However i do like "custom" control panels like Linode it offers allot of functionality and allot of graphs, not needed to control the server.

When I VPN to my Linode, I get a better connection to the US, even though my Linode is in the same country as me.

I believe at least one site is no longer on a LEB. Linode maybe?

Download speed from Linode, Atlanta GA: 2.34MB/s

try linode they have vps's in Japan, but not unlimited.

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@draco: Thanks! Hostigation looks awesome. And only 15ms ping from my Linode box!

I'm looking for an inexpensive VPS on the east coast. I'm using Linode for my production server, and now I want a cheap VPS for backups. My max budget is around $5/month ($50-60/year). Because I want

I've just checked /etc/dnsmasq.conf and it's as in the Linode tutorial...

I went ahead and reinstalled my VPS with a clean install of Debian 6 and followed the Linode tutorial but ran into some problems.

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Well I still don't get why are using such script (which doesn't really work) instead of making few steps required manually (a good starting point would be http://library.linode.com/networking/openvpn/

So my solution is to put the front-end web server in JP (Linode has boxes in Japan with very limited bandwidth), this server only load html content. There will be 2-3 other low end servers vps in the

BTW, if you are looking for something in Asia, look nowhere except HK, SG or Tokyo. You will get much better connectivity. Anyway, Linode and VPS.net are now providing "Cloud Servers&quot

BTW, if you are looking for something in Asia, look nowhere except HK, SG or Tokyo. You will get much better connectivity. Anyway, Linode and VPS.net are now providing "Cloud Servers&quot

Looking to spend twentyish. Linode is the top contender in Newark, but it's a bit expensive for the memory.

Linode's Dallas test node

One thing i dont get it is that buyvm offers loads of free bandwidth (mine has 3tb/month) while other providers like linode, hostigation only provide something like 500GB for a 1gb ram node.

germans seem to really like their debian/confixx/plesk, in the US it's much more centos-centered (except for places like linode)