It is Christmas already for some! William, from EDIS GmbH, recently got in touch to tell us about EDIS’s Christmas 2012 special promotion.
KVM Micro
| KVM Smart
|
EDIS, who were founded in 1999, have been featured on here many times before and we even reviewed one of their services. With this promotion, you will get 5% off regular prices (recurring) as well as double the normal amount of diskspace and it is available in a choice of 12 different locations. EDIS also offer services in Chile and Hong Kong but these plans are an additional €2 and €2.50 a month each and thus exceed the LowEndBox $7 limit. Austrian servers will be deployed in their fully owned datacenter in Graz, Austria.
If you’re located within the European Union and are not VAT registered, you will have to pay VAT. Servers purchased in Iceland, will come with 50% less traffic – so the KVM Micro plan in Iceland will only have 250GB and the KVM Smart will have 500GB Bandwidth. Isle of Man servers are €1 more per month, so it will instead cost €34.69/Year ($45.65) for the KVM Micro and €4.79/month ($6.30) for the KVM Smart. For more information, you can read their full terms and conditions here.
Network Information:
Below is a list of locations followed by a Test IPv4 address, then a Test IPv6 address and then a link to the locations looking glass.
Austria - 149.154.154.1 - 2a03:f80:ed15::1 - http://at.edis.at
France - 158.255.215.1 - 2a01:348:99::1 - http://fr.edis.at
Germany - 158.255.214.1 - 2a01:7a0:10::1 - http://de.edis.at
Iceland - 37.235.49.1 - 2a03:f80:354::1* - http://is.edis.at
Isle of Man - 37.235.55.1 - none *** - http://im.edis.at ****
Italy - 149.154.157.1 - 2a00:dcc0:eda:3749::1 - http://it.edis.at
Poland - 37.235.48.1 - 2a03:f80:48::1 - http://pl.edis.at
Spain - 37.235.53.1 - 2a00:1d70:ed15::1 - http://es.edis.at
Sweden - 46.246.93.1 - 2a00:1a28:1251::1 - http://se.edis.at
Switzerland - 178.209.51.1 - 2a02:418:6a04::1 - http://ch.edis.at
UK - 37.235.54.1 - 2a01:348:70::1 - http://uk.edis.at
USA - 158.255.213.1 - 2a02:748:a800::1 - http://us.edis.at
*= Tunneled from Iceland to the UK (+10ms).
***= Will be tunnel to London (+3ms), Up already when VPS are delivered - Native Mid 2013 when ISP has it, no changes by customers required then (no renumbering).
****= Not up yet.
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Great bunch of guys, was on the phone recently with one of their sales-people discussing deployment of my mailserver, got good recommendations. My only concern is their Austrian location which has higher latency and slower speeds than any other location (multiple speedtests and traceroutes). If this is fixed i am definitely getting a dedi in Austria.
We get new upstreams in spring 2013 (From Vienna) which should solve a lot of issues and give us more control, this als likely includes a VIX port and ReTN Transit for Russian/Ukrainian/Scandinavian users – let’s see.
Sounds good, hopefully it will be a huge improvement as to what it is now. At this moment i cannot get any speeds over ~20Mbps from your speedtest. I am looking forward to seeing IPv6 implemented in Iceland as well.
I can get 600Mbit to aynwhere from the Austrian testfile… (even to the US and Asia) – 20Mbit is too slow, can’t be an issue on our side (probably UPC though)
Iceland has fully working IPv6, just not native – no way to change this for us, we need to wait for the datacenter.
100MB .at speedtest from multiple locations give me these results, not sure what kind of magical routes you take tho.
OVH-BHS:
100,000,000 523K/s in 2m 48s
OVH-FR:
100,000,000 1.91M/s in 69s
QuadraNet-Miami:
100,000,000 329K/s in 3m 49s
Hetzner-Germany:
100,000,000 639K/s in 2m 5s
Iceland:
100,000,000 367K/s in 2m 29s
This is obviously pretty far from 600Mbps.. but yeah
EDIS famous provider yet but slow, perfomance not the best compared with real locations and degraded when transit via Austria :(
Real locations? But yeah, the Austrian location is slooow.
@Lucas Hi! what exactly do you mean by “compared with real locations” ?
All our locations are real locations – real enterprise grade hardware in datacenters around the globe. Our products have nothing in common with “virtual IP”-services. EDIS offers pure LPS (local presence services).
;-)
Cheers,
Gerhard
Why lots of different locations have same range of IP addresses? Most of them begin with 37.235 or 158.255 How it possible? It only mean all assigned in one location, in Austria Seems only Sweden has real IP from Portlane AB :)
We use our own IPs for easy usability and security, in BGP anything as small as a /24 can be routed to different locations/ISPs.
You can easily see this when you trace hk.edis.at de.edis.at etc which goes to the respective country.
So William just confirm about”virtual IP” used for the mask real IP from all these locations :)
Not sure about the logic there, but no. If they own their own addresses they can simply route them to wherever they wish.
No, we have services in all these countries – not virtual (like for example OVH).
Just traceroute hk.edis.at or de.edis.at and you clearly see it.
this includes hongkong for the price?
“EDIS also offer services in Chile and Hong Kong but these plans are an additional €2 and €2.50 a month each and thus exceed the LowEndBox $7 limit.”
Yay, another EDIS VPS to add to my collection. :-)
Sorry, but Edis is a PITA in very way!
Slow, unreliable, very unfriendly support.
And the management pages are bug of bugs for years now.
Not recomendable.
In more than one year, i had my support tickets answered within a few hours even on sundays.
Always friendly and solved my issues.
The management pages could be better but are okay.
So i cannot confirm your arguments in any way.
Not my impression, and I like the CP, except the “reloading rdns” dialog, which I’ll admit is a bit annoying and should be dropped. Austria seems the most unstable location too, weirdly enough, but Sweden, Poland and Spain have been great. Poland some issues lately, but overall one of the best hosts here.
I have a different experience. Lot of network problems (packet loss) with poland, spain, chile. And no problem with uk, swiss and austria. Right now, spain is unreachable:
Yes, Spain and Poland have known issues with the DC – We are working on them.
(And it is reachable fine, just packetloss).
Chile is not in our control, it’s South America AND low cost after all – You can’t expect wonders for this, in special not with the TelMex infrastructure.
Chile was never thought to be used internationally (which would be not very intelligent either) but for Chile/Argentina/Mexico and South/Central America (basically any country with TelMex transit/ISP).
Hey! Stop do that! You lie, and i do not belive to you! I was use before edis a lot of difference ISP providers, and i think, edis is best.
root@localhost:/home# wget cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test
–2012-12-23 04:29:51– http://cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test
Resolving cachefly.cachefly.net… 205.234.175.175
Connecting to cachefly.cachefly.net|205.234.175.175|:80… connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response… 200 OK
Length: 104857600 (100M) [application/octet-stream]
Saving to: `100mb.test’
100%[======================================>] 104,857,600 11.1M/s in 9.0s
2012-12-23 04:30:00 (11.1 MB/s) – `100mb.test’ saved [104857600/104857600]
And stop to talk about problems in EDIS.at! Edis at is GREAT. I have in Germany 100mbit/s plan, and i have 11.1MB/s * 8 = 88+- 3 Mbit/s = VERY good!
Does this promo also work with other KVM offers, or even the non-kvm offers?
With all KVMs, not valid for VRS :)
Incorrect place to put this, but I was wondering how I can submit a ticket for a service that I already own with Edis? I tried following the submit ticket link in the WHMCS, but it leads me over to the main site’s contact us page, which I haven’t received a response from for a few days now.
Write them to support@edis.at
It might be possible that you didn’t get the answer due to mail issues – If you send me your mail address here or by mail (william@edis.at) i can have a look at resend if needed :)
I remember you having this really helpful notice on Acceptable Use in different locations. Is it available somewhere? Will it come back?
What we are getting, the existing users? ;)
good, affordable products that you most likely purchased with other promotions ;-)
Gerhard @ EDIS
Hmm, nope. I took the box with regular price.
We, existing users, are getting oversold VPSs with overloaded disk I/O. We can contemplate from time to time the processes with D status (blocked by disk access) and wonder why we choose Edis for production. It’s OK for testing, but for production I will have to move and will not choose Edis again. No matter what promotion.
Hi Gerhard, what is the normal response time for support@edis.at?
None, we do not track this.
– €0,20 = amazing promo!
Indeed :)
>> With this promotion, you will get 5% off regular prices (recurring)
>> as well as DOUBLE the normal amount of diskspace and it is available in a choice of 12 different locations.
guys, please read prior to sharing your opinion. Thanks a lot!
Cheers,
Gerhard @ EDIS
1=2 Very nice! :)
Hi,
I would like to ask my usual question which is, do you allow tun/openvpn/ppp ??
Thanks,
Nik.
it is possible on their kvm vps and is allowed.
TUN/TAP enabled (ideal for proxy servers) is written on their page.
I use a kvm vps from edis for openvpn/pptp and it is working very well.
Thanks!
Hello.
Want to try KVM STARTER but have one question. Will I get double hdd space (10GiB) with your current special offer? As shopping cart shows me only 5GiB.
Thanks,
Dmitry.
Dimitry,
as it is Christmas in Austria, I thought I would reply.
Yes it is. With KVM starter you will get 10GB – make sure you enter this coupon/promotional code when purchasing.
liam.
More information is on their home page: http://www.edis.at/en/home
Thanks for reply Liam.
Merry Christmas.
Hi Dmitry,
the shopping cart is not very intelligent ;-)
As soon as you apply the coupon-code, our staff will provision the KVM product with double drive space.
@Liam: Thank you very much for answering the question on our behalf ;-)
>> as it is Christmas in Austria …
This almost sounds like Christmas is a very special Austrian thing *smile*
Merry Christmas to all of you!
Gerhard
What happened to Poland ? I can’t see it available for either of the 2 VPS options ?
Thanks.
Poland and Iceland are sold out currently.
Suggestion – it would be much more informative, to keep those countries in the drop-down,
and either provide number of available VPS instances for each, or notify user that the offer is sold-out after he chooses it…
Cheers, hoping Poland will become available soon.
Hi,
Please stay away from this provider.
I have tested 2 VPS KVM Starter in Spain and i, Sweden. The network is poor in Spain is poor. 20% of lost ping packet beetwen france and spain.
In Sweden network also poor. Ping >100ms.
Ping is no way to measure quality of a network as it is location dependant and packet loss is neither in most cases.
For information, Overtraffic is billed at 2,5EUR / 100GB.
The service is bad.
First, KVM in sweden has DDOS. Tested two time. And 1 hours after the server was started.
Second, the console to reinstall don’t work correctly. We must to repeat the reinsall. And when the server reply to ping the SSH was KO.
Sorry, but i will never return to this provider. There is lot of provider more best.
Bye.
you are wrong, goodluck with searching, but i still think edis is best provider what i was ever seen.
I lost a lot of time to do benchmarks, and i’m happy for that!
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