Looking for Rdp at 15-25$

dev_vps

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

szymonp

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

He said the following:

I'm familiar with Cogent, which you offer. How can I place an order with the Cogent network? I didn't see any option for that during the ordering process

dev_vps

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

He said the following:

I'm familiar with Cogent, which you offer. How can I place an order with the Cogent network? I didn't see any option for that during the ordering process

And Cogent Network means Residential IP addresses?

szymonp

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

He said the following:

I'm familiar with Cogent, which you offer. How can I place an order with the Cogent network? I didn't see any option for that during the ordering process

And Cogent Network means Residential IP addresses?

take the stick outta ass lol you're mad over a suggestion i made to someone else

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dev_vps

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

He said the following:

I'm familiar with Cogent, which you offer. How can I place an order with the Cogent network? I didn't see any option for that during the ordering process

And Cogent Network means Residential IP addresses?

take the stick outta ass lol you're mad over a suggestion i made to someone else

It is ok.
When one can’t defend logically, abuses and personal attacks typically follow.

Have a good day!

@szymonp said:

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

szymonp

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

He said the following:

I'm familiar with Cogent, which you offer. How can I place an order with the Cogent network? I didn't see any option for that during the ordering process

And Cogent Network means Residential IP addresses?

take the stick outta ass lol you're mad over a suggestion i made to someone else

It is ok.
When one can’t defend logically, abuses and personal attacks typically follow.

Have a good day!

if you wanna avoid "personal attacks" stop responding to me with ads ¯_(ツ)_/¯

dev_vps

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

He said the following:

I'm familiar with Cogent, which you offer. How can I place an order with the Cogent network? I didn't see any option for that during the ordering process

And Cogent Network means Residential IP addresses?

take the stick outta ass lol you're mad over a suggestion i made to someone else

It is ok.
When one can’t defend logically, abuses and personal attacks typically follow.

Have a good day!

if you wanna avoid "personal attacks" stop responding to me with ads for your shit ass company ¯_(ツ)_/¯

You must be very proud of yourself.

@CharityHost_org — he thinks that your company is mine 🤣

CharityHost_org

@maruf said: I didn't find any windows os on ordering

@maruf We do not license or install Windows. However, to be clear, you can still install windows os on any of our servers. You just need to order with any linux OS then install windows OS with an uploaded ISO to the virtualizor panel.

Please follow these easy to follow 11 steps:

1. Order and pay for your VDS available of choice using any available OS.
2. Once provisioned which takes a minute or so, login to the client area https://charityhost.org/account/
3. Go to you VDS product and click on it to open the client area controls
4. Click on Virtualizor panel button to login to the VDS management panel.
5. Click on ISO menu -> Add ISO -> Add the URL to the remote ISO and give it a name. If you do not have the ISO url, let us know and we will do this part for you once you tell us the exact ISO OS version.
6. Attach the ISO to the VDS. Settings -> VPS configuration -> Select ISO that was uploaded -> Submit.
7. Change Boot Order to boot the ISO first. Submit.
8. Click on the VNC/KVM white monitor button "Connect to the VPS via VNC"
9. Now restart the VDS and follow the OS install process as normal and restart the VDS.
10. If you did not install the virtio drivers, send a support ticket to remove the virtio driver config for disk and network from your VDS. If you do not do this, the VDS will not boot or have network.
11. Once booted, revert step 7 so that the boot order is the DISK 1 on top first instead of the ISO.

szymonp

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

He said the following:

I'm familiar with Cogent, which you offer. How can I place an order with the Cogent network? I didn't see any option for that during the ordering process

And Cogent Network means Residential IP addresses?

take the stick outta ass lol you're mad over a suggestion i made to someone else

It is ok.
When one can’t defend logically, abuses and personal attacks typically follow.

Have a good day!

if you wanna avoid "personal attacks" stop responding to me with ads for your shit ass company ¯_(ツ)_/¯

You must be very proud of yourself.

@CharityHost_org — he thinks that your company is mine 🤣

lol it is so easy to trigger you

CharityHost_org

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

He said the following:

I'm familiar with Cogent, which you offer. How can I place an order with the Cogent network? I didn't see any option for that during the ordering process

And Cogent Network means Residential IP addresses?

take the stick outta ass lol you're mad over a suggestion i made to someone else

It is ok.
When one can’t defend logically, abuses and personal attacks typically follow.

Have a good day!

if you wanna avoid "personal attacks" stop responding to me with ads for your shit ass company ¯_(ツ)_/¯

@szymonp

Please, it is not @dev_vps company. We do our best to provide the best support and services. We do not appreciate debasing our company and offers. Appreciated if you refrain from that.

dev_vps

@CharityHost_org said:

CharityHost.org has 2 backbones at the colo in order of priority, Lumen primary and Cogent backup.

Thanks for the updates

szymonp

@CharityHost_org said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:

@dev_vps said:

@szymonp said:
little creek has cogent IP's and they do offer windows vps's

@CharityHost_org offer is much much much better as it has dedicated vCores and better data bandwidth.

$3.75 per month with three dedicated vCores … it is perfect for Windows RDP and practically unbeatable

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question.

My company ???

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

I assumed it was your company from your response. As for Little Creek, they use cogent's IP's which OP appears to be fine with. Meanwhile the company you suggested uses hosting IP's from a company called "Optimal Link".

Then please explain residential part in your comments. If you want to put across your points, at least keep logical and civilized and keep assumptions to yourself.

In my opinion, having dedicated cpu vCores make a difference in Windows RDP experience. Do you agree?

he wants a residential IP so your company is out of the question

He said the following:

I'm familiar with Cogent, which you offer. How can I place an order with the Cogent network? I didn't see any option for that during the ordering process

And Cogent Network means Residential IP addresses?

take the stick outta ass lol you're mad over a suggestion i made to someone else

It is ok.
When one can’t defend logically, abuses and personal attacks typically follow.

Have a good day!

if you wanna avoid "personal attacks" stop responding to me with ads for your shit ass company ¯_(ツ)_/¯

@szymonp

Please, it is not @dev_vps company. We do our best to provide the best support and services. We do not appreciate debasing our company and offers. Appreciated if you refrain from that.

Yeah sorry for dragging ya into this, his behavior isn't your fault. Edited my comment accordingly.

Void

@dev_vps said:

Also check ip addresses associated with Little Creek VPS are residential. When you are done checking, let us know your findings.

This isn’t true unfortunately. Cogent’s (and every other provider mentioned here) has IPs still classified as (DCH) Data Center/Web Hosting/Transit so not “residential”.

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dev_vps

@CharityHost_org said:

@maruf said: I didn't find any windows os on ordering

@maruf We do not license or install Windows. However, to be clear, you can still install windows os on any of our servers. You just need to order with any linux OS then install windows OS with an uploaded ISO to the virtualizor panel.

Please follow these easy to follow 11 steps:

1. Order and pay for your VDS available of choice using any available OS.
2. Once provisioned which takes a minute or so, login to the client area https://charityhost.org/account/
3. Go to you VDS product and click on it to open the client area controls
4. Click on Virtualizor panel button to login to the VDS management panel.
5. Click on ISO menu -> Add ISO -> Add the URL to the remote ISO and give it a name. If you do not have the ISO url, let us know and we will do this part for you once you tell us the exact ISO OS version.
6. Attach the ISO to the VDS. Settings -> VPS configuration -> Select ISO that was uploaded -> Submit.
7. Change Boot Order to boot the ISO first. Submit.
8. Click on the VNC/KVM white monitor button "Connect to the VPS via VNC"
9. Now restart the VDS and follow the OS install process as normal and restart the VDS.
10. If you did not install the virtio drivers, send a support ticket to remove the virtio driver config for disk and network from your VDS. If you do not do this, the VDS will not boot or have network.
11. Once booted, revert step 7 so that the boot order is the DISK 1 on top first instead of the ISO.

Installing Windows Server 2022 OS on @CharityHost_org VDS

dev_vps

Windows Server 2022 OS
3x vCPU / 4 GB VDS

100% cpu usage is ok with VDS

maruf

Thanks to all . I've chosen multiple providers, will check one by one .

naas1201

Any update on OP's finding ?