Howdy, Stranger!

It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!


Shells Virtual Desktop
BMail.ag - Secure Email Service
Server.net
CPLicense.net
VPS Server
Buy VPN
Vultr
VMs for AI
HostDare
ReliableSite White-Label Dedicated Hosting for Resellers
InterServer VPS
BMail.ag - Secure Email Service
Best VPN
High-Performance Bare Metal Server Solutions
Karvl.com
Server Mania Cloud Hosting
DataWagon Hosting
AlphaVPS Hosting
Evoxt.com
Clouvider
VPS Hosting with NVMe
Residential IPs in the US & 4G Mobile Proxies in EU & US with Unlimited Bandwidth
ReliableSite White-Label Dedicated Hosting for Resellers
Rabisu - Hosting Solutions
Shells Virtual Desktop
New on LowEndTalk? Please Register and read our Community Rules.

All new Registrations are manually reviewed and approved, so a short delay after registration may occur before your account becomes active.

Need RAM, bandwidth or storage? Introducing new plans from ServerPoint!

1356789

Comments

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @Patriarch said:
    Great offer!
    What's your CPU AUP?
    Any VDS plans?

    Most of the time, if we see a client consistently using a lot of their CPUs, we'll reach out to you and we can work with you, on a case by case basis. You won't get shut down. We have plenty of CPU capacity...

    Thanked by 1Frameworks
  • how to see how much bandwidth you have left?

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @Patriarch said:
    Great offer!
    What's your CPU AUP?
    Any VDS plans?

    Oh, as for virtual dedicated servers, can you DM us here and we can discuss that? We've been planning on adding such packages and would love to hear about your needs.

  • Invoice #823290.

    Please Double. Thank You!

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @lirrr said:
    how to see how much bandwidth you have left?

    In our portal at https://portal.serverpoint.com, click on "virtual server" on the left menu, then "manage your virtual servers".

    Next to the listing of your server, there is a chart icon. In there, it will show how much you have used.

    We will be releasing improvements to that interface that will include daily historical usage, how much is left, etc.

  • Which location do you think is the most reliable as of network uptime except Dallas?

  • @Arirang said:
    Which location do you think is the most reliable as of network uptime except Dallas?

    My guess is Ashburn since it's operated by NTT. You're not just in a barn full of horses, but in this case the horse runs the barn (AS2914).

    Thanked by 1serverpoint
  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @Arirang said:
    Which location do you think is the most reliable as of network uptime except Dallas?

    So, Ashburn, VA is considered the "data center alley of the US". It has a very high concentration of data centers, and thus, it has a high concentration of interconnected networks.

    Our network providers there are NTT and Cogent and the data center is a very modern, stable facility run by NTT, previously, RagingWire. NTT acquired them a few years ago...

    But as for stability and network uptime, all of our locations are the same. We don't really experience downtime; it's quite rare.

    Thanked by 2Arirang sitss
  • I ordered the LET-DISK 1, but I only get 10GB. I've sent you a support ticket

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @iono said:
    I ordered the LET-DISK 1, but I only get 10GB. I've sent you a support ticket

    We'll get it fixed. :)

    The disk is the right size, but on some operating system templates, for some reason, the file system isn't being expanded to the full size of the disk. We are working on resolving that issue for future deployments.

  • Invoice #823320

    Please Double. Thank You!

  • Great offer, To run some hobby projects, thank you very much for the offer😆

    And my Invoice #823326

  • @mibootore said:
    order #7128769,Double BW please thanks

    Hi @serverpoint , is it done pls? Thanks

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @mibootore said:

    @mibootore said:
    order #7128769,Double BW please thanks

    Hi @serverpoint , is it done pls? Thanks

    Soon, our team will be gathering all the posted order numbers.

    But go ahead and use your virtual server as you normally would. It will not be a problem in terms of bandwidth usage.

  • order #5519846, invoice #823344, Double BW please thanks

  • order #5061956, invoice #823357, with two VPS, Double BW please thanks

  • reizhireizhi Member
    edited January 2025

    #823368 thanks

  • Nice deals, just add 1 more node to my account. Waiting order review.

  • qyafooryqyafoory Member
    edited February 2025

    Order #823354 Thanks

  • Hello, my account number [email protected] I registered at the same time when I purchased Singapore vps. When will this account be opened? I can't log in to the official website at present

  • Hi,

    I placed an order (no order number sent yet), would it be possible to change which datacenter I'm set up in? I mistakenly selected the wrong one. Thank you!

  • Never mind - however bandwidth bonus would be nice. Order 6942093

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @curiouscomputer said:
    Hi,

    I placed an order (no order number sent yet), would it be possible to change which datacenter I'm set up in? I mistakenly selected the wrong one. Thank you!

    We can destroy the current order if you'd like and you can go ahead and place a new one. Open a ticket with our team and we will gladly do so. :)

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @xinchenmi said:
    Hello, my account number [email protected] I registered at the same time when I purchased Singapore vps. When will this account be opened? I can't log in to the official website at present

    Can you DM me if you have not yet receive the details to your account?

  • Invoice #823469

  • There's a lot of packet losses on singapore looking glass

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider
    edited February 2025

    @Lu5ck said:
    There's a lot of packet losses on singapore looking glass

    Thanks for introducing us to that website! I had never seen ping.pe.

    Please be aware that all of our providers, along many hops, throttle down ping traffic. You will always see some ping packet loss, but other protocols flow fine.

    This is especially true for our provider's connections to China networks, which are constantly been used as source for DDoS attacks...

  • Lu5ckLu5ck Member
    edited February 2025

    @serverpoint said:

    @Lu5ck said:
    There's a lot of packet losses on singapore looking glass

    Thanks for introducing us to that website! I had never seen ping.pe.

    Please be aware that all of our providers, along many hops, throttle down ping traffic. You will always see some ping packet loss, but other protocols flow fine.

    This is especially true for our provider's connections to China networks, which are constantly been used as source for DDoS attacks...

    Do you throttle ping that come every 5s because that's the interval set. I also did a 10s interval, not very much different. TCP has self correction, not gonna be a problem in just 1% drop. UDP is wild wild west.

    I am not referring to just China, a lot of locations has 1-2% drop.

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    Please be aware that all of our providers, along many hops, throttle down ping traffic. You will always see some ping packet loss, but other protocols flow fine.

    This is especially true for our provider's connections to China networks, which are constantly been used as source for DDoS attacks...

    Do you throttle ping that come every 5s because that's the interval set. I also did a 10s interval, not very much different. TCP has self correction, not gonna be a problem in just 1% drop. UDP is wild wild west.

    I am not referring to just China, a lot of locations has 1-2% drop.

    hmm I just ran that test to the IP on your screenshot and seems ok?

    https://i.ping.pe/b/I/img_bItCTmXG.png

    64.235.43.60 is our looking glass server. Perhaps it was heavily busy at the time... we will check on that.

    I also ran a test with ping.pe to another IP in Singapore and the result is 0% across the board.

  • invoice #823428
    invoice #823343

Sign In or Register to comment.