Looking for new server
 

I receive this e-mail from servage:

We have noticed that your account is using many server resources
at the moment. The last hours your account has had 301190
requests for your site which is quite allot. We will have to ask
you take measures to lower the load or we may be forced to temporarily
suspend your website.

We hope that we do not need to take such drastic measures but
it may be necessary to ensure good performance for other
customers on the cluster. I'm sure that you understand our
commitment to provide the best possible service to all customers.

I'm satisfied with servage, but now it's time for me to take a new step.
I need a server that allows at least 1-2 million hits a day for my new website
Any suggestions??

Thanks!

Time for a dedicated. You have outgrown a shared server.

I would talk to Bridgette at Phat Servers.

[email protected]

- ATCIHosting (icq: 273099174).
- Phatservers (icq: 421864528).
- Mojohost (56950199).

NationalNet :thumbsup

check my sig :)

not that mojo isnt awesome im partial to nat net :)

pacific rack all the way!

http://pacificrack.com some amazing deals on servers

neural

Time to move up to your own machine man :)
We have some bad ass machines available at pricing that is hard to beat:

Intel C2D E2180 Dual Core - 2.0Ghz, 1MB Cache, 800FSB
4GB DDR2-667 RAM
250GB SATA-II 16MEG CACHE HDD
Dual Gigabit NICs
1U Supermicro Server - 2 HDD Bays

2000GB Monthly Public Transfer
Unlimited Monthly Private Transfer
10Mbps Public Network Bandwidth
10Mbps Private Network Bandwidth
/29 IP Allocation - 5 Usable IPs
Private VLAN
Remote Reboot
$89/month, $0 setup fee

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Intel C2Q Q9300 Quad Core, 2.5Ghz, 6MB Cache, 1333FSB
6GB DDR2-667 RAM
250GB SATA-II 16MEG CACHE HDD
Dual Gigabit NICs
1U Supermicro Server - 4 Hot-Swap HDD Bays

2000GB Monthly Public Transfer
Unlimited Monthly Private Transfer
10Mbps Public Network Bandwidth
10Mbps Private Network Bandwidth
/29 IP Allocation - 5 Usable IPs
Private VLAN
Remote Reboot
$149/month, $0 setup fee



Those are just some samples, we have more available here: www.pacificrack.com/dedicated.html as well as here: www.pacificrack.com/promo.html
My email is in my sig, lets talk bro. You're going to love these machines, and our support is good. We push very hard to make sure everyone is happy!

At least talk to Dan, at www.rackco.com

He is awesome at service and I have had zero down time EVER been with him for a couple years now.

If you are shopping for a host now already. Then do yourself a favor and do not take anyone else's advice at face value.

We are all partial to our own host most likely.

Many will kiss ass also, as they know their host will see this thread and see them give them a "BRO" shout out. ( they owe it to them for all the drinks bought for them by the host over the years LOL)

You should take the suggestions and then compile a list and talk to those companies direct to see what is a good fit and comfortable to you.:2 cents:

Mojohost, Brad will hook you up :)

We would be glad to help you out at Way3.com. Contact us and we'll be glad to create an affordable plan that will work for you!

- Tier-1 Bandwidth
- Awstats & Webalizer stats
- Free Control Panel
- State of the Art Data Center
- Proactive Server Monitoring
- VPS's available!

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you!

It's time to upgrade to a dedicated server. If you end up not upgrading with your current host feel free to contact us for a plan that meets your needs.

I can vouch for CaroHosting www.caro.net, talk to Mark

you've been using servage that long? holy shit

Thanks for reples guys! I will consider each one and make the right decision!!:thumbsup

GO WIT DA WEBAIR.COM CREW DEY IS THE BIGGEST AND DA BEST BY FAR!

You's can pay me later when you see how good dey be and how much more money you make for your bank! :pimp:pimp:pimp

you dont need a dedicated right away. i would suggest using http://linode.com and use a VPS if you are transitioning from shared hosting. however if you require lot of bandwith 1TB and up, its cheaper to consider unmanaged dedicated hosting.

Hope to hear from you! Way3 can get you setup in a cost effective VPS solution and then migrate you to a dedicated solution when you are ready! :thumbsup Just let us know what we can do for you! :)

Naked Hosting offers both shared and dedicated hosting. Let's take a look at your needs and go from there:)

sales at nakedhosting dot com or ICQ 61462417

If you are serious about getting the best bang for your buck and not sacrifice Superior Quality for cheap hosting then be sure to talk to jim at www.techiemedia.com Top of the line hosting at very competitive prices. These are some old school guys that really know the hosting biz.:2 cents:

Shoot me an email I can totally hook you up with Blue Eye Hosting.

:2 cents:

Ahh yes, another satisfied Servage customer.

Okay listen carefully here... you've got everyone and their dog flogging dedicated boxes. Trust me, you don't need dedicated, Servage is an underpowered piece of shit that couldn't handle a traffic spike if it's life depended on it.

Get a decent virtual solution and save your cash, until you actually need that kind of power. I run 700K traffic a month through my virtual account and there is STILL no complaints from my provider and uptime is rock solid. I log into my box and check the CPU utilization every now and again, and it's just fine.

Then again if you've got more money than brains, then by all means, let the sweet talking guys in here get you into a dedicated solution right quick.

Take it from a guy that has two dedicated servers at Techie Media!!
Follow this link and you'll never regret it -> http://www.techiemedia.net

Great support and hosting company!

~23k hits a day for you(from what you stated above) compared to his 1 to 2 million a day is a big difference. and maybe your virtual was setup on a new server with not to many customers. just wait until they start filling the box your on with customers and they start contacting the one's who are taking up the most resources when the loads start to get high. it's a pain when it comes to that point. better to start off the right way then have to deal with headaches later when your host contacts you.