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> I have been working in the industry since 20 years and i have not a single bad word to loose about Hetzner. I use them, and I've been very happy with both pr

> I have been working in the industry since 20 years and i have not a single bad word to loose about Hetzner. I use them, and I've been very happy with both pricing, reliability and the service. Only possible bad thing to say about them: their static IP's aren't always "clean": I had a couple of instances where the IP I was allocated was blacklisted and it took some back and forth with their customer service to fix the problem (got a new IP). But other than that quality / price ratio is way higher than GCP, AWS and their ilk. I also use OVH, they're pretty decent as well, in the same ballpark as Hetzner.

jhoelzel 4y ago
im an ovh customer too, mainly for their exchange offering. I disagree that they are on the same level as hetzner as support often doesnt know what their are doing and half their tools are broken. For instance i was trying to migrate a large exchange group off to office 365 recently and their migration assistant simply has not been updated to support modern auth for office 365 amongst other things. Also the migration failed from their own accounts for some reason.... As for the dirty ips: yes that happens but its not really hetzners fault, as the ip you had assigned had been taken away from the "bad actor" prior. If you tell that to your support agent, i have gotten a new one without a problem EDIT: Ironically, not i cant even list my exchange accounts in ovh. it just keeps on loading and loading
arp242 4y ago
> their static IP's aren't always "clean": I had a couple of instances where the IP I was allocated was blacklisted and it took some back and forth with their customer service to fix the problem (got a new IP). Isn't that a problem you're always going to get with $any provider? You never know who previously owned that IP and what they did with it.

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> I have been working in the industry since 20 years and i have not a single bad word to loose about Hetzner. I use them, and I've been very happy with both pr

by ur-whale 4y ago

jhoelzel 4y ago
im an ovh customer too, mainly for their exchange offering. I disagree that they are on the same level as hetzner as support often doesnt know what their are doing and half their tools are broken. For instance i was trying to migrate a large exchange group off to office 365 recently and their migration assistant simply has not been updated to support modern auth for office 365 amongst other things. Also the migration failed from their own accounts for some reason.... As for the dirty ips: yes that happens but its not really hetzners fault, as the ip you had assigned had been taken away from the "bad actor" prior. If you tell that to your support agent, i have gotten a new one without a problem EDIT: Ironically, not i cant even list my exchange accounts in ovh. it just keeps on loading and loading
arp242 4y ago
> their static IP's aren't always "clean": I had a couple of instances where the IP I was allocated was blacklisted and it took some back and forth with their customer service to fix the problem (got a new IP). Isn't that a problem you're always going to get with $any provider? You never know who previously owned that IP and what they did with it.