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How big is your Box? You name the Price!

Posted by Admin 37 days ago (http://www.webhostingtalk.com)

Category: VPS | Tags: VPS Hosting Offers

We want to be your VPS provider. No special sales prices or coupons.

Let us know what we can do for you.(You name the specs/price leave the rest up to us).

website: www.boxvps.com
live chat - Left hand side on www.boxvps.com
email: support@boxvps.com

*Test IP:* 204.14.193.195

We own all hardware!! We are 100% privately owned, operated and funded.

* Redundant power systems for 100% uptime
* Multiple dual-entranced fiber providers (including AT&T, QWEST, COX)
* Redundant Gigabit Backbone
* Ethernet, Fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet network connectivity; multi-homed bandwidth
* Private VLAN - Public & Private
* Private Secure Management Network
* Unlimited Private Network Bandwidth
* Static IP address(es) available
* Each option features raised-floor, conditioned uninterruptible power, network neutral telecommunications access and internet bandwidth to global standards with a single point of accountability.
* 24/7/365 monitoring and support
* Secure facility 24/7/365 access
* Pre-action, double-interlocked, dry-pipe, gas-based fire suppression
* Dedicated biometric and CCTV options
* System Administration consulting

*Do you offer any nas backup?*
Currently only Rdiff-backup, Rsync, and FTP, NAS is an option in the future.
*What are the prices for backup?*
0.25/GB, unlimited transfer.
*How much bandwidth do you guys have coming into your racks?*
2 1GIGe Fiber drops.
*Just curious if it would be 24/7 for the reboots, reinstalls or consoles?*
Yes, 24/7.
*How long have you been in business?*
4 1/2 years going on 5!

*Datacenter:*
Scottsdale, Arizona is one of the USA's best location's for your data center and colocation needs. The Scottsdale climate and geography provide a stable environment without the risks that are present in many other cities used for colocation. Scottsdale does not subject your servers to the risks of earthquake, tornado, coastal flooding, hurricane or "big city" political risks. Located off of the 101 and Princess Dr.