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| Hi everyone, Can anyone recommend a decent host for my companies website? I am implementing a small content management system and would need access to a fair bit of database space (1 - 2G) (Oracle or SQL Server please) The company is quite small - less than 15 people and is based in a small town in scotland. I'm sure there must be some decent hosts out there but the only one I've looked at was talking about database access in the region of tens of megabytes which wont be enough. If I cant get a host, what can we do? We do have a fairly meaty server but we dont have broadband (its out of range and we dont have a huge budget. Heres the only thing i can think of. Given that our exchange is not enabled, and assuming that i cant find a suitable host (balls) - I could host the site at a location that i know has a 2 meg down and 1 meg up connection to the internet. Could this host a small site using ALL that bandwidth (the owner is thinking about disbanding the line anywho). Also, if i got one of those connections under plusnet residential contract, could i host a site. I know is a tricky question but assuming that the server doesnt slow things down, how many hits could we handle per second (i dont expect more than 5 per second at the very very most) Any suggetsions greatfully received Simon |
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| On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 15:40, "Simon Harvey" wrote: a fair bit of database space (1 - 2G) (Oracle or SQL Server please) You might try using http://groups.google.com/ and advanced search in alt.internet.providers.uk for hosting. You can post your query and I would expect suggestions concerning either firms themselves using UK hosting, or suggesting you have a dedicated server (at under 200 quid/month) where disk space and traffic would not be a problem. Before you go to some specific firms (whose ads you might see in Internet Works, etc) I suggest you ask for comments from past users about them... might lead you to exclude a few firms where initial cost/service looks great. Peter M |
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| Many thanks for your help peter Simon |
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