Yearly LEB w/ IPv6 LAX

[D. Strout]

I'm looking for a low end VPS in L.A. (256MB or less), on a yearly contract. Native IPv6 is absolutely required. I'm with Iniz right now, but I need a second L.A. VPS with a different provider. As some of you may know I like BudgetVM, and since they do have all of the requirements I mentioned I am strongly considering them, but I'm looking for other options. Price should be $30/year or less, and of course a good network is important. So what do y'all got?

 

[notFound]

https://hostigation.com/?page=OpenVZ

Go ask Timmeh if he has stock, you can't go wrong with them. He's in Quadra though with their own rack(s). I have a $20/Year 128MB KVM in LAX and it's awesome although I have no use for it really, couldn't resist it (Christmas Special).

 

[concerto49]

We have $13.50/year 128MB in Los Angeles with IPv6. https://www.cloudshards.com/budgetvpshosting.php

 

[D. Strout]

We have $13.50/year 128MB in Los Angeles with IPv6. https://www.cloudshards.com/budgetvpshosting.php

Test IP?

 

[concerto49]

Test IP?

http://ca.lg.cloudshards.net - looking glass / test IP with IPv6 enabled

 

[D. Strout]

https://ca.lg.cloudshards.net - looking glass / test IP with IPv6 enabled

 

[concerto49]

http://ca.lg.cloudshards.net - looking glass / test IP with IPv6 enabled

Fixed. It's not https so as NOT to cheat. Typo.

 

[D. Strout]

Unfortunately, though I like the VPS itself, for my purposes Multacom's network is less than ideal. You are on the list, though, but I'm still open to other suggestions

 

[Reece-DM]

YEARLY 128M1 vCPU Cores

128MB RAM

128MB vSwap

25GB Disk

250GB Outgoing BW

UNMETERED Incoming BW

$15/year - ORDER NOW

Patrick @Iniz latest offer

http://vpsboard.com/topic/1553-iniz-euusa-new-locations-unmetered-incoming-unbeatable-blowout-deals/

 

[D. Strout]

Patrick @Iniz latest offer

Clearly you did not read my first post:

I'm with Iniz right now, but I need a second L.A. VPS with a different provider.

 

[Reece-DM]

Sorry I browsed it a few times, probably the 5th time round I replied.

 

[terafire]

IPv6 Native Node  

LA Location  

OpenVZ (Although I'd have to setup a veth for you to get ipv6 on OpenVZ to work well)

• 1 Core
• 128 RAM/128 Swap
• 1 IP Address
• 20GB HD Space
• 200GB Bandwidth

$15/yr with SUMMER30 Coupon

Also if you prefer IPv6 working right away, lowest KVM plan is $8.40/mo. with SUMMER30 Coupon

1 CPU Cores
512 MB RAM
600 GB Bandwidth
45 GB Space
1 IP Address

$8.40/mo with Coupon: SUMMER30

 

[Francisco]

We offer dedicated /64's with each VM now.

You can enable it in stallion and assign however many, as well as explicitly, which V6's you want.

Francisco

 

[D. Strout]

We offer dedicated /64's with each VM now.


You can enable it in stallion and assign however many, as well as explicitly, which V6's you want.


Francisco

Ummm... Did you mean to post this on another thread, or is this you announcing that you're opening an L.A. location?

 

[Francisco]

Ummm... Did you mean to post this on another thread, or is this you announcing that you're opening an L.A. location?

LV backhauls from LA so you're arguing about 1 - 2ms

Francisco

 

[D. Strout]

LV backhauls from LA so you're arguing about 1 - 2ms


Francisco

I see. I didn't know that, so if you'd actually mentioned that I wouldn't have "argued" about it. This possibility is noted.

 

[Francisco]

I see. I didn't know that, so if you'd actually mentioned that I wouldn't have "argued" about it. This possibility is noted.

Figured it was known - woops!

Some providers backhaul from SJC (abovenet does I think) but HE/Cogent pull from LAX

Best of luck on your hunt!

Francisco

 

[Patrick]

Try find a host utilising WebNX in LA, latency to Asia which I guess your looking for should be ok. Otherwise Enzu (BudgetVM) is pretty good too.

 

[WSWD]

Try find a host utilising WebNX in LA

WebNX doesn't offer IPv6.

 

[D. Strout]

...latency to Asia which I guess your looking for...

Wrong. I don't care about latency to Asia. I've already picked up a VPS from BudgetVM.