Via this WHT offer. BoostVPS, an Australian provider who purchased ZoomVPS back in September, is currently having a special promotion on its Atlanta-based Xen VPS. BoostOne starts at $5.99/month (Sign up link).
- 256MB memory
- 10GB storage
- 100GB/month data transfer at 1Gbps
- Xen/SolusVM
Server with GNAX in Atlanta. BoostVPS is part of BoostHosting, which has its domain registered back in September this year.
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The Founder at LowEndBox
The original owner of LowEndBox known as LowEndAdmin or LEA for short founded LowEndBox in 2008 and created the concept of hosting applications on low resource Low End Boxes. After creating the roots of the community that we know today, LEA stepped aside and allowed others to carry the torch forward.
Latest posts by LEA (see all)
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Looks like you only get a single IP address instead of the two you normally get with this account. Pity. I’m trying to find an option for the extra IP address during purchase but I don;t see an option or any mention of additional addresses on their site.
+1 though for allowing rDNS to be setup via their control panel.
I don’t see why should we further the IPv4 exhaustion problem :)
Agreed (and I’ve been trying to get some Class C’s for some new servers lately myself but not having much luck) but there are times where one needs it.
Yes I understand that with IP addresses when you need it, you really need it! Let’s just hope IPv6 deployment can speed up.