Would someone rent these servers?

[Jim]

Your post kind of looks like spam but I can't see how you could have put it without it looking like spam.

I don't think it is the equipment people look for so much as the people running the servers. Unless you find out a year later that you were lied to about the server you were renting

The one question I would have is isn't the percentage of yearly network uptime based on history? If the network is new, how can you claim 99.7% yearly uptime?

[r3n3gad3]

Originally Posted by Jim

Your post kind of looks like spam but I can't see how you could have put it without it looking like spam.

I don't think it is the equipment people look for so much as the people running the servers. Unless you find out a year later that you were lied to about the server you were renting

The one question I would have is isn't the percentage of yearly network uptime based on history? If the network is new, how can you claim 99.7% yearly uptime?

Hi Jim,

please explain to me why you think that this is a spam post?

Well the network uptime percentage is based on the uptime percentage of our network provider. They have a 99,98% uptime guarentee. So it's an estimated percentage. The 99,97% stands for 3 hours of unexpected downtime each year.

We have build our network in such a way that if one router or switch fails then the other router or switch (secondary) will take the job. Redundancy