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(MR) South Korea VMS with Direct China (CN2) Connection
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(MR) South Korea VMS with Direct China (CN2) Connection

BlaZeBlaZe Member, Host Rep
edited May 2017 in General

Hi,

So I was pretty curious about this whether it would even sell or not, so the best people (experts) to ask about this is the LET community!

We are thinking to launch a new node in South Korea (in LG Datacenter) with Direct China (CN2). The traffic won't route to HK, Singapore or US. It goes directly to China (Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou).

Proposed package:

KVM, 1GB RAM, 1 vCore, 10GB SSD, 100GB Bandwidth, 1 IPv4 @$30/mo

btw the prices can't be lowered because @$30 it is just breakeven (including the license & PayPal transaction fees, we'd actually profit if someone pays via Bitcoin :p)

Would anyone be interested in such an offer ?

South Korea VMs with Direct China Routing
  1. Would you be interested in SK VPS with CN2 @$30/mo56 votes
    1. Yes
      10.71%
    2. No
      60.71%
    3. Might if the price is lowered to $25/mo
      28.57%

Comments

  • randvegetarandvegeta Member, Host Rep

    Such a service cudnt technically be offered on LET since it's about 8x the limit :).

    Don't forget to mention the speed cap of 10M. The price is good if the quality is up to standard.

  • m3gfm3gf Member

    looks like Korea s bandwidth cost more than HK.

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran

    This is LET, $7 or GTFO.

    Thanked by 1JasperNL
  • 5aimiku5aimiku Member

    i will buy it if the bandwidth is about 300G or more with over 10M port

  • WilliamWilliam Member

    If that is KT i would not bet it will stay like that - as long as the port is unused, yes, later no as Korea has not much traffic to/from China so there is not really any incentive to upgrade once full.

  • BlaZeBlaZe Member, Host Rep
    edited May 2017

    @5aimiku said:
    i will buy it if the bandwidth is about 300G or more with over 10M port

    10M Port & yes the bandwidth can be made 300GB

    @William said:
    If that is KT i would not bet it will stay like that - as long as the port is unused, yes, later no as Korea has not much traffic to/from China so there is not really any incentive to upgrade once full.

    Can't say about that. Its on KNIX.

  • WilliamWilliam Member

    BlaZe said: Can't say about that. Its on KNIX.

    It is.. what? If you mean the exchange - The Chinese are not peering there.

  • BlaZeBlaZe Member, Host Rep

    @William said:

    BlaZe said: Can't say about that. Its on KNIX.

    It is.. what? If you mean the exchange - The Chinese are not peering there.

    It is similar to the KNIX connection which the DC has.

  • 5M unlimited, USD 50

  • BlaZeBlaZe Member, Host Rep
    edited May 2017

    @NexusH798 said:
    5M unlimited, USD 50

    5M Shared ?

    Most of the ISPs sell 1M for $100 :(

  • WilliamWilliam Member
    edited May 2017

    BlaZe said: Most of the ISPs sell 1M for $100 :(

    In HK maybe. KT certainly does not charge 100$/mbit in seoul for colo. Even their cloud product is cheaper than that.

  • ShengTongShengTong Member
    edited May 2017

    OMG

  • We can sell you a lower bandwidth price haha,and include CN2,KT,GCX,HE,SK domestic,HKIX

  • randvegetarandvegeta Member, Host Rep

    William said: In HK maybe. KT certainly does not charge 100$/mbit in seoul for colo. Even their cloud product is cheaper than that.

    You saying HK is more expensive than Korea?

  • WilliamWilliam Member
    edited May 2017

    randvegeta said: You saying HK is more expensive than Korea?

    For direct China as dedicated service - yes.

    What you see on KT is the standard port (Nx40G) they negotiated with the Chinese which Koreans, by nature of their usage patterns, language and interests, do not max out - Once full i highly doubt this will be upgraded as CT wants to see real cash then and KT has barely any end-users interested in Chinese content.

  • 100GB Bandwidth @$30/mo

    hell no, this is low end talk, GTFO.
    i don't care how do you get breakeven, try Aliyun HK, they sell 2TB @ $19/month, same CN2 route mate,

    learn to burn your money, or to be burned by big companies like Aliyun.

  • dearroydearroy Member, Host Rep

    tamicrealo said: they sell 2TB @ $19/month, same CN2 route mate

    Still out of low end range LOL

  • 5aimiku5aimiku Member
    edited May 2017

    @dearroy said:

    tamicrealo said: they sell 2TB @ $19/month, same CN2 route mate

    Still out of low end range LOL

    but it is really cheap considering HK cn2 is very expensive

  • randvegetarandvegeta Member, Host Rep
    edited May 2017

    tamicrealo said: hell no, this is low end talk, GTFO. i don't care how do you get breakeven, try Aliyun HK, they sell 2TB @ $19/month, same CN2 route mate,

    learn to burn your money, or to be burned by big companies like Aliyun.

    Chill man. The OP was just posting to get some idea of the peoples feelings towards KR VPS with CN2 bw. Obviously people haven't really warmed to the idea, based on the feedback we can see, but no need to be hostile or aggressive.

    Aliyun HK is not exactly that good and the price of $30 /month, if it really includes a fast/stable/reliable connection to China is actually kind of cheap. Is it realistic? Not sure. Is the package desirable? Doesn't look to be. Still, it's not outrageous, and still priced below average for a VPS in this region offering similar service.

  • littlepluslittleplus Member
    edited May 2017

    @imnotmogu said:
    We can sell you a lower bandwidth price haha,and include CN2,KT,GCX,HE,SK domestic,HKIX

    How about the price, could you pm me?

  • I would be interested with 50Mbps/100GB Traffic at $30 or lower, if CN2 peering is proved to work.

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