Hello,
Any dedicated server provider provide me dedicated server with unlimited bandwidth? My project is five to eight thousand hosts per day, maybe more. What price can you offer ?
What price can you offer ?
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Alexismartin
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Re: What price can you offer ?
hello,
you have any location specification please mention that.
you have any location specification please mention that.
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freyacooper
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Re: What price can you offer ?
Please provide your required server customization then only i can help you out.
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andrewchristopher545
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Re: What price can you offer ?
Do you have a solution to your problem or are you still seeking for one?
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hollyjames879
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Re: What price can you offer ?
It is devoted to a single client and is not shared with anybody else. Dedicated servers usually allow the customer to pick the sort of operating system and hardware that will be placed on it. In certain circumstances, a hosting firm will provide administrative services for the customer as an add-on service, so the client does not have to bother about it.
A dedicated server provides you with RAM, storage, bandwidth, and other features. The ability of a wireless or wired network communication link to transport the maximum amount of data from one place to another through an internet connection or computer network in a certain time period – usually one second – is known as bandwidth. The rate of data transfer is described by bandwidth, yet it is a frequent fallacy that bandwidth is a measure of network speed.
A dedicated server provides you with RAM, storage, bandwidth, and other features. The ability of a wireless or wired network communication link to transport the maximum amount of data from one place to another through an internet connection or computer network in a certain time period – usually one second – is known as bandwidth. The rate of data transfer is described by bandwidth, yet it is a frequent fallacy that bandwidth is a measure of network speed.
