I need vps simple

[reidle]

Hi, I need vps simple for forum un smf 2.0 rc2
I've seen x1 vps service by modifying the order:

X1 - Disk Space: 10 GB
Transfer: 200 GB
1 IP Address
128 MB Guaranteed RAM
354 MB Burstable RAM
Fair Share CPU (300Mhz Guaranteed)
10Mbit Dedicated Port
HyperVM Access
Unmanaged
+ cpanel

Are you still active x1 vps?
"Payment for cPanel is unique or does each month along with the monthly vps?

 

[Mr. DOS]

The X1 VPS is still available; it's just only listed on the Order page. It is not available with cPanel; due to the amount of RAM cPanel requires, you can only get it on X3 and up. The extra $13/mo for cPanel is, AFAIK, not billed separately to the normal VPS charges.

I seriously doubt you need a VPS just for a forum, though; unless you know for a fact you need a VPS, any of the Premium Hosting packages will do just fine. (In fact, you should be able to run SMF off the free hosting.)

--- Mr. DOS

 

[Gouri]

SMF you want to use is RC so it is not recommended for main commercial forum. You can go for smf 1.1.11

 

[reidle]

What happens is that using the free hosting of any moment becomes too slow and I can not accesder or the panel or the web. I thought it best to hire a VPS for my forum and free image host that implementare further, and that gives me opportunity to try several scripts without disturbing the shared web server.

When I apply for a VPS gives me all installed ready to use or should I install, apache, mysql, and GD libraries?
What are the requirements to rent a VPS or does not exist?

 

[xav0989]

The best thing for you would be to get a premium package. It is like the shared free hosting except way faster, more space, with more features enabled and much more.

VPS packages come to you the same way a new computer comes to you. You need to install everything you want on it.

 

[Danielx386]

^ adding to that, you would need to know how to set up a firewal and other secturity system. Unless you know linux really well, I would go for paid hosting. That way you don't need to worry about about the server side of things.