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Netcup bandwidth limit to 10mbps killing my vps, please I need to move out

netcup offers 24€ rebate on their root servers if you take a yearly contract. Payment btw is semi-annually.

Exactly. In a shared environment you are more likely to hit quickly a bottleneck, be it i/o or something else. SSD doesn't mean that storage is gonna be fast as hell. Just that it's less likely that i

For the SSD vs SAS debate I did some testing (not on netcup) and in many cases providers will limit iops or the node will be busy limiting the difference with a dedicated HDD, but of course the result

Last but not least - and that's why I like and emphasized the 8 GB ("lots of") RAM in the netcup root servers: On a server I don't care about boot up time; I do however care a lot ab

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* ??? 3 Euros? The cheapest netcup root server is the one I reviewed here and it costs a bit less than 7€/mo (with annual contract).

Wait, so Hetzner gives you a crazy high 20TB of traffic with their cheapest VPS, and here comes netcup and doubles it to 40TB? With a VPS that costs less than 3 Euros? I wonder what happens if you act

Which reminds me of a small plus I forgot to mention about netcup: the deal (with my low price) is annual but payment is two times 6 months front up - which probably makes it easier for students and o

And that's (Anexia) also where netcup seems to have their Nuremberg DC area.

On the other hand, you can install container virtualization like OpenVZ, LXC and docker that will work like a charm. I have installed Proxmox in two root servers from netcup dividing it to several LXC

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From what (little) I know so far, netcup's servers are in Nuremberg and not "near" Nuremberg (Falkenstein) like Hetzner. While Nuremberg isn't exactly a major point on the european n

I have one question about connectivity that members might be able to answer. I've heard and read that Netcup colocates its hardware in a Hetzner-operated datacenter. Does this mean they use Hetzner fo

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Something similar goes for traffic. I guess that 95+% of web sites do not use even 50 Mb/s and 98+% don't use the 200 Mb/s that that netcup root server offers.