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Even if it can't do serious web hosting of any kind, that's 500GB of storage for $4/month. Great solution for offsite backups, bearing in mind of course that th
by TillE 13y ago
Even if it can't do serious web hosting of any kind, that's 500GB of storage for $4/month. Great solution for offsite backups, bearing in mind of course that there's no redundancy.
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- lechevalierd3on 13y agoThey used to have unmetered bandwidth, so you could also use them for big transfer.
- chime 13y agoPretty certain, like most hosts, they won't allow the storage to be used for remote backups. The 500GB is usually only for data/files being served/processed by the server.
- ceejayoz 13y agoWith an encrypted volume, how on earth would they know?
- nakkiel 13y agoThese are physical, dedicated servers. You get full control over what's going on.
- Wilya 13y agoIt's dedicated hosting, not some shared managed thing. You do whatever you want with it.
- pavs 13y agoThats a dedicated server, you are confusing it with shared hosting.
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- taneliv 13y agoI've been using a 1TB one for over a year as a backup, nothing was against this in the contract. Mind you, there's a 5TB per month traffic cap, after which the bandwidth is limited from 100Mbps down to 10Mbps.