Jonothon, from 24khost, has sent us these three plans to advertise to LowEndBox readers.
Spring
| Sprung
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24khost were founded in 2010 and have been featured once before. Unfortunately, one of the offers which 24khost sent in never reached the staff – so this is why they haven’t been posted in a while. Reviews on their last offer were mixed but I’ve found this review from Asim. It would be great if you could leave a review if you’re a customer. Another offer, for a 1280MB VPS, is listed below.
24khost accept payments via Google Checkout and Paypal. They provide a 7 Day money back guarantee. 24khost are very active on LowEndTalk and have posted quite a few offers on their. For more information, you can view their Terms of Service & Acceptable Usage Policy.
- 2 vCPU Core
- 1280MB RAM
- 75GB Diskspace
- 1250GB Bandwidth
- 1Gbit Port Speed
- OpenVZ/VpsGrid
- 1 IPv4 Address
- $12.00/Quarterly | Order Now
Network Information:
Servers are located with Colostore in South Bend, Indianna and with FiberHub in Las Vegas, Nevada.
IN Test IPv4: 68.65.197.103
IN Test File: http://24khost.com/100MBtest.zip
NV Test IPv4: 204.77.14.200
NV Test File: http://lv.24khost.com/100MBtest.zip
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I may be a bit stupid but I don’t get it…
Server 1 is going to cost 48$/year
Server 2 is going to cost 40$/year
Server 3 is going to cost 48$/year
The biggest server here is the cheapest of all 3 ? Woot ?
I have been using these guys for at least a month now. I picked up one of their storage servers and it has been working well ever since.
Hey we put the deal together to be a good one for the clients. Yes Seraphin69 Woot, Woot!!!!!
K K.
But your configurations say “BURST” what’s the “BASE” ? ;-)
this had been corrected.
oops it is all base.
we are getting that corrected.
R u native english speaker?
Yes I am. Born and Raised in the USA.
So no burst?
No burst but we can do a custom package for you. Send me an email at jj@24khost.com
I am SOOOOO GLAD to see a 24khost offer. Thanks for the extra effort @Liam.
I haven’t wrote a 24khost review yet. Overdue.
I’ve been a customer then left and then returned. So, I’ve been a customer in all three of their locations.
The metro Chicago location is kinda hit or miss at times. Routing snafus there if you pay attention to that like I do. Saw some throughput issues with greater frequency than I tolerate. Biggest issue? throughput between there and other end nodes around the US. So it just was a tad too flaky for my liking.
NJ is freaking outrageous location. Severely awesome network. But they aren’t offering out of there on this special. Sorry folks.
Vegas, well that is Fiberhub. Ho-hum. HE-centric bandwidth which is hit or miss. Personally I get 130ms+ from US East Coast to there. Big clog in Chicago every night. Throughput drops to like 200K. So I don’t use Vegas in the same way… Vegas is an end node for US West Coast users. Fine to US Central where I have real servers it communicates with.
24k is pretty good though. Some serious throughput you don’t see with many providers (gigabit port). The owner is very active in the community and quick enough on the tickets.
The locations in order of best to worst at current:
1. NJ
2. Chicago/Indiana
3. Vegas
Mind the fact that I am US East coast. Vegas is probably just fine for US West Coast and Asian customers. Those Asians tolerate 250ms+ trip times.
PS: I voted for 24khost as my #1 pick for the quarterly VPS company survey.
Thanks pubcrawler!
You reselling cloud3k’s offering?
No, not reselling them. As I have stated we share the master node for the control panel and the manage the nodes for us and the network. Keeps my cost down that way.
Signed up to the ‘Sprung’ offer, and on first login to a Debian 64 / minimal get:
root@vpsgrid:~# free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 1572864 37520 1535344 0 0 37520
-/+ buffers/cache: 0 1572864
Swap: 0 0 0
root@vpsgrid:~# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/simfs 100G 230M 100G 1% /
tmpfs 770M 0 770M 0% /lib/init/rw
tmpfs 770M 0 770M 0% /dev/shm
paul can you run that again for me?
No problem – wasn’t a complaint, btw, just pointing out that it was provisioned as promised, give or take a byte :)
minecraft@vpsgrid:~$ free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 1572864 1095120 477744 0 0 12116
-/+ buffers/cache: 1083004 489860
Swap: 0 0 0
minecraft@vpsgrid:~$ df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/simfs 100G 657M 100G 1% /
tmpfs 770M 0 770M 0% /lib/init/rw
tmpfs 770M 0 770M 0% /dev/shm
Clearly I’ve got a bunch of stuff installed and running now (though I didn’t think I’d installed quite that much – 13 hours in and it’s time to for a clean-up already!)
As an aside I tried using a root password that (amongst others) contained the characters ‘^’ ‘&’ and ‘%’ – the setup process got stuck on ‘executing command’ (though it had actually completed in the background except for setting the root password), and the same thing happened when I tried to reset the password to the same one again. When I reset it to a password that contained none of those characters the process completed as expected. So I guess one or more of those characters causes problems with your setup scripts!
Thanks will let the developer know.
So how long does provisioning take? I assume you’re all out getting drunk on a Sat night…
Everything should be provisioned by later this afternoon. We are swamped.
No 4 cores?
DalComp email me what you need. I can probably work something out.
how much for cpanel?
14.95
14.95
from urpad’s miami box.
wget http://24khost.com/100MBtest.zip
–2013-03-24 16:45:06– http://24khost.com/100MBtest.zip
Resolving 24khost.com (24khost.com)… 68.65.197.103
Connecting to 24khost.com (24khost.com)|68.65.197.103|:80… connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response… 200 OK
Length: 104857600 (100M) [application/zip]
Saving to: `100MBtest.zip’
100%[========================================================================================>] 104,857,600 20.4M/s in 5.7s
2013-03-24 16:45:12 (17.6 MB/s) – `100MBtest.zip’ saved [104857600/104857600]
root@miami:~/dls# wget http://lv.24khost.com/100MBtest.zip
–2013-03-24 16:45:32– http://lv.24khost.com/100MBtest.zip
Resolving lv.24khost.com (lv.24khost.com)… 204.77.14.200
Connecting to lv.24khost.com (lv.24khost.com)|204.77.14.200|:80… connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response… 200 OK
Length: 105573937 (101M) [application/zip]
Saving to: `100MBtest.zip.1′
100%[========================================================================================>] 105,573,937 15.4M/s in 7.7s
2013-03-24 16:45:40 (13.1 MB/s) – `100MBtest.zip.1′ saved [105573937/105573937]
IPv6 assignment?
no ipv6 yet.
I want to sign for SPRUNG offer, but out of stock :(
Is there any chance to get that offer ?
will reload some this morning.
We added another 10 sprung deals.
Hi, thanks for the added deals. But I can’t place order, it says “You must enter a prefix for both nameservers”, but there aren’t any textboxes entries for NS.
should be fixed
Hi I tried to place an order but failed. The ordering system prompts for dns but there are no boxes to enter the dns information. Thanks. jesskung@brel.com
Should be fixed.
should be fixed
looking into these issues.
Will there be more Sprung deals posted? I’m interested in ordering one.
No Sprung deals available. :(
Nope we are all out. But we still got quarterly sprang deals that are pretty good.
What’s the specs of LV nodes?
Mostly l5420 nodes
I dont see any quarterly plans on your site. Even the monthly plans available dont offer anything as reasonable as these plans.
After registering my password got emailed to me in plaintext. I have to admit, that definitely doesn’t leave me confident.
I have always wondered how else you would know hour password? How would you like to recieve it?
Mike said “After registering my password got emailed to me in plaintext.”
Receiving a plain-text auto-generated password by email shouldn’t be an issue because your first order of business after receiving the keys to your shiny new VPS should be to SSH into your server and set your own password (or better yet, generate SSH keys to prevent brute force attacks)