Kimsufi - What the....?
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 What's the different?  Colo, to to be specific. The hosting of your server. Colo, to to be specific. The hosting of your server.
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 @Dashrender said: @scottalanmiller said: @anonymous said: No USA Locations - Beauharnois, Canada That is partially how they keep the price down. Hosting is cheaper in Canada. Top tier server hosting, the absolute best in the country, tops out at $70CDN per U. You can often get that down to around $40 USD if you hunt for deals. Hosting or colo? Dedicated Server hosting... Decent Specs... the KS-4 is $28 per month. (16GB RAM, 1TB Drive) 
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 @scottalanmiller said: What's the different?  Colo, to to be specific. The hosting of your server. Colo, to to be specific. The hosting of your server.I guess I read hosting and think they are hosting on their hardware, not hosting your hardware in their DC - but your use of u is what told me it was most likely your hardware there. 
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 Very, Very, Very Happy with this setup  
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 @anonymous said: Very, Very, Very Happy with this setup  Already purchased and Online? 
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 @dafyre Yes! Can't believe how fast this is.... 
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 @anonymous said: @dafyre Yes! Can't believe how fast this is.... It's on real hardware. What did you have them load on it? 
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 @dafyre XenServer 6.5 
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 @anonymous said: @dafyre Yes! Can't believe how fast this is.... Also, how do you get actual console access to it? 
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 IPMI I am hoping. 
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 @dafyre Sadly, I don't see any console access  
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 So you don't have any control of your own hardware? What if something goes wrong? 
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 I can get VM console access..... 
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 @scottalanmiller Cry? 
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 @anonymous said: I can get VM console access..... To what VM? How do you use the server that they gave you? 
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 @anonymous said: @scottalanmiller Cry? How do you manage XenServer? Do you have to use the CLI since you have it without XenCenter or whatever? 
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 @scottalanmiller They have a control panel you can install anything that they have available. Sadly I don't see a way to add a custom ISO ether. 
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 @anonymous said: @scottalanmiller They have a control panel you can install anything that they have available. Sadly I don't see a way to add a custom ISO ether. How do you connect up to it after they have it installed? 
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 @scottalanmiller I download XenCenter from there website and install it. Then all I had to do was enter the IP address, username and password  
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 @dafyre SSH or XenCenter. 


