49 pence dedicated servers

[Bad Blue Boy]

http://www.49pence.com/dedicatedservers.asp

what are the speeds those anybody had some experience with them i like the price..its great

[slayer2005]

Have heard really really good things regarding there speeds.
Think im also gona try a box with them.

[WarrenBuffet]

I'm interested in hearing more about them too. Anyone have exp with these guys?

[N4riX]

i am setting it up as we speak. they set up in 1 day. and so far the customer service is A+ answered questions in less than 10 minutes. the price is great. i will post later on the speeds.

[Bad Blue Boy]

yeah that would be great m8 thx

[stroj]

Speeds are great, highest i had so far is ~10MB/s.
Its quality, nice support (answers within mins), set up ~1day.
If you can spare few bucks more, go for it.

[Bad Blue Boy]

so upload is ok i maybe go with them ... thx m8 for the info

[thechile]

i asked some pre-sales questions and they were replied to fast... to any one interested in them and more specifically there KVMoIP feature, here is what it is/does.

from 49pence
We provide an automatic solution to allow you to access the console of your
server. This means that even when you don't have network access, you can
gain local access to your server to alter your network settings or
kernel/BIOS options. To enable advanced remote administration and problem
fixing, KVMoIP access is available to all of our clients. KVMoIP is an
acronym for Keyboard, video and monitor over IP. It is also sometimes
referred to as KVM via IP.

The KVMoIP allows you to access a server that is inaccessible due to a
software or network problem, and doesn't require any software to be
installed on the server. The KVMoIP unit connects to the keyboard, mouse and
monitor connections of the server. It takes the monitor signal from your
server and encodes it into a signal that can be transmitted down an internet
connection. The KVMoIP has its own connection to the internet, which does
not depend on your server's own internet connection.

Typical Uses

* Network card is disabled and needs to be re-enabled
* Accessing "Safe mode" of Windows
* Rebuilding a kernel in Linux, and selecting it via Grub or another bootloader

[Fibre]

50-60mbit average.

[fstokebanget]

looks very promising with good services, great features, and very good price. I read on the package that the bandwidth is 5TB, should that be enough for a month ? Because now in hosting-ie it's unlimited