Ernie, from Hudson Valley Host, has sent in the following offers for LowEndBox readers. All of these come with DDoS protection by RioRey and are only available in Buffalo, NY, USA.

More offers inside!

Hudson Valley Host has been around for a while and has been purchased by ColoCrossing a while ago. ColoCrossing and Hudson Valley Host are both part of VSNX, the organization that owns LowEndBox and LowEndTalk. The DDoS protection is said to protect against “UDP flood, TCP flood, SYN flood, ICMP flood, DNS reflection flood and all layers 1 through 7” according to Ernie and the protection device is located locally in the DC rather than the protection being backhauled through another DC. Attacks up to 10Gbps are handled by this device. Should you give HVH a try as a result of this offer or are you already a customer? We’re looking forward to hear your opinion!

Hudson Valley Host accepts payments via credit cards and PayPal. They offer a 99.9% uptime guarantee but don’t seem to offer refunds. Servers will be setup instantly once your payment has been made, given that you won’t trigger any fraud protection measures. As usual, we suggest you read their Terms of Service before purchasing.

Network information

ColoCrossing – Buffalo, New York, USA
Looking glass: http://lg-buff.hudsonvalleyhost.com/

mpkossen

Maarten Kossen served as the administrator of LowEndBox from 2013 to 2015, playing a key role in guiding the platform during a critical phase of its growth. During his tenure, Maarten introduced numerous improvements, helped shape editorial direction, and contributed to the evolution of LowEndBox as both a resource and a community hub for budget-conscious hosting users.

With a deep understanding of web hosting, server management, and open-source infrastructure, Maarten brought fresh ideas and steady leadership to the site, bridging the gap between the original vision of LowEndAdmin and the future of the platform.

Today, Maarten remains an active and valued member of the LowEndTalk community (@mpkossen), continuing to share his experience, engage in discussions, and support the broader LowEnd ecosystem.