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New Dediserve.com 2GB LET Special! $6.99 per month!

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  • skd2013skd2013 Member

    No Singapore DC option! Where is it?

  • dediservedediserve Member

    @aboyousef said:
    @dediserve Thanks for the response but which OS do you mean ?
    You're using KVM and you should be able to pass through these info
    I have many other VPSs all of the are KVM and all of them are showing
    the real CPU info besides your support guy tried first to convince me that
    its KVM thing but when I replied to him he had to change what he was saying
    and simply told me that its "something they are not going to change" --
    So "Not going to change" which is not : "Can not change""

    As far as I understand it is a KVM thing, and changing it doesn't change the CPU you are getting :)

  • dediservedediserve Member

    @skd2013 said:
    No Singapore DC option! Where is it?

    Singapore (and now Vienna) are now full.

  • skd2013skd2013 Member

    oh OK!

  • ranaldlysranaldlys Member

    Any plans to restock for Singapore?

  • dediservedediserve Member

    @ranaldlys said:
    Any plans to restock for Singapore?

    Yes, it's in progress so we hope to reopen in about 3-4 days.

    Thanked by 1ranaldlys
  • aboyousefaboyousef Member
    edited June 2016

    @dediserve said:

    @aboyousef said:
    @dediserve Thanks for the response but which OS do you mean ?
    You're using KVM and you should be able to pass through these info
    I have many other VPSs all of the are KVM and all of them are showing
    the real CPU info besides your support guy tried first to convince me that
    its KVM thing but when I replied to him he had to change what he was saying
    and simply told me that its "something they are not going to change" --
    So "Not going to change" which is not : "Can not change""

    As far as I understand it is a KVM thing, and changing it doesn't change the CPU you are getting :)

    @dediserve It's not ! KVM based systems can (and always do!) pass through the CPU info
    And I know it's not going to change my CPU but it's going to show a certain amount
    Of transparency from the provider which is really important (at least from my point of view)
    Here are only 2 examples of 2 more powerful VPSs I have and as you can
    See different OS, specs, control panel and different providers

    This screen cap from ServerCow a hosting provider i reviewed her on LET
    Before and proved to be one the best I've ever tried for the price

    **So its not a KVM thing ...
    Anyway I was asking not because it's a deal breaker for me but because
    I am preparing a review and a full comparison between 9 providers from
    All "sizes" and i wanted to be sure of every word i will write ...
    Thanks for your time

    **

  • dediservedediserve Member

    It's certainly something I'll raise with our admins. Obviously our E5-2660V2s would be much more powerful in real terms than an E3 :)

  • aboyousefaboyousef Member
    edited June 2016

    @dediserve said:
    It's certainly something I'll raise with our admins. Obviously our E5-2660V2s would be much more powerful in real terms than an E3 :)

    @dediserve I agree it should on cpu to cpu base but I am testing a 2 cores VPS on your servers while The other two here have 4, and 6 cores(this one is E5 too) respectively this is why I said more powerful
    Anyway I am testing yours now, we shall see...

    Have a nice day

  • dediservedediserve Member

    @aboyousef said:

    @dediserve said:
    It's certainly something I'll raise with our admins. Obviously our E5-2660V2s would be much more powerful in real terms than an E3 :)

    @dediserve I agree it should on cpu to cpu base but I am testing a 2 cores VPS on your servers while The other two here have 4, and 6 cores(this one is E5 too) respectively this is why I said more powerful
    Anyway I am testing yours now, we shall see...

    Have a nice day

    Sounds great and you too :)

  • RazzaRazza Member
    edited June 2016

    dediserve said: All our blades run identical E52660V2 Processors - all of them.

    A server in Frankfurt

    [root@***~]# grep "model name"  /proc/cpuinfo
model name  : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2660 0 @ 2.20GHz
model name  : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2660 0 @ 2.20GHz

    That's clearly not a 2660V2

  • dediservedediserve Member

    @Razza said:

    dediserve said: All our blades run identical E52660V2 Processors - all of them.

    A server in Frankfurt

    > [root@***~]# grep "model name"  /proc/cpuinfo
> model name    : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2660 0 @ 2.20GHz
> model name    : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2660 0 @ 2.20GHz
>

    That's clearly not a 2660V2

    From that you are on an older blade ( still running xen too from the looks of it)

    All currently active blades since about a year ago are g8 running the v2

  • 8nation8nation Member

    @dediserve said:
    All currently active blades since about a year ago are g8 running the v2

    Can I confirm - are the Sydney hosts in this offer running KVM now? I was previously on them running Xen.

  • dediservedediserve Member

    @poolroom said:

    @dediserve said:
    All currently active blades since about a year ago are g8 running the v2

    Can I confirm - are the Sydney hosts in this offer running KVM now? I was previously on them running Xen.

    Yes. All active are KVM in sydney

    Thanked by 1bugis
  • ewwinkewwink Member

    jakarta or singapore please :D

    Thanked by 1Jazzy8999
  • chenxg0076chenxg0076 Member

    @chenxg0076 said:

    @dediserve said:

    @iKocka said:
    @dediserve: Can existing standard 2 GB resources be converted into this special resources?

    Location depending, but yes

    So how to convert it?

    @dediserve how to convert my existing standard 2 GB resources into this special resources?

  • abangnoobabangnoob Member

    @dediserve said:

    @ranaldlys said:
    Any plans to restock for Singapore?

    Yes, it's in progress so we hope to reopen in about 3-4 days.

    will be wait, btw sg is KVM right?

  • lainnlainn Member

    @dediserve: I may use windows 2012 template with my own license?

  • aboyousefaboyousef Member

    @dediserve Hi, Is this offer non scale-able ? In other words do we have the access to the resources scale option where we can add extra RAM or CPUs ?

  • dediservedediserve Member

    @aboyousef said:
    @dediserve Hi, Is this offer non scale-able ? In other words do we have the access to the resources scale option where we can add extra RAM or CPUs ?

    Correct, it's a special, single instance plan.

    If you need scale / different specs, I can provide a 50% recurring code via MSG for our regular pools

  • dediservedediserve Member

    We've closed this offer for now, due to the exceedingly high level of subscription!

  • budi1413budi1413 Member

    Phew. Now my money safe and sound.

  • ranaldlysranaldlys Member

    Oh no! Still haven't got the Singapore server :(

  • aboyousefaboyousef Member

    @dediserve thanks as usual, So I can't scale my current system but I can exchange by another scale-able system and you will provide me a 50% discount code for the new one, Am I getting this right ?

  • ehabehab Member
    edited June 2016

    @aboyousef said:

    i have a kvm and this is what i get for cpu

    $cat /proc/cpuinfo ... vendor_id : GenuineIntel cpu family : 6 model : 13 model name : QEMU Virtual CPU version (cpu64-rhel6) ..

    how are you reading real cpu values on other kvm?

  • aboyousefaboyousef Member

    @ehab Hi, the cpu info can be passed through in KVM systems if the owner/manager
    Of the server chooses to ...
    My account on ServerCow at first was holding the real specs of the CPUs so I asked
    The support to pass it and they did, It's very easy actually but some providers prefer
    To hold it back to prevent their customers from knowing the real CPUs they have
    You will need to restart your VPS after they (the support) make the change
    And its not only ServerCow by the way, the first screen cap is from my vps on Virtono

    Thanked by 1ehab
  • ehabehab Member

    @aboyousef

    now i understand, thank you. asalam alkoum

    ps. from now i think i will shout to all providers who hide anything lol..

  • aboyousefaboyousef Member
    edited June 2016

    @ehab said:

    @aboyousef

    now i understand, thank you. asalam alkoum

    ps. from now i think i will shout to all providers who hide anything lol..

    LOL ... Go ahead and I will support all the way !

  • dediservedediserve Member

    Afaiu, the issue we have is that changing it would possibly break some things onapp do by default, but I have raised it internally.

  • rokokrokok Member

    Damn closed, I'm not buying NL location yet :/

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