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Low-end Hostsg / Indovirtue / OAH ?
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Low-end Hostsg / Indovirtue / OAH ?

Hi,

as OAH's lowest tier of VPSs is out of stock (how convenient...):
Is there anything comparable on the same network but for a LET budget?

Regards
bryce

Comments

  • How low are are you looking for?

    Leaseweb,DO,Dediserve,HostUS

  • brycebryce Member
    edited April 2016

    It seems that Leaseweb, DO and HostUS all have inferior networks when it comes to CT peering. I have not tested Dediserve, but in HK they just gave up on CT so I won't even try them in SG.

  • What do you expect? CT is expensive, crappy and congested almost 24/7.

  • brycebryce Member

    Very true. That is why you - if you take a minute to reflect - can probably appreciate my specific hosting location requirement.

  • If you want good connectivity to china its not going to be on the LET pricing.

  • brycebryce Member

    Not sure if allowed to ask this: What other choices exist? Right now, all traffic to geographically near, affordable hosting get bounced off of US west coast.

  • leaseweb is ok for CT actually,but terrible to CU

  • @maoyipeng said:
    leaseweb is ok for CT actually,but terrible to CU

    No Leaseweb is terrible to CT. Either their SG or HK nodes are terrible, PING is more than 250ms and download speed is less than 100KB/s

  • brycebryce Member
    edited April 2016

    I can confirm that CT to Leaseweb anywhere is bad. CT routes everything Leaseweb (SG, Tokyo) to US Westcoast and then back. Just terrible.

  • maoyipengmaoyipeng Member
    edited April 2016

    you need lotserver aka serverspeeder and I'm getting 4MB/s in off peak hours with that installed

    @Greyhound said:

  • brycebryce Member

    Zeta-TCP is very interesting, thanks for the tip. This won't help with routing though.

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