dedicated or virtual private server

[titaniumbox]

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kinsay naay idea about ani nila? og naay ika recommend na site. i just want to run a certain sa ila server 24/7 so i don't need to be online all day long..sakto bah? hehe! just got that idea somewhere na gamit aning virtual private server o kaha dedicated server..tnx! kung naay free,,mas ok..can't seem to find one cge og search online..

[clintcan]

Peace!

As for free dedicated servers, good luck finding one, because there arent any. Are you sure you want a dedicated server? Kung simple na site lang, pwede lang simple na webhost package. With dedicated umnanaged servers (lowest cost), you have to be the one to update packages, etc.

[titaniumbox]

i did thought about that..since i can't find any searching online.. VPS was more cheaper though.. im not trying to run a site. im trying to run an application/program on the server so i won't be turning my pc and being online 24/7 dedicated servers are not cheap though..haaayy..thanks for youi input clintcan

[dark_humbz]

aw, if your looking for free dedicated VPN... try hamachi... get it @ http://www.hamachi.cc
(lan over the internet)

[vindictasss]

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