Winter's Coming... Is It Time to Step Up From Your Shared or VPS Hosting?

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  • Sands
    Confirmed User
    • Feb 2007
    • 3134

    #1

    Winter's Coming... Is It Time to Step Up From Your Shared or VPS Hosting?

    The winter months are coming and we can probably expect an upswing in visitors (and hopefully income). This may mean you'll need a better (and affordable) step up from your shared or vps hosting plans. Dedico.com has a whole bunch of brand-spanking-new Atom servers for $99 per month that'll help you get ready for the coming season.

    Intel Dual Core Atom 330 1.6ghz-HT
    2GB DDR2 RAM
    160GB SATA HDD
    Remote Reboot
    10mbps Dedicated Unmetered Bandwidth
    Advanced Customer Portal with Bandwidth Monitoring
    $99/month


    If you need something more substantial, Dedico.com now offers Nehalem-based dedicated servers! These bad-boys can reduce your overhead and offer the blistering power you need for high-traffic sites. Check out our introductory package:

    QuadCore Xeon (Gainestown) e5504 @ 2.0ghz
    6GB DDR3-ECC
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    2x1000mbps NIC
    FREE KVMoIP
    FREE Remote Reboot
    FULL Management
    FREE Server Migration
    50mbps Dedicated Unmetered Bandwidth
    $549/month


    We have a lot more deals and specials, and with a dedicated sales and support staff, we'll bring your hosting to another level and help you prepare for winter traffic! Contact me, roy/dedico/com or 418194907, for any queries or ordering information.
  • MetaMan
    I AM WEB 2.0
    • Jan 2003
    • 28682

    #2
    depends can your servers DO THE STANKY LEGGGGGG?

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    • Sands
      Confirmed User
      • Feb 2007
      • 3134

      #3
      Originally posted by MetaMan
      depends can your servers DO THE STANKY LEGGGGGG?
      Not sure, I'll have to check with the techs. brb...

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      • Cyandin
        Confirmed User
        • Aug 2008
        • 1723

        #4
        Originally posted by MetaMan
        depends can your servers DO THE STANKY LEGGGGGG?

        Yeah, just enable mod_stankleg in Apache!

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        • Sands
          Confirmed User
          • Feb 2007
          • 3134

          #5
          Originally posted by Cyandin
          Yeah, just enable mod_stankleg in Apache!

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