get a domain from anywhere.. that doesn't make a damn bit of
difference.. i'm pretty sure they're standard rate of $10.. but take
your nameservers in house (simply because you'll have much more
control, and it doesn't take much system resources to do so..)
On 02/10/06, Andrew Edwards <edwards.andrew(a)gmail.com> wrote:
 i pay absolutely nothing, a friend in wisconsin hosts several
servers
 which well.. he gave me root on in exchange for help! but i definetly
 reccomend american bandwidth, price cannot be beaten and the QOS..
 well the lowest uptime i have (this includes the connection, as it's
 an IRC server and a Teamspeak server) was 152 days upon my last weekly
 checkup me thinks..
 On 02/10/06, Russ Phillips <russ(a)phillipsuk.org> wrote:
 > On Mon, 2006-10-02 at 18:54 +0100, Alex Thomas wrote:
 > > would you recommend doing it? as adsl only has 256kbs upload speed so
 > > not alot of running serveral sites..
 >
 > I wouldn't recommend running a server from an ADSL line *unless* it
 > doesn't matter how available it is. There are *no* quality of service
 > guarantees with ADSL - if the line drops every 5 minutes for 10 seconds,
 > there's no comeback.
 >
 > Been there, done that. Gave up, and now pay for a virtual server.
 > $20/month to Linode or £15/month to Bytemark. Well worth it, in my
 > opinion, as long as you don't need anything too fancy.
 >
 > Russ
 >
 >
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