I was thinking about gettin a server for myself to host some sites and get a Moh room goin. Also give ou some free FTPs.
How much is it for a server and do you have to play monthly?
Quote from: OuTLawZGoSu on April 22, 2004, 10:42 AM
I was thinking about gettin a server for myself to host some sites and get a Moh room goin. Also give ou some free FTPs.
How much is it for a server and do you have to play monthly?
You should play monthly, otherwise you don't get use out of it.
You should be aware that any computer can be a server, all you need is the proper software. So how much for a cheap computer is the one time payment for a dedicated server. For speed, however, you have many options. You can use your cable internet at home, or get a corperate package. You can also send your server to some major backbone (co-location). It's wide open.
www.ev1servers.net is pretty popular...though I haven't used them myself so I don't know how good they are.
www.slacktech.com has what you're asking for I beleive.
If you're looking for a game server host or a webhost, www.klan-host.us has been the best in my experience, great prices and impeccable service.
If you're looking for a dedicated server, www.buzhost.com is a brother-site to klan-host.us, but you can get dedicated servers there, and you'll be paying atleast $60/month for a low end server, which isn't very good for playing games on.
If you're looking for a dedicated server I'd go here (http://www.managed.com), where you'll be paying $60/month for a low end server that would be fine for playing games on :)
Could use some more RAM, but it doesn't seem low end to me.
I meant low-end as in the lower end of their systems, but yea.
Quote from: St0rm.iD on April 22, 2004, 10:52 PM
www.ev1servers.net is pretty popular...though I haven't used them myself so I don't know how good they are.
Ew. They bought a Linux license from SCO.
And thats a damn good reason not to pick them, isn't it?
Quote from: St0rm.iD on April 25, 2004, 03:03 PM
And thats a damn good reason not to pick them, isn't it?
I'd think their support for SCO's battle against Linux is reason enough to look elsewhere for managed hosting.