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hey,
i bought a seedbox from www.hosting-ie.com and i need help, i just got my server info i.e. the address of the server and login/pass.. but when i put it in Remote Desktop Connection on Vista, it doesn't work.. can someone help me?
i know i may sound like a noob, but this is my first time owning a seedbox :wacko:
Remote Desktop Connection only works for Windows Machines Did u get windows or Linux
i got the windows 2003 OS, so i think it should work, right?
When you go to remote desktop connection enter in the ip address. It will take you to the login screen, then enter your info. I hope you bought a licence for windows otherwise you won't be able to login.
sweet.. works fine now.. figured it out on my own.. thanks..
let us know what you think of them
its pretty good.. these are my marks on speedtest:
http://www.speedtest.net/result/119335019.png
thts pretty gud results
yep, and cheap too.. i got the 1st package from http://hosting-ie.com/content/view/29/66/
it has unlimited traffic, but it has a 20GB HDD, but its okay, i just seed for a few days and delete it off the server..
Isn't that for web hosting?Quote:
Originally Posted by A23
noQuote:
Originally Posted by QstorMIsn't that for web hosting?Quote:
Originally Posted by A23
anyway, so that's all your getting man 4megabit up?
:huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by upGraydenoQuote:
Originally Posted by QstorM
anyway, so that's all your getting man 4megabit up?
He's getting 4000 kb/s = 4 mb/s ---> 4 x 8 = 32MBits
yeah 4mb/s is not bad, but the download is not so good
speed tests are not very accurate on seedboxes.
they run burst speeds and the test file slows down a bunch.
was thinking about hosting-ie myself but after seeing these results, i think i will buy leeware instead
You've got it completely backward. He's getting 4000 kilobits/s up, which means about 4mbit up. That's equal to 0.5 MB/s or 500 kilobytes/s.Quote:
Originally Posted by direstraits:huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by upGrayde
He's getting 4000 kb/s = 4 mb/s ---> 4 x 8 = 32MBits
Know what you're talking about before trying to correct someone. ;)
I am afraid you are wrong my friendQuote:
Originally Posted by RTFMYou've got it completely backward. He's getting 4000 kilobits/s up, which means about 4mbit up. That's equal to 0.5 MB/s or 500 kilobytes/s.Quote:
Originally Posted by direstraits
Know what you're talking about before trying to correct someone. ;)
Speedtest.net gives you the results in KB/s and not Kbps
Considering the link he gave says 25GB web space I would assume it is web hosting.
actually and speedtest.net u can have it either way...kbps or kBps but the default is kbps
good its working
wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by prima1
theres a difference between kb/s and kB/s
read his results, its kb/s, bits, not bytes.
work out the conversion urself here
and although the site says its webspace, u can use the server however u wish.
hosting-i.e is 1 of the cheaper companies, and u get what u pay for.
dont trust stupid speed test sites though, they're never/rarely accurate.
err.. i get up to 4mb/s in utorrent.. i sometimes see higher than that.. depending on how many leechers.. the download speed is also higher.. speedtest is not very accurate as the file you download/upload is too small to actually determine how fast a server is.. some uploads and downloads may start off slow and gain speed later on..
but hey, that's my opinion..
p.s. its not a webhost.. i am using it as we speak for seeding purposes :)
Damn my leeware is down now too :(
Back on :)
Doesn't say how many GB HDD has...
Is it additional??
Mine is down too now....damn...
i want a pic of your utorrent in your box A23 please =)
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haha what a douchebag
yeah, lower case b is bits, uppercase B is bytes