Julie from NQHost emailed me that they have set up some new hardware with a new set of configuration — beefier with more memory I believe, because they are now offering a new deal to LowEndBox readers which is better than this one two months ago. For $6.95/month you can get this unmetered Xen VPS in Germany.
- 384MB memory/384MB swap
- 15GB storage
- Unmetered bandwidth
- Xen/SolusVM
Sign up link here. Very limited offer — only 20 are available according to Julie so they can fill up their new box. Probably Hetzner for their “unmetered bandwidth”. From their FAQ page they did mention that (1) IRC is allowed (2) PyGrub is possible to run your own kernel. Czech Republic company with a new web design, which is currently showing the Autumn theme. Have to wait for a month to see what the winter theme is going to be like.
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Err… Where’s the package order link? Can’t find on their page.
Hello,
Thank you for this post with our offer. Just would like to let you know that we change the themes each month. November theme will be online tomorrow 🙂
Test IP:
US: 67.228.31.177
Germany: 178.63.14.17
@achmadz — fixed the post with the sign up link.
@Julie — that’s cool.
@Hostingfan — thanks. Although this offer is for German VPS only.
So… How do I get one? No ordering link?
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thanx )
In Xen can’t you make your own swap file?
Of course you can. However if you have gone through the trouble of setting up your own swap file, that means the included swap partition is not enough for you, which means you are already over-swapping on your VPS, which means you should have upgraded to next level up in the first place…
damn, took their last $6.95 deal in Germany, so far I’m quite happy.
Is it really unmetered or does it have the 5TB Limit by Hetzner for a dedicated machine so even less for the vserver?
just bought one, will post comment later.
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