web hosting

[Dan]

I'd second the rootbsd recommendation if you are up for running it  
yourself on a VPS. I do webhosting for my clients on my own servers  
and use the rootbsd box as a hot failover. nothing but good things to  
say about them.

but like you said there's thousands of managed web hosting companies  
out there. googling for web hosting reviews might help narrow the  
selection.

good luck,

-Dan

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On Nov 6, 2009, at 1:24 PM, "Eric W. Bates" <ericx at ericx.net> wrote:

> I've been really happy at RootBSD (http://rootbsd.com/). They don't  
> do webhosting per se; but they give you a VM with your favorite  
> flavor of BSD installed. Not too expensive. I don't think I've  
> waited more than 30 minutes from the time I put in a ticket until  
> they've dealt with it. They're even making custom bgp announcements  
> for me.
>
> Lisa Casey wrote:
>> Hi,
>> We have been running an ISP for 15 years and have decided to  
>> outsource pretty much everything. We've got our radius  
>> authentication and email outsourced, the only thing left is our web  
>> hosting. We have four domains that we currently provide web hosting  
>> for and I need to find a cheap reliable hosting company to move  
>> these to. I have, of course, google web hosting but there's  
>> thousands of them out there. I thought folks on this list might  
>> have some suggestions. Thanks, I appreciate any  suggestions/advise.
>> Lisa
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