After previous success with their Xen VPS offer, Martin from Nix Communications has giving us some more interesting offers — OpenVZ this time in Chicago (SingleHop). The same package is also available on WHT. For CAD$2.99/month (USD$2.90) you can get the following VPS (direct order link).
- 256MB guaranteed/512MB burstable memory
- 10GB storage
- 500GB/month data transfer
- OpenVZ/SolusVM
You can also request to have the node set up in Montreal, Canada. Well done for the Canadians (I think Francisco from BuyVM of previous offer is also a Canadian)!
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Seems to be OOS.
Is thats not true that SingleHop offer 2/3 months free with their dedicated server? Is nixcom implement this idea?
Anyway, more important thing is – Those are outofstock…! Thanks.
@Amaresh OOS? xD
Im with Nixcom from less than 24 hours and all I can say is that the network speed is very very good!
I hope they will add some new OS template like CentOS/Debian 32/64bit minimal (no apache, sendmail etc…) a must-have :)
@Amaresh OOS = Out of stock I think, is that correct? Sorry :D
It’s out of stock because owner is overselling hes one node from previous offers, not so hard to figure it out.
2 days ordered and still have rdns configured…
don’t forget to make back ups
http://bit.ly/9cV4oh
Thanks David for the link, really help
Some stocks available! Chicago node is now upgraded! Q9550 8GB RAM :)
Test IP/file plz
@Asim Zeeshan SPEED TEST: http://adm.nixcom.ca/files/test.tar.gz (100mb)
average ping response to adm.nixcom.ca is over 460ms :( from my location
Nixcom node is down now (has been down for several hours) and not yet got supported
The node has been down for about 2 hours to be more specific on “several hours”.
What seems to be the problem, bro?
Today it got once again
Some abuse on the node. Clients has been suspended. It was taking 99% of cpu usage of entire node non-stop. Now issue seems to be fix. The node isn’t loading anymore. Plenty of good resources for all users :)
Nine months later, my Nixcom VPS from this offer is going strong. Performance is consistently good and uptime is excellent.
[root@nix:~] uptime
07:53:03 up 103 days, 1:56, 1 user, load average: 0.07, 0.02, 0.00
Well done Martin, and thanks!