I am planning to build my own email server and now I am finding a hosting with fresh IP, storage at least 1TB both HDD and SSD is accepted, > 2Gb RAM, 2-3 core CPU and the location prefer near

root@forest-vpstc-1-tr:~# for port in 80 443 22; do nc -w5 -vz blog.edwinclement08.com $port; doneConnection to blog.edwinclement08.com (141.136.42.51) 80 port [tcp/http] succeeded!nc: connect to blog

Wait, he said he can ssh into machine, so it's not webhosting. It's his VPS.

We do have on standby

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However it is a crazy idea that webhosting would drop traffic on 443 port.

I need to setup a clanker to keep those call centers that annoy me busy.

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Thanks for the recommendation, but their quote was too high. Do you know of any options with 10G outbound bandwidth and no data caps, within a budget of $300 per month?

Hey it's an awful take but your code quality output from this setup is probably at least identical or better than virtualizor's

https://alexhost.com/vps/vps-europe/

Asia-Pacific

We have 10Gbps Unmetered - DMCA Ignored Dedicated Servers

https://alexhost.com/dedicated-servers/

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cuz they cant go to europe to setup colo for obvious reasons, so since aurologic and dataforest support byoip (for like 20 eur setup fee) and has cool prices even today thats almost the only way to st

own space in Norwich. The Norwich network is DDoS-protected, sits under 9ms to LD4, and has good routes to LINX. We run KVM virtualisation for full isolation with VirtFusion and dedicated resources,

The $6/month VPS has 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM and 10 GB NVMe. Hostry also has VPS servers with a 1 Gbps unmetered port: https://hostry.com/services/vps/