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Gorilla Servers , Reliable Site Vs InterServer
Poll: Gorilla Servers , Reliable Site Vs InterServer
I’ve been using Gorilla Servers for a month on a dedicated server, and so far, I’m very happy:
- Excellent support: very friendly and extremely fast to respond.
- Since it’s a dedicated server, I don’t need support much, but when I did, they handled it quickly.
- One limitation: on their Ryzen servers the BIOS is password-protected.
Aside from that, performance and reliability have been solid, and overall I’m satisfied with Gorilla.
👉 What’s your experience with @GorillaServers VS @interservermike , VS @ReliableSiteHosting? Which do you prefer and why?
Which One Do You Prefer
- Gorilla Servers39 votes
- Yes71.79%
- No28.21%
- Reliable Site39 votes
- Yes48.72%
- No51.28%
- Interserver39 votes
- Yes38.46%
- No61.54%
Comments
Both owners are great to work with.
Radic in particular was very kind to my wife & I when we met up with him in Miami a few years ago.
You won't go wrong with either.
Francisco
Both good companies. But yes, from my experience any BIOS settings can be modified at ReliableSite.
GorillaServers pricing is pretty competitive. I like ReliableSite for their network and locations.
We need some votes - Thank You
gorilla is great. avoid interserver.
Gorilla is the winner
not sure about the No count with interserver. is it because of support? when I had them their hardware and network were very stable, no issues at all.
Reliablesite
why? just curious
Radic has always been a great guy so my choice would be reliablesite. But I've not had anything with either company so otherwise can't really say anything in terms of their service itself.
Using GorillaServers from last 12 years, they are solid. Support response is fast compared to reliablesite and interserver.
Have used both GorillaServers and ReliableSite, both companies are -extremely- responsive per support. {You'll get responses in minutes from either of them honestly, any time of the day}
I'd put them both onpar... They have great hardware, reps, pretty comparable pricing and networks, both of them will bend a bit and work with you for anything custom you need.
Per "network", only thing that I can gripe about with ReliableSite (and this is minor frankly) is that you're capped at a single IPv6 per server -- meaning that if you're setting up Proxmox, you'll have to NAT66 if you want all of your VM's to have IPv6 internet-access.
-- This I'd like to see improved where customers can get more v6 addresses for server management.
Yet as a whole, network-performance & reliability has always been solid for me with both of them. I'll put my vote as preferring both, you can't go wrong with either.
I also like tier.net, just moved over from gorilla
Thank you very much!
I've just never used them and I had to answer all three questions to hit submit.