 and be fine.
Novoserve has one of the nicest networks in the Netherlands, billing is kind of rough though.
I haven't run into a situation where I've needed more than basic support, but their network isn't fantastic outside of Norway so I probably wouldn't use them for this anyways.
The best way to do things is resellers with Leaseweb, but I don't like Andy too much. I think walkerservers/hostingbydesign does stuff better in that regard.
Yup they only sell to businesses. They require you to provide ID, business registration documents and proof of address.
LeaseWeb, WorldStream, HostSlim
, HostSlick (same network)
Not same network nor location.
We are located elsewhere and not related to Hostslim
Hybula have a great network if you wanted to give them a try.
Thanks for the mention!
As HostSlick said we're not in the same DC.
Maybe our latest offer is something for you: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/187087/netherlands-intel-xeon-e-2124g-unmetered-bandwidth-1tb-ssd-bargain-55
Any reason you say so. I assume you mean they are priced on the higher end ?
Non sense
Nforce has much better network that Novoserve, with much much higher capacity as well
Novoserve is tiny compared to nforce
It's kinda premium, so expect the premium pricing also.
Thank you for your recommendation, we are a bit more expensive because we don't have the scale in terms of the network compared to the big ones like LW and NS.
Thank you for the kind words!
Capacity wise this is incorrect.
Thank you
@Umair Unfortunately, we can't help you with bare metal currently. If you are ever looking to colocate it, we can certainly help you. We are in the process of upgrading capacity to our local network, a lot of changes are coming!
https://scaleway.com/en/elastic-metal/