Hosting For Forums

[darkjolly]

Does anyone know the best way to go for forum hosting? I'm going to be using vBulletin if it makes a difference. I'm willing to pay at most $35 per month if that keeps the forum running smooth and leaves me head ache free.

Anybody know the best way to go?

 

[MakeUseOfMe]

Try hostwind

 

[darkjolly]

Try hostwind

What plan will I need for a forum with 4,000+ members? Like I said, I want the best hosting for the least amount of headaches.

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[darkjolly]

Try hostwind

I just looked at there website and I need something with an English website.

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[favorshows]

I just looked at there website and I need something with an English website.

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What do you mean? Hostwinds is in English.

P.S. It's hostwindS with an S at the end

 

[Hostwinds]

Check the link in my sig

 

[themidiman]

How busy is your forum? $35 bucks is probably not enough for a headache free hosting experience. Also, from the stuff I've read on this forum, Hostwinds is anything but headache free. You get what you pay for in the hosting world. I would recommend at least a 4G 2-4CPU's VPS. Obviously, it all depends on how busy your forum is.

 

[JBald1]

For vBulletin hosting URLJet is the way to go

 

[Furious George]

I host vbulletin on hostgator for a forum I own.

You would have to have a massive amount of activity with vbulletin to need to worry about hosting.

You could always get your own server....

 

[JBald1]

you must not close to massive if hg is working for you

 

[Furious George]

That is correct.

 

[cloudcomputing]

Even i am looking for the best technique for the forum hosting.Is it similar to forum posting.

 

[davidzweber9]

Kind of a noob question - How did you all get your forums started? Just start posting & blast out the info?