Dedicated Server
Daniweb is moving to our very own dedicated server! The site may be down/ you may be redirected over the next day or two while we do some fine tuning and the DNS entry updates itself.
cscgal
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Yeah! I'm excited. Of course, it's a low end server, but it's all I can afford - and besides, anything is better than a shared server!
cscgal
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may I ask the specs, including the connection they are using. Just curious.
jjorgensen626
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No problem ...
PIII 450 Mhz
512 mb RAM
6 gig hdd
dedicated 100 mbps switch port
I think it should be enough for only daniweb.com - being as I can't afford any more and I really would like to get off of a shared server.
cscgal
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Oops! Wrong specs ... only 128 mb of ram & in the process of asking my hosting company to upgrade that to 512 for some extra $/month.
cscgal
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Thats cool, do you know if it is using IIS, Apache, etc?
May I also ask what your average monthy bandwidth usage is (how much visitors download from the site)?
jjorgensen626
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Apache. It's running really slow right now because with only 128 megs of ram, I'm dipping into my swap file a bit. Hopefully this will be cleared up soon.
Average monthly bandwidth usage = 10 gigs/month
What I am entitled to on this dedicated server = 50 gigs/month
As I said, this is a very entry level server. Basically, I wanted to get my hands on something that would let me move off of a shared server. However, this is a temporary solution until daniweb starts earning me money (via google ads, etc.) and making it worth the investment.
This is just a hobby site, of course, but I would at least like to make back as much as I put into the site. :)
cscgal
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Is this the same hosting company that you are already using? And what is the network connection that they claim to have (T-1, T-3, OC-12 etc.)
jjorgensen626
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