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Looking for New York VPS

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  • raindog308raindog308 Administrator, Veteran

    Definitely not LEB pricing, but 6sync.com is in New Jersey. Yeah, I can read a map and that's not New York, but it's only 11 miles outside NYC. One of the best VPS providers I ever used.

    256 RAM + 15GB disk will cost you $15/mo there, though.

    Where are your facilities and is the datacentre any good?

Our virtualization platform operates from the TelX facility in New Jersey, just 11 miles outside of New York City. This is a world-class standalone facility with redundant everything and has been SAS 70 Type-II audited.

What is your network mix?

We use premium New York City bandwidth provided by Level 3, AboveNet, and BandCon. NYC is one of the most connected places on the planet and thus have great connections right around the world, particularly for East Coast USA and Western European consumers.
  • Bubka3Bubka3 Member

    @raindog308 said: Definitely not LEB pricing, but 6sync.com is in New Jersey. Yeah, I can read a map and that's not New York, but it's only 11 miles outside NYC. One of the best VPS providers I ever used.

    Are you sure? I currently have a VPS with 6sync and the ping is around 10MS, which indicates New York City. The traceroutes for my IP concur. The only problem with them is the IPs are SWIPed to NZ, which is annoying for GeoIP and stuff like that.

  • raindog308raindog308 Administrator, Veteran

    No not 100% sure but that's what their FAQ says.

  • zhuanyizhuanyi Member

    @Bubka3 One word of advice, if you are asking for help, be nice, nobody here is obliged to provide you anything.

    And on your thread title, you only mentioned NY, not NYC, you might want to change your thread title as well to make sure it says NYC and put no Colocrossing on the title as well.

    Just my 2 cents.

  • flyfly Member
    edited February 2013

    @Bubka3 said: Are you sure? I currently have a VPS with 6sync and the ping is around 10MS, which indicates New York City.

    TIL you can tell the location of a server via one ICMP round trip n1 mayne

  • SoylentSoylent Member

    @Damian said: Guys,

    I found this free tool that helps me find things on the Internet. It's called "Google"; it was named from a child's root word so it's a somewhat goofy name but it works extremely well.

    Like I said, completely free. You can check it out here: https://www.google.com/

    It'll never catch on. Webcrawler has the market cornered.

  • MiguelQMiguelQ Member

    @Soylent said: Webcrawler has the market cornered.

    I thought it was AltaVista?

  • SoylentSoylent Member

    Webcrawler is even older. Someone's going to start talking about Archie and Veronica though, and we'll have to get the defibrillator ready in case grandpa has a heart attack.

  • shovenoseshovenose Member, Host Rep

    DigitalOcean is great. If you want a test IP just ping solusvm.shovenet.com

  • raindog308raindog308 Administrator, Veteran

    @Soylent said: Webcrawler is even older. Someone's going to start talking about Archie and Veronica though, and we'll have to get the defibrillator ready in case grandpa has a heart attack.

    Prior to the invention of DNS in1982, finding things on the Internet was a whole lot simpler. Every Internet-connected computer was listed in the local hosts.txt file you maintained...

  • DomainBopDomainBop Member

    "Someone's going to start talking about Archie and Veronica though, and we'll have to get the defibrillator ready in case grandpa has a heart attack."

    The person talking about Archie, Veronica, and Jughead would probably be me since I'm the one who announced plans to launch the first LEB gopher summerhost service :P

  • KairusKairus Member

    @Bubka3 said: I am looking for a New York VPS

    WOULD A VPS IN BUFFALO BE GOOD FOR YOU?

  • daviddavid Member

    @Spirit said: Check recent LEB offer: http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/kazila-7month-512mb-kvmxen-vps-in-new-york-dallas-los-angeles/ (I am not their client, just suggestion)

    @Bubka3 said: They are doing some weird routing right now. I am in NY but they route through Chicago...

    I'd recommend Kazila. I've got a VPS at their New York location, located at 121 Varick St in Manhattan. I haven't noticed any strange routing myself. It might be worth it to contact them to see what's going on.

  • Bubka3Bubka3 Member

    @david said: It might be worth it to contact them to see what's going on

    Other than I'm pretty sure datacenters cannot control incoming routes, I'm not an active customer so it would be point less imo.

  • raindog308raindog308 Administrator, Veteran

    @DomainBop said: The person talking about Archie, Veronica, and Jughead would probably be me since I'm the one who announced plans to launch the first LEB gopher summerhost service :P

    That. Is. AWESOME!

  • TheLinuxBugTheLinuxBug Member

    I think because the OP has been such a dick, we should just list everything that isn't in New York for him. Maybe he will get so mad his head will explode and he won't be able to come back here to call us all morons. You know, cause that really makes people want to help... calling them morons and stupid and such...It defiantly motivates me! (To not try to contribute anything helpful what-so-ever)

  • unusedunused Member

    @Bubka3 considering most LEB hosts use the same colo facilities, perhaps https://www.google.com/search?q=new+york+vps+hosting&oq=new+york+vps+hosting is a better starting point for you.

  • DamianDamian Member

    @Soylent said: It'll never catch on. Webcrawler has the market cornered.

    Did you Ask Jeeves?

  • KernelSandersKernelSanders
    edited February 2013

    1) http://buvym.net - Buffalo
    2) http://chicagovps.net - Buffalo
    3) http://shovehost.com - BHS, CA
    4) http://dotvps.co - Scranton, PA
    5) http://stormvz.com - Dallas
    6) http://www.indiavps.com - India

    Hope that helps, OP :)

  • KernelSandersKernelSanders

    @Jack said: @KernelSanders When did StormVZ get Dallas?

    I dont know I just searched on LEB - http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/stormvz-6-80month-2gb-openvz-vps-in-dallas/

  • unusedunused Member

    @Jack said: @KernelSanders When did StormVZ get Dallas?

    Oh wow!

  • KernelSandersKernelSanders

    Oh I just realized it's an older offer, I apologize OP, how about a VPS in Tampa or Denver? - http://serverdragon.com :)

  • TheLinuxBugTheLinuxBug Member

    @KernelSanders said: Hope that helps, OP :)

    +1 :D

  • KernelSandersKernelSanders

    @Jack said: LA,Atlanta,Chicago

    Oh very true, giving the OP options!

  • Bubka3Bubka3 Member

    Found 2 NY VPSes. I should be good, thanks to everyone who can read.

  • ErawanArifNugrohoErawanArifNugroho Member

    how about LINODE???

  • gbshousegbshouse Member, Host Rep

    Non-LEB - HostVirtual

  • PatrickPatrick Member

    @Jack @KernelSanders No, we moved from Dallas to Buffalo because of Gordon (Incero)

  • daviddavid Member

    @Bubka3 said: Found 2 NY VPSes. I should be good, thanks to everyone who can read.

    Just curious; which ones did you choose?

  • IshaqIshaq Member

    We have Voxel NY, if you're interested.

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