Hi all
I need to rent a unmanaged, dedicated root server. I found a lot of companies that offer only managed root servers - in my case I explicitly need a unmanaged one. Optionally, it should also be possible to remotely install the servers operating system from my own installation source (e.g. uploading an ISO image or doing the install using some rescue boot systems provided by the provider).
Does anyone on this list has recommendations of companies who offer this service? It must not necessarily be a Swiss company, every other country is fine as well.
I already found a lot of companies who offer this service - but since I really need a good service quality, I'm seeking for recommendations and experiences from a customer perspective.
Regards, Thomas.
Hello,
I can vote for Host Europe. http://www.hosteurope.de/produkte/Server-XL-XXL
They are not the cheapest but the service quality is excellent and I have been with them for years already, never had an issue.
Those are Dell Servers with DRAC4 cards, I have Solaris installed on mine, installed it over net.
Cheers
I can recommend http://www.hetzner.de
Excellent service, support requests usually get answered within 30-60 minutes, a broken disk in my server got replaced within 2 hours. Last but not least they have competitive prices. Had a server at http://www.server4you.de before, compared to hetzner the service is horrible. Tickets usually get answered after 24 hours.
Cheers Sven
----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Bader" thomasb@trash.net To: swinog@swinog.ch Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 10:47:24 PM (GMT+0100) Europe/Berlin Subject: [swinog] Recommendations for root server providers
Hi all
I need to rent a unmanaged, dedicated root server. I found a lot of companies that offer only managed root servers - in my case I explicitly need a unmanaged one. Optionally, it should also be possible to remotely install the servers operating system from my own installation source (e.g. uploading an ISO image or doing the install using some rescue boot systems provided by the provider).
Does anyone on this list has recommendations of companies who offer this service? It must not necessarily be a Swiss company, every other country is fine as well.
I already found a lot of companies who offer this service - but since I really need a good service quality, I'm seeking for recommendations and experiences from a customer perspective.
Regards, Thomas.
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Yep, Hetzner is really good! (but not for Tor exit nodes)
Marco
Sven Falk wrote:
I can recommend http://www.hetzner.de
Excellent service, support requests usually get answered within 30-60 minutes, a broken disk in my server got replaced within 2 hours. Last but not least they have competitive prices. Had a server at http://www.server4you.de before, compared to hetzner the service is horrible. Tickets usually get answered after 24 hours.
Cheers Sven
----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Bader" thomasb@trash.net To: swinog@swinog.ch Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 10:47:24 PM (GMT+0100) Europe/Berlin Subject: [swinog] Recommendations for root server providers
Hi all
I need to rent a unmanaged, dedicated root server. I found a lot of companies that offer only managed root servers - in my case I explicitly need a unmanaged one. Optionally, it should also be possible to remotely install the servers operating system from my own installation source (e.g. uploading an ISO image or doing the install using some rescue boot systems provided by the provider).
Does anyone on this list has recommendations of companies who offer this service? It must not necessarily be a Swiss company, every other country is fine as well.
I already found a lot of companies who offer this service - but since I really need a good service quality, I'm seeking for recommendations and experiences from a customer perspective.
Regards, Thomas.
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Oh I forgot to mention the cancellation period is one month only and no minimum term. And no, they don't pay me for advertising, I'm just a happy customer ;).
Sven
----- Original Message ----- From: "Marco Meile" lists@natural-geek.org To: swinog@swinog.ch Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 11:55:19 PM (GMT+0100) Europe/Berlin Subject: Re: [swinog] Recommendations for root server providers
Yep, Hetzner is really good! (but not for Tor exit nodes)
Marco
Sven Falk wrote:
I can recommend http://www.hetzner.de
Excellent service, support requests usually get answered within 30-60 minutes, a broken disk in my server got replaced within 2 hours. Last but not least they have competitive prices. Had a server at http://www.server4you.de before, compared to hetzner the service is horrible. Tickets usually get answered after 24 hours.
Cheers Sven
----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Bader" thomasb@trash.net To: swinog@swinog.ch Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 10:47:24 PM (GMT+0100) Europe/Berlin Subject: [swinog] Recommendations for root server providers
Hi all
I need to rent a unmanaged, dedicated root server. I found a lot of companies that offer only managed root servers - in my case I explicitly need a unmanaged one. Optionally, it should also be possible to remotely install the servers operating system from my own installation source (e.g. uploading an ISO image or doing the install using some rescue boot systems provided by the provider).
Does anyone on this list has recommendations of companies who offer this service? It must not necessarily be a Swiss company, every other country is fine as well.
I already found a lot of companies who offer this service - but since I really need a good service quality, I'm seeking for recommendations and experiences from a customer perspective.
Regards, Thomas.
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Salut,
On Tue, Nov 27, 2007 at 11:22:28PM +0100, Sven Falk wrote:
I can recommend http://www.hetzner.de
I can't
Excellent service, support requests usually get answered within 30-60 minutes, a broken disk in my server got replaced within 2 hours. Last but not least they have competitive prices. Had a server at http://www.server4you.de before, compared to hetzner the service is horrible. Tickets usually get answered after 24 hours.
On the other hand, Hetzner houses the servers in shanties, and when they say that they will shape you, that means you can expect 60% pkt loss and more. Not really useful.
Also, you have no real access to the servers except via stupid Lara consoles. I also remember evil power outages, which is not really what people in the right mind want either.
My personal recommendation is Vollmar - http://www.vollmar.net/ - quality hosting with someone reacting sensibly to the request tracker. They even offer *BSD installations and are very competent altogether. A friend of mine had stability problems with one of their servers, so they built a second one and let him test them both for about a week before he had to decide which one he wanted to keep.
They are also very uncomplicated with regards to IPs. You fill the RIPE request form and you get them at no added price.
Tonnerre
On Nov 27, 2007 10:47 PM, Thomas Bader thomasb@trash.net wrote:
Does anyone on this list has recommendations of companies who offer this service?
I can also highly recommend hetzner. You can do almost everything on your own using their services, like rebooting (in various ways, including hard reset), installing new linux images etc. If for some reason your server fails to get the network up after booting, you can use their "rescue system" (netboot from their servers) and fix everything yourself. The only time you really need their support is when the hardware fails or you need a remote console (LARA) installed to fix your bootloader (free!).
You are also entitled to several free additional services upon request:
- Your own /8 subnet (in addition to one of their IPs) - 50GB space on their backup servers - Server monitoring
In my experience they outperform many of the "professional providers" at a fraction of the price.
Hello, the same in Geneva / Switzerland:
full automated install, reinstall, repair, monitor, reboot and so on.
Ziad Fokeladeh DFi Service SA
-----Message d'origine----- De : swinog-bounces@lists.swinog.ch [mailto:swinog-bounces@lists.swinog.ch] De la part de Flavio Tischhauser Envoyé : mercredi, 28. novembre 2007 09:01 À : swinog@swinog.ch Objet : Re: [swinog] Recommendations for root server providers
On Nov 27, 2007 10:47 PM, Thomas Bader thomasb@trash.net wrote:
Does anyone on this list has recommendations of companies who offer this service?
I can also highly recommend hetzner. You can do almost everything on your own using their services, like rebooting (in various ways, including hard reset), installing new linux images etc. If for some reason your server fails to get the network up after booting, you can use their "rescue system" (netboot from their servers) and fix everything yourself. The only time you really need their support is when the hardware fails or you need a remote console (LARA) installed to fix your bootloader (free!).
You are also entitled to several free additional services upon request:
- Your own /8 subnet (in addition to one of their IPs) - 50GB space on their backup servers - Server monitoring
In my experience they outperform many of the "professional providers" at a fraction of the price.
Flavio Tischhauser wrote:
I can also highly recommend hetzner. You can do almost everything on your own using their services, like rebooting (in various ways, including hard reset), installing new linux images etc. If for some reason your server fails to get the network up after booting, you can use their "rescue system" (netboot from their servers) and fix everything yourself. The only time you really need their support is when the hardware fails or you need a remote console (LARA) installed to fix your bootloader (free!).
I can also recommend Hetzner.
In my experience they outperform many of the "professional providers" at a fraction of the price.
Absolutely.
/Per Jessen, Herrliberg
I recoomend Msdata - they dont have much fancy systems like rescue system - but you can reach the boss over ICQ which helps you very nice
they do everything for you.... (like taking your own windows licence you give them and then you get a windows rootserver by the price of a linux one)
www.msdata.at
Silvan
Am 28.11.2007 um 12:17 schrieb Per Jessen:
Flavio Tischhauser wrote:
I can also highly recommend hetzner. You can do almost everything on your own using their services, like rebooting (in various ways, including hard reset), installing new linux images etc. If for some reason your server fails to get the network up after booting, you can use their "rescue system" (netboot from their servers) and fix everything yourself. The only time you really need their support is when the hardware fails or you need a remote console (LARA) installed to fix your bootloader (free!).
I can also recommend Hetzner.
In my experience they outperform many of the "professional providers" at a fraction of the price.
Absolutely.
/Per Jessen, Herrliberg
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On Nov 28, 2007 1:56 PM, Tonnerre LOMBARD tonnerre@bsdprojects.net wrote:
Wow. I thought /8 are not handed out anymore these days. ;-)
Sorry for that, it's /29 :)
* on the Tue, Nov 27, 2007 at 10:47:24PM +0100, Thomas Bader wrote:
I need to rent a unmanaged, dedicated root server. I found a lot of companies that offer only managed root servers - in my case I explicitly need a unmanaged one.
I'd recommend http://european.ch.orsn.net/ And yes, these are "managed".
Unless you're looking for some dedicated server, which would be something completely different than a root server. http://nine.ch offers some.
Cheers Seegras