This sounds like a good deal, although they don't specify in their web page:
* number of servers they are already hosting
* detailed info about their incoming/outgoing lines (their pipe)
* availability of remote console - whats the cost
* reboot service (if needed) - whats the cost
* detailed bandwidth stats
* soft/hard limit of bandwidth, whats the fine ("knas") that you pay
for going beyond your limit (like slashdot effect)
I don't know if you read Zanadoo's TOS, but a paragraph like this:
"You are prohibited from excessive consumption of resources, including
CPU time, memory, disk space and session time. You may not use
resource-intensive programs which negatively impact other customers or
the performances of Zanadoo systems or networks" - looks really
bizzare to me. If I want to rent a machine and recompile the kernel,
KDE, Xorg - all combined, in a loop, just for fun, who the fuck would
forbid me from doing that and why would it matter for them? as a
customer, I'm PAYING for this!
So yes, it's sounds suspeciously cheap, but look at the points I
mentioned above.
Thanks,
Hetz
> I have a dedicated server in zanadoo.com
> Their support is a bit slow. It can take up to 15 hours
> to resolve an issue, but their server is ok.
>
> So, If you know what are you doing it is a cheapest deal around.
>
> I am getting these deal
> -3.2 GHZ HT
> -1 MB L2 Cache!
> -1 GB RAM
> -200 GB SATA HD
> -1000 GB Data Transfer
>
> $109 a month
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