This is a discussion on How is GoDaddy for dedicated server hosting? within the Linux Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; We currently have a dedicated server with Rackspace, and they've been been great for 5 years now. But they ...
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We currently have a dedicated server with Rackspace, and they've been
been great for 5 years now. But they are SO expensive! We're looking into GoDaddy's dedicated hosting, and they're 1/3 to half as much but with even more features. They have a basic external hardware firewall, Rackspace you pay through the nose for. They do their own full backups (restore in case of hardware failure only) plus a very inexpensive backup server for us to use, Rackspace has no in-case-of-hardware-fail backup and the optional backup is very expensive. Things like that. Full root access in both. GoDaddy uses CentOS, but that's basically RHEL which is what Rackspace uses. Anyway, we're very tempted, it would save us literally thousands of dollars a year--but we need some opinions of people who may have used or reviewed them. Any feedback appreciated! -Liam |
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On Jul 1, 4:14 pm, Scott Bryce <sbr...@scottbryce.com> wrote:
> Liam wrote: > > No opinions? > > There may not be anybody here who has used them. Have you tried asking > at webhostingtalk.com? Thanks for the suggestion! I'll give it a try. -Liam |
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