So maybe there is no netcup fee. I need to check it.

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Does anyone know for how long netcup caps you at 200Mbps if 1gbit rule is violated?

There is nothing about hourly or any other speed limit in TOS, nor on the actual description on RS on their website. Though i heard about the speed limit... as i said, heard that if you max out for an

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Or would i be safe? Whats the true rule from Netcup regarding their hourly speed limit? I also read that its 80% of the bandwith for an hour. So literally read like 10 different things, so wondering

I have multible servers from netcup. If the routing to your source is alright, there is no problem at all maxing the 2.5gbps on most of their nodes.

I am done with shared services, and if there are none dedicated vps 10gbit providers, then im fine with netcup 2.5Gbit. I actually had 2.5Gbit from canvyy... i can even barely look at dedicated 1gbit

I have cheapest hetzner vps (3e/month), and know about rs netcup.

netcup might be worth checking out, still I doubt you find Debian 8 there also.

There's no such thing as a transfer fee for servers at netcup.

I have got netcup a server which is under contract.

The closest thing that match your req with realistic price is Netcup RS 4000 G9. 6 core, 32GB RAM, 800GB SSD for 29.00€

Well @Naranjatech / @Hostigger / @SpectraIP / @vServer.site / @Netcup / @KTS24 / @Scaleway

I think netcup root servers should be good enough.

It easily outperforms my 8 Intel vCore netcup VPS, which I'm currently subscribed to for €6.99.

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There is no way Netcup will get DMCA. These are private ISOs. Netcup should advertise properly what they are selling. That's the crux behind my complain. 80TB or 120TB is a misleading figure when the

Netcup is good bang for the buck, I've used them for a couple of months but I have run into a very annoying issue that support has not been able to fix. Whenever my box goes into heavier load it tends

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