A VM in Mexico with additional IPv4

Kostas24

Hey guys,

I'm looking for a VM with 32 additional IPs in Mexico. Pretty much any setup with 1TB@100Mbps.

Let me know if you have anything to offer.

MrKaruppu

OneProvider

SoftLayer

Seems like hostdime provides services. But they are expensive.

dedicados

Softlayer will be the one with availability. OneProvider is not so common.

and if you are from mexico, get a VPS from Telmex but is damn expensive.

Kostas24

Traffic is the reason of the cost I suppose?

dedicados

Kostas24 said: Traffic is the reason of the cost I suppose?

no, monopoly is the reason, i checked last week, here in Telmex, a VPS cost 500 MXN pesos ( 23 USD aprox ) but now i see it at 1600 MXN pesos (72 USD aprox) with 1 ip all the time.

softlayer cost 25USD per month, but always with 1 ip only.

Kostas24

@dedicados said:

Kostas24 said: Traffic is the reason of the cost I suppose?

no, monopoly is the reason, i checked last week, here in Telmex, a VPS cost 500 MXN pesos ( 23 USD aprox ) but now i see it at 1600 MXN pesos (72 USD aprox) with 1 ip all the time.

softlayer cost 25USD per month, but always with 1 ip only.

Haha, I see, I guess I'll have to find another solution.

dedicados

if i find one, i will let you know.

For Mexican users, best place is USA, because all the peers go to USa first then came back.

netomx

Mexico is expensive in bandwidth. Last time I quoted, it was 3000 usd for 100mbps unmetered

dedicados

netomx said: Mexico is expensive in bandwidth

WSS

@dedicados said:
if i find one, i will let you know.

For Mexican users, best place is USA, because all the peers go to USa first then came back.

Unlike the residents, however, the routes are bidirectional?

netomx

@WSS said:

@dedicados said:
if i find one, i will let you know.

For Mexican users, best place is USA, because all the peers go to USa first then came back.

Unlike the residents, however, the routes are bidirectional?

Hahajaha, f u pal

gustavargas

@WSS said:

@dedicados said:
if i find one, i will let you know.

For Mexican users, best place is USA, because all the peers go to USa first then came back.

Unlike the residents, however, the routes are bidirectional?

HAHAHA

William

netomx said: Mexico is expensive in bandwidth. Last time I quoted, it was 3000 usd for 100mbps unmetered

In theory, as the BW does not cost anywhere that much, transport through Mexico if you can arrange with another Telmex company (Chile eg.) is cheap as dirt. So yea, monopoly, sadly

qhoster

We offer this:

Www.QHoster.com

dedicados

qhoster said: We offer this:

post the info here, can i have a mexico test ip please. edit: is softlayer. but at cheaper price.

thanks

smallest plan:

Linux OpenVZ VPS - Linux OpenVZ VPS 1
Linux OpenVZ VPS 1 $14.95
» Location: Mexico $5.00

19.95 to start...

x12779

This is a great business idea for Equinix in Mexico. They should start Equinix Mexico City/Monterrey/Guadalajara to lower ping times for Mexican users instead of everything getting peered/transited in the USA. Also Cogentco is in Mexico if you want cheap bandwidth...