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Re:Know a good host for tons of space and bandwidth? by aito on Friday April 13, 2007 @08:17PM (#12775)
I'm using DreamHost. Not perfect but has 200GB of disk storage and 2TB of bandwidth.

http://www.dreamhost.com/r.cgi?keitairank

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Re:Know a good host for tons of space and bandwidth? by gommm on Friday April 13, 2007 @10:36PM (#12813)
Well it really depends on what you need.... Dreamhost is good if you only need cheap bandwidth and disk storage. But if you need to run a rails application that might suck a bit of resources, it's not the best place to go, same thing it you want reliability...
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Re:Know a good host for tons of space and bandwidth? by jmtame on Friday April 13, 2007 @08:57PM (#12794)
That sounds pretty good, I've heard that name several times before.
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Re:Know a good host for tons of space and bandwidth? by c1sc0 on Saturday April 14, 2007 @05:33PM (#12966)
Do not use Joyent (textdrive), their support is as slow and unreliable as their network for the low-end plans. Pro is they have a very nice nix server setup with anything you want pre-installed.
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Re:Know a good host for tons of space and bandwidth? by jmtame on Saturday April 14, 2007 @02:38AM (#12836)
Hmm.. any recommendations as far as wildcard DNS goes? I thought that was something that could be done easily if you just have control over DNS settings
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Re:Know a good host for tons of space and bandwidth? by bunga on Saturday April 14, 2007 @07:23AM (#12869)
For my dns servers, I like to use dnsmadeeasy.com, it's cheap and I like their fallback system
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Re:Know a good host for tons of space and bandwidth? by MobileDigit on Friday April 13, 2007 @10:54PM (#12815)
I've used http://bluehost.com/ and http://lunarpages.com/.
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Re:Know a good host for tons of space and bandwidth? by randallsquared on Saturday April 14, 2007 @01:14AM (#12829)
Serverbeach has 2TB bandwidth and varying amounts of disk up to 500GB. They don't manage the server for you, though, after setup.
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