Hostgator scamming??

How many sites use 10TB a month? Not many. Besides, Midphase's dedicated servers are on shared bandwidth. It's unlikely you'll be able to use 10TB of data in a month on shared bandwidth once the load becomes heavy. They are overselling because very few people use a lot of bandwidth. They are reselling SoftLayer servers.

adult video sites (porn tubes) grow very fast. however, i'm not in hosting and that's why i post here cause i need some advices: what means shared bandwidth ? they say 1000Mbps .
 
I was referred to this thread by another member, this isn't true. Each 10TB Midphase Dedicated Server is on a 1000mbit connection to the network switch, each switch has a 10gigE connection to the internet. You can easily use all 10TB of bandwidth we provide on our dedicated servers, and MANY clients do.
 
I was referred to this thread by another member, this isn't true. Each 10TB Midphase Dedicated Server is on a 1000mbit connection to the network switch, each switch has a 10gigE connection to the internet. You can easily use all 10TB of bandwidth we provide on our dedicated servers, and MANY clients do.

you know what i don't understand? why such a low disk space and bandwidth on VPS hosting, compared to dedicated and shared hosting.
 
I was referred to this thread by another member, this isn't true. Each 10TB Midphase Dedicated Server is on a 1000mbit connection to the network switch, each switch has a 10gigE connection to the internet. You can easily use all 10TB of bandwidth we provide on our dedicated servers, and MANY clients do.
Welcome to the forum. So what you're saying is that if all servers on a switch are pushing 33mbit constantly the uplink won't be saturated?

I hope my post didn't sound like an insult because it wasn't intended that way. I know Midphase has good reviews and SoftLayer is a great company (we are moving from our current dedicated provider to SL over the next 6 months). I just want people to understand that the 10TB bandwidth is overselling and most people won't need that much.

There was a good post discussing this topic on WHT here: hxxp://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=709974
 
you know what i don't understand? why such a low disk space and bandwidth on VPS hosting, compared to dedicated and shared hosting.
There are a few reasons for it. Most VPS users don't need massive bandwidth and disk space. There is a ratio of system resource usage associated with increased disk and bandwidth usage. The more traffic your site gets the more CPU time and RAM it will need. VPS providers need to keep this ratio in check otherwise their systems will get overloaded.

I know there are some VPS providers offering large amounts of space but I have no experience with them.
 
what about this vps:
fdcservers.net/Services/VirtualDedicatedServers/VPSVDSPlans#s107
looks better than vpslink ?
 
How many sites use 10TB a month? Not many. Besides, Midphase's dedicated servers are on shared bandwidth. It's unlikely you'll be able to use 10TB of data in a month on shared bandwidth once the load becomes heavy. They are overselling because very few people use a lot of bandwidth. They are reselling SoftLayer servers.

Yea i have 8 sites 2 ecommerce and I haven't even broke the 1Gb yet
 
Another hosting provider I would recommend is HostiCan.com great support and great prices... using them now for some time, both shared hosting as well as a VPS

aftershock2020, would you mind sharing with me (us) how you went about founding your own hosting / domain registration "company"?
 
I have hostgator and got the sames messsage ..

I cleaned up my spam /junk mail and the issue was solved.. Its very good for the $9 I pay a month..

I have dreamhost private server but thats like $47 or so a month .. pretty expensive IMHO
 
You should also verify your Cron jobs.
When I first started at HostGator, I set up my incremental backup for every 10 minutes or so.
Since I didn't check my inbox for at least a week, I did receive an email for every time the job was done. You do the math...
 
aww forgot about that. Also how do you set backups?
 
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