low-end dedicated

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• Nekki Veteran

  January 2015

  pbgben said: It was a suggestion for a VPS. He didn't want the provider to "run off" with his money or data

  I always read your username as 'pigben'.
• ucxo Member

  January 2015 edited January 2015

  @lowendbrowser said:
  I already have plenty of VPS. But frankly, with my budget VPS providers, I don't trust them to pay attention to more than their bottom line; ie. security is probably not their priority. Email is very important to me because password resets go there.

  If you're worried about reliability, don't use Kimsufi (and probably not Delimiter either, but I might just have had bad luck with them). Online.net has been pretty reliable so far, but I still think that you'll be better off finding a reputable VPS hoster instead of using some low-end dedi.
• 4n0nx Member

  January 2015

  @ucxo said:
  If you're worried about reliability, don't use Kimsufi (and probably not Delimiter either, but I might just have had bad luck with them). Online.net has been pretty reliable so far, but I still think that you'll be better off finding a reputable VPS hoster instead of using some low-end dedi.

  Yep.. kimsufi dead -> buying a new server is easier than having it fixed sometimes

  So I switched to a VPS, which experienced short downtime to an abuser. Now my mail server is on a kidechire.
• NeoGen Member

  January 2015

  @lowendbrowser said:
  Thanks. Hmm, for my awareness, is oneprovider a reseller?

  Yes, they are reseller for online. See here:

  http://www.online.net/en/dedicated-server
• wych Member

  January 2015

  @4n0nx said:
  Now my mail server is on a kidechire.

  With offsite backup?
• 4n0nx Member

  January 2015

  wych said: With offsite backup?

  yeh daily rsync cronjob and of course all the devices connected to the mail server store the mails,too.