Dustin, from QuadraNet, is back with two sweet dedicated server offers located at Los Angeles, California. One cost $39/month for a 4GB Core2Duo E2200 and the other is $49/month for 8GB Core2Quad Q6600. IPv6 is supported (/64), and should be good news to most of our readers.

QuadraNet provides free remote KVM loaners upon request. Should you ever need to console into your server via a KVM for any reason, open a support ticket and a QuadraNet support member will attach a KVM for 4 hours. Should you require additional time past 4 hours, just request and there is no additional charge for this.

QuadraNet is a datacenter which has been operating since 2001. QuadraNet operates its own datacenter facilities with its own network infrastructure (AS8100), equipment and IP space. They started under the brand “OC3 Networks,” OC3 Networks acquired MultiPoint and then a subsidary brand to focus on dedicated servers was started under a brand named PacificRack. All these brands eventually came together merged into one, “QuadraNet.” They are well-known and popular in LowEndBox/LowEndTalk community as they are used by many VPS hosting providers.

By default, these servers are placed on QuadraNet’s standard Los Angeles network mix. QuadraNet is renowned in the hosting industry for its excellent reputation and network to the Chinese market. Something that sets QuadraNet apart is their Asian optimized IPv4 addresses, which can be ordered for a small additional fee while ordering your dedicated server, and costs + $5.00/month only. These Asian optimized addresses are good for a lower latency to Asia, and it’s also useful in that the routing changes are done on the fly on the Asian optimized network to correct any routing irregularities, congestion and other negative effects that Chinese (and some other country’s) ISP’s frequently have.

For those interested, QuadraNet Los Angeles Network consists of the following carriers:

• GT-T/TiNet — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
• PCCW/BTN — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
• ChinaUnicom — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
• Cogent Communications — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
• Telia — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
• NTT — Transit — 2 x 10Gbps
• China Telecom — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
• AboveNet/Zayo — Transit — 1 x 10Gbps
• Equinix Exchange — Peering — 1 x 10Gbps
• Any2Exchange — Peering – 1 x 10Gbps
• Host.net — Peering — 2 x 10Gbps
• HiNet Taiwan — Peering — 1 x 10Gbps
• Plus hundreds of additional network peers

They accept payments using Credit Cards, PayPal, Checks, and Wire Payments. Another freebie is any US residents who order can choose to receive a FREE 8GB USB stick or Mouse Pad – to request one, email sales<at>quadranet.com after placing your order. As always, kindly read their Terms Of Service and Service Level Agreement before making any purchase.

Network information

QuadraNet, Inc Datacenter, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Test IPv4: 198.55.111.5
Test IPv4 Asia-optimized: 204.152.218.25
Test IPv6: 2607:fcd0:0:a::2
Test File: http://repos.lax-noc.com/speedtests/100mb.bin

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