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LeaseWeb.com - 100Mbps, 1Gbps & 100TB, Starting from 39€/Mo (USA/NL/DE)

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how much for
HP ProLiant DL120
1x Intel Dual-Core E2160
2GB DDR2
2x1TB SATA2
CentOS 5 64bit
100Mbps Full-Duplex Unmetered
Delivery time:1 business day
 
Thank you okpaa for your interest in LeaseWeb. I have sent you a private message with some details for you to consider.
Kind regards,
LeaseWeb
 
LeaseWeb said:
Hello Cyberavijit,

I have sent you some information via private message.

Kind regards,
LeaseWeb
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is your 100TB servers allow full 100TB with port speed of 1gbps? or it has some cap like after 50TB the speed will become 100mbps?
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I have the same question and now you handle this via Pm?!

Any reason to Hide this Answer?!

Looking forward to your reply
 
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Hello Deadmau5,

No reason to hide just to be able to go more into depth into the question to answer it via PM.

Please find here the link to our 100TB servers and our policy.
http://www.leaseweb.com/nl/dedicated-servers/100-tb-servers



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I have the same question and now you handle this via Pm?!

Any reason to Hide this Answer?!

Looking forward to your reply
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All our orders fall under our general terms and conditions. There can be a pro-rata fee this depends ofcourse. If you want to know more about our terms & conditions please find them here: http://www.leaseweb.com/nl/legal

Glenn said:
Any contracts ? Pro rata ? cancellation policy ?

Let me know
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goddesschi, we had to look into your question with our colleagues. Bear with us whilst we make sure that we give you the correct answer. Thanks :)
 
cyberavijit said:
is your 100TB servers allow full 100TB with port speed of 1gbps? or it has some cap like after 50TB the speed will become 100mbps?
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From what I know it really depends on how many servers you have. Leaseweb usually does not cap your speeds but if you are abusing their connection they will notify you with an email.
According to leaseweb's policy you cannot have 100% use of your connection.
As in you cannot do 900-1000 Mbps 24x7. This will be treated as abusing of resources. But again if you have like 100 servers and if you have few servers doing such high usage, leaseweb wouldn't bother you. Such 100 TB and Unmetered bandwidth deals are done with a mutual and fair understanding. Dont expect to use 100 TB bandwidth by just paying 100 bucks a month. No profit but least the company shouldn't make any loss.

^ Thats what I feel and have experienced as a customer. Leaseweb might have something else to say over this :)
 
Hi, are you able to provide the following server from a competitors site for a similar or lower price:
https://www.ovh.co.uk/dedicated_servers/sp_32g_ssd.xml

A similar spec server for a similar price would also be appreciated although the following are a must:
Quad Core w/ hyperthreading (4Cores & 8 Threads)
12GB Ram (minimum)
120GB SSD (minimum)
100Mbps Dedicated or 1Gbps 5TB Bandwidth

Price in EUR/USD/GBP :)

I am looking to purchase 2nd of March.
 
Hi DxGen, we do not have WebMoney as a payment possibility. Our preferred payment method is PayPal.


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Hey LW, any chance of adding WebMoney as payment media?
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Hi iHate,

Please check.

http://www.leaseweb.com/en/dedicated-servers/100mbps-unmetered-servers

We will send you a private message with more information.

Regards,
LeaseWeb


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Hi, are you able to provide the following server from a competitors site for a similar or lower price:
https://www.ovh.co.uk/dedicated_servers/sp_32g_ssd.xml

A similar spec server for a similar price would also be appreciated although the following are a must:
Quad Core w/ hyperthreading (4Cores & 8 Threads)
12GB Ram (minimum)
120GB SSD (minimum)
100Mbps Dedicated or 1Gbps 5TB Bandwidth

Price in EUR/USD/GBP :)

I am looking to purchase 2nd of March.
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