We i was 7-9 we had around 30/30 internet, now we got 75/75, and ill probably buy 100/100 to make my own server at home to <3
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Congratulations again? When I was 7-9 we had a dial up modem, early teens we had ADSL, now and for the foreseeable future ADSL2+ is the best I'll ever get. Again, not everyone has fast internet, assuming everyone can get decent speeds is a grossly biased opinion.
If you had a choice of hosting /your/ public Minecraft server on either a OVH or WholesaleInternet box, for free, which would you choose? (Same CPU & RAM)
If you don't mind I'll just jump into the middle of the conversation.
If I had to chose I would probably go OVH purely for it's 'ok' network, which is actually pretty decent when you consider the price they're providing it for. Definitely keeping regular backup's and ready to jump ship to a new server when the hardware fails on the old box, I've heard nothing but bad things about their response times for fixing hardware related things. (Unless I'm thinking of Kimsufi, which is entirely possible)
However I would be far happier waiting it out and grabbing a $50 E3 with a SSD when they go on special every now and then from other providers, you're likely to get booted off their network if you become a DDoS magnet but by the time you're attracting that sort of attention you should really be looking at forking out the extra cash for some decent mitigation.
You can run an unlicensed version of TeamSpeak (32 slots) on a very tiny VPS (~128mb) that you could pick up for $6-12/yr, however you would be managing it yourself, have no provider support and be required to maintain the security of your system yourself. However if you're going purely for bottom of the barrel prices that would be your best bet.
You've probably added the * node to your own personal user which is giving you access to all commands. Try it on another account or double check to see if you have any wild card nodes like *
I might be able to help you out with this, I'm looking to test how my small VPS would handle a couple of people running around in minecraft. I'm not a hosting company just a fellow Australian with an interest in minecraft.
It'll be free to start with, if you feel like chipping in a little per month to keep it running then that would be great.
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Maybe some Intel Atom type crap CPU, but nothing good for running Minecraft servers. You can't get a dedicated server with 16GB of RAM for $20/month with a decent CPU. Link me a host if you think otherwise.
As you wish, ask and I shall deliver
Taken straight from the billing panel
Dedicated Servers - Atlanta - HP BL460C Dual X5150, 16GB, 500GB Dedicated Server
HP BL460c Blade Server (4 cores, 16GB RAM)
- 2 x Dual Core 5150 Xeon
- 16GB RAM
- 500GB Disk
- 1 IP Address
- Gigabit Port
- Hardware RAID Controller
- Dedicated KVM (HP Lights Out) with full graphical KVM, virtual media
- Dedicated Power control (power on/off/reset as required)
- 5TB Bandwidth
- OS: Centos, Ubuntu, Scientific Linux, Fedora, Debian, FreeBSD, etc
- Unmanaged
Single thread performance for a X5150 is roughly ~1000 which is comparable to a Xeon L5520 which I know some of the smaller budget providers use.
I've used them personally for a test server for a large mod pack (150+ mods) and it ran it fine with half a dozen users.
Splitting the server up into smaller 'sections' is entirely possible, and the gigabit port is entirely legit. I would often push 800-900Mbps
For $1.25/GB people really shouldn't be expecting E3 1270V3 performance, but it's entirely your resources to abuse as you like and you wont be sharing with anyone.
Have you broken your shift key yet? Just a suggestion going forward, don't capitalize every word that you type (IE use proper grammar) and take a look at the stickied sponsorship thread.
Not even really sure why I'm posting here but hell I have something on my mind.
If you're looking for an 'owner' to pay for the server, why on earth would they be willing to give you money when they could just run something themselves?
Hello, so, currently, I am looking for a host who can give a dedicated server for 8 GB, about $20-$30. If there is something around my range, that'll be fine. Also, if there is a coupon code for recurring prices, not 1st month prices, please tell me. Also, I don't waant minecraft server hosters, I just want a dedicated server hoster. Please give me a link to the store. Thank you, also, I don't want people telling me "Your not going to find this", last time I did this with VPS, I've actually found it. I keep trying, and eventually find. I also hope there is DDoS protection and good reviews.
If you're willing to pay it quarterly I've had a server with Delimiter for over a year now, pretty reasonable performance for the price really.
Dedicated Servers - Atlanta - HP BL460C Dual X5150, 16GB, 500GB Dedicated Server
HP BL460c Blade Server (4 cores, 16GB RAM)
- 2 x Dual Core 5150 Xeon
- 16GB RAM
- 500GB Disk
- 1 IP Address
- Gigabit Port
- Hardware RAID Controller
- Dedicated KVM (HP Lights Out) with full graphical KVM, virtual media
- Dedicated Power control (power on/off/reset as required)
- 5TB Bandwidth
- OS: Centos, Ubuntu, Scientific Linux, Fedora, Debian, FreeBSD, etc
- Unmanaged
CPU is old but it meets your only other requirement of ram.
Wow Thanks and the Static ip is working but its NOT letteing me surf the web and so im making a letter ip wich is really good thanks in advance BTW I Gaved you Elmo-Admin rank on my server i'll post ip here and other places when done thanks again
No problem, however you shouldn't have any issues to connect with the internet if you have a static IP. I suspect you may have set it up incorrectly.
To put it simple I want to buy a server that's 64-128gb of ram forever. I don't want todo any monthly payments etc. I just want todo a 1-Time payment and for my to be done for the rest of my life and not have to ever worry about my server going down. I would like the price of both or whichever you can do, I have already have a great offer but I want to see if anyone elts can do better. I am not open to any monthly payments once so ever.
There is no such thing, and if there was the price would be so high you wouldn't want to do it anyway.
I suspect you're thinking that you can buy the server outright and it will be forever yours, which is true in the hardware sense but you still need to put your server in a data center, and that is an ongoing cost. To give yourself an idea hop onto webhostingtalk and look up some collocation prices. That is the price that you will need to pay as an ongoing monthly cost, even if you 100% own the server's hardware.
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Congratulations again? When I was 7-9 we had a dial up modem, early teens we had ADSL, now and for the foreseeable future ADSL2+ is the best I'll ever get. Again, not everyone has fast internet, assuming everyone can get decent speeds is a grossly biased opinion.
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It's a sore subject for many for sure
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Congratulations, your internet is within the top 5 averages for the entire world, now think about everyone else.
http://www.netindex.com/download/allcountries/
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If you don't mind I'll just jump into the middle of the conversation.
If I had to chose I would probably go OVH purely for it's 'ok' network, which is actually pretty decent when you consider the price they're providing it for. Definitely keeping regular backup's and ready to jump ship to a new server when the hardware fails on the old box, I've heard nothing but bad things about their response times for fixing hardware related things. (Unless I'm thinking of Kimsufi, which is entirely possible)
However I would be far happier waiting it out and grabbing a $50 E3 with a SSD when they go on special every now and then from other providers, you're likely to get booted off their network if you become a DDoS magnet but by the time you're attracting that sort of attention you should really be looking at forking out the extra cash for some decent mitigation.
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You can run an unlicensed version of TeamSpeak (32 slots) on a very tiny VPS (~128mb) that you could pick up for $6-12/yr, however you would be managing it yourself, have no provider support and be required to maintain the security of your system yourself. However if you're going purely for bottom of the barrel prices that would be your best bet.
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What's the host if you don't mind me asking ?
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It'll be free to start with, if you feel like chipping in a little per month to keep it running then that would be great.
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As you wish, ask and I shall deliver
Taken straight from the billing panel
Dedicated Servers - Atlanta - HP BL460C Dual X5150, 16GB, 500GB Dedicated Server
HP BL460c Blade Server (4 cores, 16GB RAM)
- 2 x Dual Core 5150 Xeon
- 16GB RAM
- 500GB Disk
- 1 IP Address
- Gigabit Port
- Hardware RAID Controller
- Dedicated KVM (HP Lights Out) with full graphical KVM, virtual media
- Dedicated Power control (power on/off/reset as required)
- 5TB Bandwidth
- OS: Centos, Ubuntu, Scientific Linux, Fedora, Debian, FreeBSD, etc
- Unmanaged
Single thread performance for a X5150 is roughly ~1000 which is comparable to a Xeon L5520 which I know some of the smaller budget providers use.
I've used them personally for a test server for a large mod pack (150+ mods) and it ran it fine with half a dozen users.
Splitting the server up into smaller 'sections' is entirely possible, and the gigabit port is entirely legit. I would often push 800-900Mbps
For $1.25/GB people really shouldn't be expecting E3 1270V3 performance, but it's entirely your resources to abuse as you like and you wont be sharing with anyone.
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If you're looking for an 'owner' to pay for the server, why on earth would they be willing to give you money when they could just run something themselves?
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If you're willing to pay it quarterly I've had a server with Delimiter for over a year now, pretty reasonable performance for the price really.
Dedicated Servers - Atlanta - HP BL460C Dual X5150, 16GB, 500GB Dedicated Server
HP BL460c Blade Server (4 cores, 16GB RAM)
- 2 x Dual Core 5150 Xeon
- 16GB RAM
- 500GB Disk
- 1 IP Address
- Gigabit Port
- Hardware RAID Controller
- Dedicated KVM (HP Lights Out) with full graphical KVM, virtual media
- Dedicated Power control (power on/off/reset as required)
- 5TB Bandwidth
- OS: Centos, Ubuntu, Scientific Linux, Fedora, Debian, FreeBSD, etc
- Unmanaged
CPU is old but it meets your only other requirement of ram.
http://www.delimitervps.com/landingpage/blades/?p=X515016500&l=Atlanta
(Not a ref link or anything I promise, just a link to their promo page for these servers)
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No problem, however you shouldn't have any issues to connect with the internet if you have a static IP. I suspect you may have set it up incorrectly.
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There is no such thing, and if there was the price would be so high you wouldn't want to do it anyway.
I suspect you're thinking that you can buy the server outright and it will be forever yours, which is true in the hardware sense but you still need to put your server in a data center, and that is an ongoing cost. To give yourself an idea hop onto webhostingtalk and look up some collocation prices. That is the price that you will need to pay as an ongoing monthly cost, even if you 100% own the server's hardware.