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ChronoCross
08-31-2008, 17:54
Dedicated Bandwidth

DEDICATED BANDWIDTH (BGP mix of Comcast, NLAYER, XEEX , SEABONE)
– minimum commit 100Mbps - $5/Mbps – can be 1Gbps burstable billed at %95.–
– minimum commit 1Gbps - $4/Mbps – can be burstable billed at %95 via multiple GigE etherchannel or 10GE uplink

DEDICATED INTERNAP BANDWIDTH is available at $20/Mbps

DEDICATED BANDWIDTH SPECIALS

Core2Quad 6600
8GB RAM
500GB HDD

100Mbps DEDICATED BANDWIDTH - $500/month
1000Mbps DEDICATED BANDWIDTH - $4000/month

GIGABIT UNMETERED SPECIALS – shared bandwidth

AMD Sempron 2400 + 2GB RAM + 2x200GB HDD
1Gbps port – 50Mbps average – $199/month
1Gbps port – 100Mbps average – $349/month
1Gbps port – 200Mbps average – $599/month

GIGABIT MIDNIGHT SPECIAL - $1000/Month

Core2Quad 6600
8GB RAM
500GB HDD
1Gbps port

Traffic between 8PM-4AM CST can fully maxed out at 1Gbps at no extra charge
Traffic between 4AM-8PM CST can be up to 200Mbps

Hardware Upgrades

RAM
* add 1GB $20 one time fee or $5/month
* add 2GB $40 one time fee or $10/month

HDDs
* add 200GB 7200 $25 one time fee or $5/month
* add 300GB 7200 $35 one time fee or $10/month
* add 400GB 7200 $45 one time fee or $15/month
* add 500GB 7200 $89 one time fee or $20/month
* add 750GB 7200 $109 one time fee or $30/month
* add 1TB 7200 $149 one time fee or $40/month
* add 1.5TB 7200 $199 one time fee or $50/month
* add 60GB SSD $199 one time fee or $50/month
* add 120GB SSD $329 one time fee or $99/month


if you have any questions or would like to place an order :
- existing customers please open up a ticket through your CRM account
- new customers, please contact sales@fdcservers.net or call 1-312-423-6675

All offers are available for new servers only. Existing servers may qualify only if it results in increased revenue for FDCservers and must be approved on case by case basis
johan_hammy
09-06-2008, 12:50
The sales email does not work. I sent an email on Friday, August 29th, only to receive back today:

Hi. This is the qmail-send program at ds00209.nozonenet.com.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.
This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.

<sales@fdcservers.net>:
66.90.66.135 does not like recipient.
Remote host said: 450 4.7.1 <ds00209.nozonenet.com>: Helo command rejected: Host not found Giving up on 66.90.66.135.
I'm not going to try again; this message has been in the queue too long.
ChronoCross
09-06-2008, 19:08
Use an email address that has a properly configured email server and you'll be fine. Any free email service will work or you can setup your servers HELO to match the servers hostname and make sure you have an A record for ds00209.nozonenet.com
johan_hammy
09-06-2008, 21:15
Use an email address that has a properly configured email server and you'll be fine. Any free email service will work or you can setup your servers HELO to match the servers hostname and make sure you have an A record for ds00209.nozonenet.com

hrm, I've had the server for many years and it's never been an issue before.
ChronoCross
09-06-2008, 22:07
hrm, I've had the server for many years and it's never been an issue before.

I just know our mailserver rejects anything that doesn't give a valid HELO response.

The domain your mailserver is reporting to be doesn't have a matching A record.

The reason this is implemented is mainly to reject spam messages as the most common spam sign is lack of a valid HELO. Granted it's not always the case but it does filter ALOT of stuff. SPF records are another hting along with ip range blocks (Do not route list), Filtering lists such as spamcop, sorbs and spamhaus. Pattern based matching such as spamassasin or a hardware device such as mailfoundry.
starfi3ld
09-07-2008, 18:18
You guys should consider adding 640gb HDDs as an option as it has the cheapet $/gb ratio. i think it costs less than 80usd
ChronoCross
09-07-2008, 18:35
You guys should consider adding 640gb HDDs as an option as it has the cheapet $/gb ratio. i think it costs less than 80usd

for $10 more you can get a 750GB HDD. 640GB HDD isn't worth it.
coolkid
09-24-2008, 04:11
may i know what brand ur using for your 120gb SSD? Planning to get one.

thanks
bummer
09-24-2008, 14:10
we use different brands depending who has a good deal or better performance. At the moment we use RiData but we may also use OCZ or SuperTalent

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