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For NetCup, @sirpumpkin's suggestion generally works.

The provider is Netcup , if i set ipv6 during ISO installation , ipv6 works fine all the way .

hmmm netcup was good

An honourable mention goes to Netcup for their insane deals - they may not be part of the community here, but they certainly helped fuel the fun.Finally, thank you to my fellow judges, @WSS, @Harambe,

Yeah NetCup stuff is probably better if you wanna send mail.

I assumed, but wasn't sure- I don't usually bother with shared hosting anymore. I think I'll stick with my silly NetCup #0.18/m + .de domain + mail-not-in-1g-quota deal.

Not in the east coast, offhand. For dedicated cores, I'd consider a NetCup RootServer series, but they're in Germany, so...

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I'd like to nominate @WSS to the committee. He's been here pretty much through and through and I think he's had the inside story on most of the deals. Plus he's snagged them all... KuJoe + Netcup + Vi

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@Falzo wait! How much bandwidth is on these Netcup boxes? Specifically the RS 1000 Plus ;-)

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Looks like it'd cost too much to transfer you a NetCup. I might have a VirMach that'd fit the bill. You don't need more than 5GB, right?

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by the way I found you little @saffable over at netcup forum complaining over guac-vnc... so you did brag about some german lessons, didn't you my dear? :-) :-)

Yea figured that - just wondering because it's such a low price point! I picked up the BF17 RS 1000 Plus. The original link is dead now, but I could find this: http://www.netcup-sonderangebote.de/vser

You can always get a cheapish VPS, but the RootServers are no longer budget-oriented.