ADSL plans

[titus]

Hello,

I was planning to buy a server to serve this site, connected via an ADSL connection. Apparently, with the number of hits we have, the transfer bandwidth will easily exceed TELUS's 1GB/month limit. Does anyone know of any Vancouver ADSL plans that offer unlimited bandwidth?

[StirCrazy]

what about shaw cable Titus? I have no restrictions on my up or down.

Steve

[reefburnaby]

Hi,

Transfer bandwidth is 7 to 8 GB (...big B mean bytes) per month (download) for Telus ADSL. So...how much bandwidth do you need ?


- Victor.

[Aquattro]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by StirCrazy:
what about shaw cable Titus? I have no restrictions on my up or down.

Steve<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Steve, Shaw doesn't allow servers on their service unless you specifically sign up for the business package. It's about $160/mo and does have transfer limits. Often the best plan is to have a company co-host with you. You use your server on their premises (with their bandwidth)

[titus]

Hello,

Yes from what I've heard Shaw doesn't allow that.

And Telus have a 1GB/month of upward traffic. When you guys request a page, my server will be uploading the traffic. There's like 40k hits per month already at 60kB/page. That's like 2.4GB of bandwith. And this board is still growing.

[Aquattro]

Titus, check out the Shaw biz package. It allows 4GB up per month. http://www.shawcable.com/packages/bus.htm

[reefburnaby]

Hi,

If you want to host that much bandwidth, I think you want to do it like it is now. I thought you were hosting much less.

If you look at how much basic ADSL costs ($40/month) and compare that to hosting (say $10/month). There are some places that do free hosting if you register your DNS name with them (i.e. http://www.100best-free-web-space.com ) DNS registration is $35 US.

- Victor.

[Samw]

You can try Novus and see if its available in your area. For $80/month, you get 10 Gigs bidirectional. Additional bandwidth is $8/Gig.

http://www.novus-tele.net

NOVUS SOHO HIGH-SPEED INTERNET SERVICE

For customers operating a business or working out of their homes, Novus offers a High-Speed Internet Service called SOHO. SOHO is designed specifically for Small Office or Home Office consumers. SOHO is 6.5 times faster than a T1 line, 8-15 times faster than Cable or ADSL, and 350 times faster than Dial-Up Internet services. Novus offers a highly secure and reliable Internet connection for the outstanding value of $79.95 per month, and $74.95 per month if bundled with one of our TV Services.

"Always on" connection
Access speeds up to 10 Mbps
Up to 5 e-mail accounts
1 static & 5 dynamic IP addresses
10 Gigabytes of bi-directional file transfer per month
Additional transfer pricing is based on volume.
11-25Gb - $8 per Gb
26-50Gb - $7 per Gb
50+Gb - $6 per Gb
Domain Hosting Included
Technical Support

[kris]

hey Titus, try this company, www.sohoskyway.com (http://www.sohoskyway.com) if they can sort of offer what you need let me know, i might be able to get you a better deal with them then what the sales rep can do.

[titus]

Hello,

Thanks. However, at the rate this board is growing, I'm not sure if I'd like to go with any metered bandwidth packages. I also talked to sohoskywave and found that they also have metered bandwidth.

[Samw]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Titus:
Hello,

Thanks. However, at the rate this board is growing, I'm not sure if I'd like to go with any metered bandwidth packages. I also talked to sohoskywave and found that they also have metered bandwidth.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I use to co-locate my webserver at Lynx Internet. It had unlimited bandwidth. You can check them out and negotiate a rate. The price will be probably near $200/month. Not cheap, but much cheaper than other places like Net Nation.

[buccoo]

Titus - you may want to check this out.

I am going to be hosting and reselling my domains out of there.

btw - they are right here in bc!!
http://www.100megswebhosting.com

[fishboy]

Hi,

I've used the Telus ADSL server package to host my site in the past. The service was ok and the price wasn't bad. I cancelled it to cut costs and now host my server off a basic consumer ADSL package with dynamic IP. One thing I didn't like about telus was there DNS service so I switched my DNS to Dotster and am much happier. Here's a link to the telus price page:
http://www.telus.net/highspeed/BC/hs-prices.html#server

Send my a private message if you want more info.