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Looking for 10Gbit/s Uplink Server
MetroVPS_NMP
Host Rep, Veteran
in Help
Hello,
I'm looking for 10Gbit/s Uplink Server but with less bandwidth like 5-10TB for a small upgrade fee (probably).
Do you have any recommendation ??
Regards.
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Hello sir,
Shared 10Gbit would work or require dedicated?
Clouvider and Hetzner offer this.
i can do this :
2xE5-2450L cpu
2x480 ssd
1 ipv4
10gbps port speed (10 tb traffic included)
price will be 120 eur/mo.
We are located in Romania. Pm if you are interesed.
Yes, Sir
Shared will be Okay, but I need to see the specs (As it's a VPS, I need to check what specs I'm getting).
Hetzner seemed to be puzzling. I didn't find a complete pricing where it's mentioned clearly. I also noticed I can take 10 Gbit on specific servers only. No idea about clouvider.
I can do 10Gbit at NY/Miami, not sure if that’s feasible for you? Cost of the upgrade is usually $10/mo. But I can drop it to $5
Check out Heficed, their VMs have 10gbps uplink. Bandwidth is charged separately, 0.60 per TB and you can customize the rest of the specs.
Feel free to contact me, can do 10Gbit, 2x 10Gbit, 40G or even 100G in Frankfurt
Get a Hetzner EX or AX Server.
Price for 10G will be this:
php-friends.de 30€ on top for 10 gbit
10G dedicated uplink (incl. 10G NIC)** € 39.00 Only available for DX-line (only at location NBG1), PX-line, AX41/-NVMe, AX51/-NVMe, AX61-NVMe, AX60-SSD, AX160-NVMe/-SSD, SX62/132/292 and EX-line (only at location FSN1 and HEL1). Firewall feature is not available.
https://docs.hetzner.com/robot/dedicated-server/general-information/root-server-hardware/
Take a look at @Avoro - they offer 10Gbit VPSs in Frankfurt.
IIRC they share colo space or network with @PHP_Friends
All our newest Xeon E servers in app EU and Us locations have 10G - have a look here, https://www.clouvider.co.uk/dedicated-servers-sale/
Yes, they are our biggest colocation customer and we can highly recommend them
@PHP_Friends I can see your packages have 1 Gbit/s connection speed. EPYC 7402 has 64 Threads, suppose you hosted 32 VPSs (2 Dedi Cores Package). Does the server have 1 Gbit/s NIC Connected which means the 32 VPSs can burst upto 1Gbit/s but has no guaranteed speed. Is my assumption correct ?
I doubt you will ever find a VPS with guaranteed 1Gbps.
Edit: I stand corrected.
1 Gbps per VM is guaranteed, the nodes have 4x 10 Gbps and they are always very very far away from being saturated.
No, I didn't mean it to be a guaranteed speed but at a while I thought, if 32 users try to use, then they will get 31 mbps
That's too low. You can't predict when your node will spike, that's why I asked.
Thanks for your clarification.
@PHP_Friends Is your packages upgradable without data loss or migration ?
32 VMs each generating 1 Gbps would be no problem with 40 Gbps, but that will probably never happen. That's why we can assure 1 Gbps port capacity.
Yes, it's just a reboot and doesn't cost anything extra (so no setup fee).
Yes, that would not make any problem & that's also not going to happen, I know. But, it could make a problem if the host node had 1 Gbit/s in total that's why I asked.
@PHP_Friends VAT is payable by all customers including those who are outside EU Region ?
If you live outside of the EU you don't pay the VAT so your price is lower.
How long it takes to activate the service ? Got an email about updating data, updated data more precisely, still no update.
"Still no update" 11 minutes after you answered the ticket... 🙄
How could you even not answer him lightning fast?
SCNR
@PHP_Friends So far so good, everything is so stable after migration. Really an A+ Service. Do you also have the 30 days prior cancellation policy like if I have to cancel February 01st, I need to put cancellation request on January 01st ?