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Cheap Siberian VPS

I have a VPS on Aliyun in Beijing and one on Ramnode in Amsterdam and I need to suffle small amounts of data (anywhere from one packet to 1MB) about once every 10 minutes as quickly as possible. Obviously direct routing sucks, so I'm looking for a dirt-cheap VPS that will just make two outbound connections somewhere along the TEA route (ie Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, etc), preferably without having to send a copy of my passport, though Webmoney is generally fine.
Does anyone have experience with sale-vps.ru, or anyone else along that route (hosting.rtcomm-sibir.ru looks less sketchy?). XHostFire seems to have been out of stock for some time now, so thats maybe less of an option.

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  • MuZoMuZo Member
    edited July 2015

    @deployvm

    EDIT: he runs xhostfire

    EDIT2: you might give a look at http://infobox.ru/vps/linux/, they offer services in Krasnoyarsk, no idea about quality / ID check

    Thanked by 2sambling NutterChen
  • Yea, I couldn't find a test IP for infobox so I couldn't confirm their routing works for me, sadly.

  • Infobox Krasnoyarsk test ip: 109.120.174.1 .

    They do accept Webmoney and Credit cards.

  • OMFG ping is about 350 msecs from buenos aires LOL!
    I bet they have better PUE than OVH :P

  • Speedtest and traceroute from Quadranet Dallas ( @Quadranet_Adam might be interested )

    Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...
    Retrieving speedtest.net server list...
    Testing from QuadraNet ...
    Hosted by Beeline (Krasnoyarsk) [9576.81 km]: 402.267 ms
    Testing download speed........................................
    Download: 30.91 Mbit/s
    Testing upload speed..................................................
    Upload: 9.50 Mbit/s
    

     1  *
     2  *
     3  nsh-t1-4-dal-t2-1.bboi.net (64.127.128.176)  27.164 ms  27.173 ms  27.230 ms
     4  nsh-t1-4-nsh-t3-1.bboi.net (64.127.128.180)  15.121 ms  15.139 ms  15.153 ms
     5  64.127.128.189 (64.127.128.189)  22.598 ms  22.536 ms  22.580 ms
     6  ash-ten3-1-atl-ten3-1.bboi.net (66.216.1.158)  34.292 ms  34.325 ms  34.314 ms
     7  sd-cr01-gi1-6.nyc.stream-internet.net (206.126.236.180)  41.644 ms  41.525 ms  41.463 ms
     8  tct-cr02-xe-3-3-0.195.ams.stream-internet.net (195.34.59.113)  133.765 ms  133.815 ms  133.789 ms
     9  kivi-cr01-ae3.131.hel.stream-internet.net (212.188.42.21)  230.689 ms  230.612 ms  230.641 ms
    10  oct-cr03-be2.78.spb.stream-internet.net (212.188.29.53)  163.040 ms  161.716 ms oct-cr03-be5.78.spb.stream-internet.net (212.188.2.94)  170.239 ms
    11  a197-cr04-be1.78.msk.stream-internet.net (212.188.2.38)  171.126 ms  169.835 ms  175.460 ms
    12  che-cr01-be11.63.sam.stream-internet.net (212.188.2.2)  231.287 ms  231.269 ms  232.717 ms
    13  pskir-cr01-ae5.63.sam.stream-internet.net (212.188.55.65)  235.531 ms  235.484 ms  230.598 ms
    14  psbek-cr01-ae4.2.ufa.stream-internet.net (212.188.42.82)  235.897 ms  230.982 ms psbek-cr01-ae2.2.ufa.stream-internet.net (212.188.28.50)  235.653 ms
    15  psshag-cr01-ae3.74.chel.stream-internet.net (212.188.42.98)  199.203 ms  204.207 ms  199.227 ms
    16  psber-cr01-ae4.72.tum.stream-internet.net (212.188.29.226)  236.145 ms  232.142 ms  230.731 ms
    17  pstav-cr01-ae5.55.omsk.stream-internet.net (212.188.28.162)  230.628 ms  230.488 ms  230.631 ms
    18  psvost-cr01-ae6.54.nsk.stream-internet.net (212.188.28.158)  220.802 ms  225.852 ms  225.526 ms
    19  kras-cr01-ae2.24.kia.stream-internet.net (212.188.28.10)  235.245 ms  235.425 ms kras-cr01-ae2.124.kia.stream-internet.net (212.188.42.178)  230.426 ms
    20  212.188.12.115 (212.188.12.115)  239.244 ms 212.188.12.119 (212.188.12.119)  224.250 ms  229.021 ms
    
  • @alexvolk thanks! Did you have to verify your identity? Or did they not care if you paid with cc?

  • they didn't ask from me anything but not sure about you

  • @alexvolk said:
    Infobox Krasnoyarsk test ip: 109.120.174.1 .

    Ouch, just got home and checked, latency to Beijing is 210-220ms, whereas XHostFire is reliably 100-110 :(

  • @BlueMatt said:
    Ouch, just got home and checked, latency to Beijing is 210-220ms, whereas XHostFire is reliably 100-110 :(

    A guy from hostloc?

    If u r on CT network, this latency is common, as this IP will route London.

    CU routed Rostelecom and the latency should be... lower.

    Xhostfire's NSK location is pure Rostelecom network, so both CT and CU will go directly.

  • SimWhiteSimWhite Member
    edited July 2015

    Don't buy InfoBox ever! One of the worstest hosting in Russia.

    Actually, there is no decent hosting in Russia. I'm tried practically all of them and more or less stable hosting is FirstVDS only and they also have periodically problems. Also you didn't get any decent hosting located in Siberia you should to choose Moscow only.

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran
    edited July 2015

    SimWhite said: Actually, there is no decent hosting in Russia.

    Vstoike.ru is very decent and is well known around LET/LEB with lots of positive reviews. However they are not in Siberia.

    Thanked by 3alexvolk chrisp Amitz
  • ClarkClark Member

    @alexvolk said:
    Infobox Krasnoyarsk test ip: 109.120.174.1 .

    They do accept Webmoney and Credit cards.

    credit Card to a russian company? through a 3rd party or directly? If its through a 3rd party company I might trust them, else...

    also, they look good, what´s bad about them?

  • MuZoMuZo Member

    Clark said: credit Card to a russian company? through a 3rd party or directly? If its through a 3rd party company I might trust them, else...

    Usually it's always through a 3rd party billing firm. You could also use virtual prepaid credit card to be safer.

    Thanked by 1Clark
  • eugene_eugene_ Member
    edited July 2015

    @SimWhite said:
    Actually, there is no decent hosting in Russia.

    >

    That is not correct. I think you have selected generic providers, that don't provide good quality. Russia is a large country with many markets. Cheap offers in Moscow or SPB usually reflect this.

    @Clark said:
    also, they look good, what´s bad about them?

    >
    >

    Their website looks good, however there are several restrictions on IO speed and network performance depending on which plan. Infobox in Krasnoyarsk is acceptable, if you want most of the traffic to route via Moscow and then to Europe. They don't really have any direct peering to Asia.

    Thanked by 1Alt
  • AltAlt Member

    @eugene_ I think @SimWhite just wanted to paste his referral link... so it's easier for him to say "all hosts in Russia are bad except this one and only".

    Thanked by 2rm_ alexvolk
  • zevuszevus Member

    park-web.ru has some Kazan VPS for 3 euro a month, I've not tried them though & not sure about their peering

  • BlaZeBlaZe Member, Host Rep
    edited July 2015

    There are not much providers in Serbia but still you can find one.
    If not, then go with Ukraine VPS :D

  • BlaZe said: If not, then go with Ukraine VPS :D

    You know theres like 5000km between Siberia and Ukraine, right? And that one is in Asia and the other in Europe, right?

    Thanked by 2rm_ fitvpn
  • fitvpnfitvpn Member

    sibhoster.ru

    Located in Novosibirsk.

    Thanked by 1mikei
  • @Alt said:
    eugene_ I think SimWhite just wanted to paste his referral link... so it's easier for him to say "all hosts in Russia are bad except this one and only".

    No. Actually my software automatically insert some referrals links and I'm sorry for that. And I said exactly what I wanted to say. There is no decent hosting in Russia.

    And do not forget about new Russian laws: everything can be forbidden and disconnected tomorrow :)

  • http://berivds.ru/tseny/tsk-b-256
    Contact them
    1USD for 256Mb openvz
    Tomsk city

  • NyrNyr Community Contributor, Veteran

    Strikerr said: 1USD for 256Mb openvz

    Isn't the bandwidth basically crap? That's what I remember from them.

  • Nyr,
    Yes)

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran

    zevus said: park-web.ru has some Kazan VPS for 3 euro a month, I've not tried them though & not sure about their peering

    They also had Novosibirsk, which is more fitting, but they don't seem to offer it anymore (or at the moment). Here are their test IPs and files: http://www.park-web.ru/content/view/359/201/

  • fitvpnfitvpn Member
    edited July 2015

    SimWhite said: And do not forget about new Russian laws: everything can be forbidden and disconnected tomorrow :)

    Hah.. that bad propaganda tell you bullshit :)

    Strikerr said: Contact them

    1USD for 256Mb openvz

    Guess needed VPS for VPN. Cheap OpenVZ not have TUN/TAP. Only few providers allow TUN/TAP on OpenVZ

    Thanked by 1mikei
  • fitvpn said: Hah.. that bad propaganda tell you bullshit :)

    Actually not - The Russian laws do allow the gov to shutdown whatever they want whenever they want for whatever reason that fits them - It's filled under "National security" and "Obscenity", though many other countries have similar laws.

  • BlueMattBlueMatt Member
    edited July 2015

    Ended up getting hosting @adman.com, they had decent reviews on hosting101.ru and their peering to China Telecom is as good as anyone else in the region. Bandwidth seems to be OK, though payment was painful (probably violated a few Russian laws to get money in via Bitcoin, but...oh well).

  • fitvpnfitvpn Member

    BlueMatt said: BlueMatt

    What exactly problem with payments by Bitcoin?

  • @fitvpn said:

    Russian government is against bitcoin. They have basically banned it.

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran
    edited July 2015

    openvpn said: Russian government is against bitcoin. They have basically banned it.

    Not entirely true, there is no ban per se, only a vague warning by the Bank of Russia published last year (was enough to scare most businesses into ceasing to accept Bitcoins), but now they say they are investigating this more closely and might consider regulating the cryptocoin matters in some way, rather than banning them outright.

    http://business-swiss.ch/2015/06/glava-tsb-rf-bitkoin-rezervnoj-valyutoj/
    http://finance.rambler.ru/news/2015-7-15/putin-dopustil-ispolzovanie-bitkoinov/

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