Corey from Front Range Hosting posted this awesomely LEB plan on LET. There are four packages that are in the LEB critera. Please use coupon code LEB25 to get 25% discount
| VPS – 128 | VPS – 256 |
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| VPS – 384 | VPS – 512 |
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Corey is a Network Engineer by profession. He started Front Range Hostings in July 2011 which is a little over one year old. Not many reviews online although I was able to dig some benchmarks. Accepts Credit Cards and PayPal as payment method. They also offer free DNS Management via “Client Portal” (probably SolusVM DNS which in my opinion is a good choice)
| Test IPs / Files | ||
| (IPv4) | 64.111.29.139 | http://64.111.29.139/test10m.dat |
| (IPv6) | 2607:2800:180:300:1337:b337:28cd:98a6 | http://2607:2800:180:300:1337:b337:28cd:98a6/test10m.dat |
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Note that it appears they are NOT associated with (the very established) Front Range Internet Inc, also in Colorado, which has long provided high-end network, colo, and vm services.
This place is only a year old; why shouldn’t I be worried about business problems (like trademark conflict versus FRII?)
Front Range is a generic term and could never be trademarked, there are way too many businesses using it.
LEB25 is reinstated on the 128MB Plans, we have resolved our IP cost issues going forward so get them while they’re hot!
openvz support PPP or TUN/TAP?
Because every business in Colorado has Front Range as part of their name
Front Range Cleaners
Front Range Honda
Front Range Toyota
Front Range Plubming
It’s generic..
AJ Yes you can get PPP/TUN/TAP
It’s just simply good: a current customer.
why I only got 128M vswap after reinstall debian 6.
btw, your website cant access now.
AJ Website is up we have a dozen people logged in? You can also email support at frontrangehosting.com to open a ticket as well. Let us know your ip address as well just in case a firewall picked you up and blocked you for some reason.
So how many IPv6’s do I get? Also, any BSD support?
OpenVZ is Linux based, any BSD support will come with KVM.
Maybe it’s a dumb question, but how can a VPS be offered under $2?
Most dedicated server providers provide an additional IP and $1 per month and roughly the same goes for the SolusVM Panel.
For some providers IP costs are not an issue. Payment transaction costs on the other hand are an issue, but this could be mitigated by using a micro payments account.
Depends on who you know I guess. Most I’m paying for ip’s at any one location is 10 cents.
+1 on how many IPv6 do you get ?
Also is it possible to upgrade in the future while keeping the 25% discount ?
Yes
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Many hosts commonly put their customer facing websites on other gear unless they’re very large. It helps to be able to contact customers if one of the networks the their servers reside on were to die. It also gives us freedom to modify our website without impacting others on that node, or the other way around.
We give 5 IPv6 IP’s and 1 IPv4 IP. As for BSD Support we have KVM node we are working on and that would be able to support BSD ISO installs at the start, hopefully template installs with the next update of SolusVM.
Well quick set-up. But I asked for Debian and get Centos. Given an IPv6 address, but good not access via IPv6 (although I not tested extensively).
Got Debian on re-install, but had to use control panel to re-assert root password.
root@yawp:~# cat /proc/cpuinfo | head -8
processor : 0
vendor_id : GenuineIntel
cpu family : 6
model : 44
model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5620 @ 2.40GHz
stepping : 2
cpu MHz : 2400.118
cache size : 12288 KB
root@yawp:~# dd if=/dev/zero of=iotest bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync
16384+0 records in
16384+0 records out
1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 5.69785 s, 188 MB/s
root@yawp:~# wget cachefly.cachefly.net/100mb.test
--2012-08-28 02:26:43-- 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 7.02M/s in 11s
2012-08-28 02:26:54 (9.03 MB/s) - `100mb.test' saved [104857600/104857600]
I’ve been talking to other hosts that have SolusVM and WHMCS and they too have random issues with the default OS being installed. I’m debating on just putting instructions in the welcome email to login and do the initial install which takes all of 30 seconds to do until SolusVM fixes the problem.
And it’s now fixed.
I’m not sure if I understand your comment on the IPv6. You should be able to access your VPS via IPv6 if you want, just be aware that if you connect to your VPS via a domain name many terminal clients will either choose IPv4 first or try the connection of the first returned result from the DNS query which in many cases may be IPv4.
couple of minutes downtime because of DDOS (replied from ticket)
quick response by support, looks good so far :)
Yeah sorry about that, always someone trying to ruin the fun for everyone else.
Just got one
Waiting for activation
It’s look a good option, i think i should give it a try.
i like the fact that its vswap not burst
For those who were looking for more 1.50 128mb vps’s we opened up more stock. Had a miscommunication with the datacenter about extra IP allocations.
Good news, really like these LEB’s from your company.
Let us hope, that you will not put them too much on the same node :)
I wont oversell nodes, I do have a plan to implement SSD caching on our existing servers to increase IO availability, and have a new server in the works that will have CacheCade installed as our first KVM node.
As it already stands, I don’t think they are oversold. My speeds and IO has not changed since my server setup. Good performance through out.
Excuse my ignorance, but what do people do with ipv6? Why is it a deal breaker for some people?
Thanks!
IPv4 is the current standard for IP addressing but there’s only spport for 4.2 billion ip addresses. There’s 8 billion people in the world, and countless more servers and ip enabled cell phones , laptops, tablets etc.
IPv6 has address space at 2^128 vs 2^32 for IPv4, which means basically you could give a billion ip’s to every person every day and the sun would burn out before we ran out.
Many ISP’s are rolling out IPv6 to their customers this year so making sure your website is IPv6 ready is important.
I have 2 servers with these and rarely any issues, they are pretty good for me, !
And everyone thanks for the positive comments I’ve had to fish for feedback from customers before LEB helped me out. Thanks to the folks at LEB as well!
Hello there,
I have a question and maybe you can answer here. Do you have anything against OpenVPN running on your VPS services? I could not find anything specific regarding this in your ToS.
Thanks!
No I have a bunch of OpenVPN customers as long as the VPN is not being used to commit the offenses listed in the TOS/AUP you’re fine.
Thanks for reply!
is there any chance that VPS – 128 will be restocked?
I added a few, but will be the last for a month or so. Once we have our ARIN assignments settled we will be able to offer these again. However we have to turn off LEB25 for the 128 plan or we lose money per user. So it’s 2 dollars instead of 1.50, but if you pay yearly you would still get 10% off. I know it’s not ideal, but the datacenter we offered this at changed their ip prices from free to a dollar an ip after what I feel they decided I was too successful. I burned through two IP subnets in a week :)
It will be back in a month or two though with the discount I just need to get my ARIN assignments which drops the prices a good deal.
worst service i paid for my service got my account login etc and the next day they suspended my account saying it was suspended when them and 2checkout sent me a confirmation of my payment and front range hosting sending my my account login for my vps after payment. worst company
what?
Why Brazil was banned from frontrangehosting.com ??
I can’t login or make payments anymore… It seemed to be a good hosting, but baning a country isn’t a good practice…
frontrangehosting is a fraud.. be carefull!!
Been using FR for several months now and have been very pleased on all fronts. Support (when needed) was quick, and the server node (vps 1024 in my case) has been very responsive. Been running it with nginx on Ubuntu LTS.
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