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I want to host email externally so I can turn off exim and relevant services to further optimize the server. I already use Rage4 for DNS so named has been shut off.

Hey Guys and Gals, I'm looking for a service where I can host email externally rather than locally on my server. What do you use?  Looking for incoming and outgoing, mainly used with WHMCS. Thanks!

SOLD!!!! WOW, SUCH A GREAT DEAL!!!! /sarcasm

Quad core + 16GB ram should be plenty.

Couple of shared/reseller VPS and some Hybrid VPS. Preferably hardware RAID as I don't see software RAID being any good with VPS. Location isn't essential.

Hey, I'm looking for a budget server that would handle 8-10 OpenVz VPS. Can anyone provide some suggestions? Budget is $100-$150 per month. Thanks.

Us on the east have beautiful fields and not so much polution so we absorb all the bad weather to keep our greenery and fields nice and green, you could say that East Scotland is Scotlands country side, the west however, full of major cities and transportation... ##### There's a moose loose...

Hey all, I have a few domains kicking around which I no longer have interest for; linux-multitude.com - Expires June 23rd.2013 hosting-multitude.com - Expires November 14th 2013 streevps.com/net/co.uk - Expires January 6th 2014 privatehostnetwork.com/co.uk - Expires June 3rd 2014 All...

Instead of blabbing, how about you manage your web server correctly.

Virtualizor looks quite good and is quite cheap like it's sister, Softaculous.

It's based on being a provider.

Hey guys, I'm looking for a good control panel to use.  I know of SolusVM, HyperVM, Virtualizor etc but which would you consider to be the best?  Looking to use Xen or KVM. Thanks!

It was discussed further up in the thread that our acronym definitions are not the same.  It's Enterprise SATA, all hard drives are internal.

Hey guys, I used to do a ton of integrations for software like WHMCS, Kayako, Client Exec, HostBill etc but unfortunately other life commitments came into play and I had to stop, but now I'm back! I'm providing free script skinning so I can build up a portfolio. The most I'll do for free is...

I've ran ServerBear on the server, I've provided the results link below; http://serverbear.com/benchmark/2013/06/15/YeGbPVr4UCSwSR5B

I've reviewed my offer and thrown in an additional 1TB drive and a RAID controller, capable of RAID 0, 1, 5 & 10.

It's just an abbreviation...  If you want to be really snobby, it's not eSata, it's eSATA :P

I've edited the ad, thanks :)

eSATA is external devices.  ESATA/E-SATA means Enterprise SATA. http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/ESATA

It's remote fully managed.  ESATA stands for Enterprise SATA.