I went out to dinner with Chris from ChicagoVPS last night. That must be reason enough for a conspiracy some way some how.

prices. I would personally stay FAR away from ChicagoVPS/ColoCrossing or any other VPS host within the ColoCrossing facilities if you are serious about this server.

Ask ChicagoVPS.

The issue with SolusVM access was, if I remember correctly, right around the time of the SolusVM exploits and hacks with ChicagoVPS/Ramnode - we limited access to solusvm as explained in a separate ma

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Try Hostigation $12.50 or ChicagoVPS $13.90 WHMCS license. I don't remember the exact price but it should within the digit's range.

we can help you, email me. Chris@Chicagovps.net

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ChicagoVPS have not only responded privately, but have also replaced a component that went bad in their Dallas center. All in under 1.5 hours. Thanks ChicagoVPS!

I have a KVM with shardhost, it's online at the moment so I think the outage (if any) is specific to chicagoVPS.

ColoCrossing doesn't have any outages, afaik, or the title would have been "ColoCrossing Dallas offline?" I'm sure there are LOTs of electronic things in Dallas, and even in ColoCro

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Well, my relatives in Dallas still have cable TV and Internet working.... but that is completely separate from ChicagoVPS's Dallas operations. ;-)

What happened to ChicagoVPS in Dallas?

On a scale from Prometeus to ChicagoVPS, how many clients is considered "fully loaded"

dedicated bargain bin inventory: https://billing.chicagovps.net/cart.php?gid=30

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I mentioned reliability, memory, storage, and throughout. Support is also important. I wasn't too pleased with the way ChicagoVPS handled its downtime a couple of months ago, however they transferre

SemoWeb (256MB / 20GB / $1): 2147483648 bytes (2.1 GB) copied, 3.74051 s, 574 MB/sRamNode (512MB / 50GB / $3): 2147483648 bytes (2.1 GB) copied, 4.89003 s, 439 MB/sChicagoVPS (3GB / 100GB / $6): 21

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