Limited Offer-OpenVz 2gb ram or 4gb ram start from 1.99 eur/mo located in Romania

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• joepie91 Member

  February 2015

  Some serious formatting issues with your offer...

  • What datacenter?
  • Your first plan lists two different traffic allocations, 3Tb a month and 30Tb a month. Which is correct? And is it terabits or terabytes?
  • The second plan has a much lower allocation ("300 gb"). Is that right?
  • You should use bulletpoints, like I'm doing now. That'd be a lot easier to read.

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• cociu Member

  February 2015

  we own our datacenter @joepie91
• cassa Member

  February 2015

  @cociu said:
  we own our datacenter joepie91

  What's it's name then?
• cociu Member

  February 2015 edited February 2015

  @cassa the name is Netsilvania
• warih Veteran

  February 2015

  Nice offer, and what payment method you accepted ?
• jvnadr Member

  February 2015

  cociu said: the name is Netsilvania

  Is it a real datacenter (backed up with power redundancy, security, temperature control etc. like all proffesional datacenters) or it is just a rack in your company offices? What is the connectivity (peers)? And can you give us the specs of the nodes, please? Thank you
• cociu Member

  February 2015

  @warih paypal and credit cards
• cociu Member

  February 2015

  @jvnadr we invite you in our datacenter if you want, aniway when someone tell "datacenter" i think all the stuf you mentioned is a MUST , and yes we have backup , redundancy , temperature control . The connectivity is with :

  1)RCS-RDS principal bandwich

  2)UPC

  3) GTS

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• vimalware Member

  February 2015 edited February 2015

  @cociu : what are your operating/working hours for support ?
  
  I'm waiting for response.

  Edit: Never mind. Received kvm within minutes of posting comment.
• cociu Member

  February 2015

  @vimalware normaly we responding in maximum 15 min but in weekends is more (hours maybe) thanks for giving us a chance

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• plusnettr Member

  February 2015

  @cociu, allow non-exit Tor relays ?
• cociu Member

  February 2015

  @plusnettr is not alowed
• vimalware Member

  February 2015

  @cociu In next offer, please mention RAID type and size/config of disks/array.

  Gives us better idea of theoretical maximum IOPS and array failure probability.

  For KVM node, support informed me it was RAID5.
  
  So, I am designing failover to another Europe node in event of array failure.

  RAID5 is risky for Sata disks >2TB.
  
  Hope you are using SAS disks instead.
• William Veteran

  February 2015

  vimalware said: RAID5 is risky for Sata disks >2TB.

  Hope you are using SAS disks instead.

  No difference in lifetime, see Backblaze tests.
• cociu Member

  March 2015

  This offer for the moment is out of stock, thank you all