Who is your hosting provider?
- Thread starter JoyFreak
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Aerodynamic
Well-known member
I use a Dutch host on a shared webhost, which is good enough for now to host my forum among other websites. Pay about 300USD yearly.
JoyFreak
Administrator
Oh my goodness, that’s very expensive. I’m going to be making a post sometime in the week about starting a community forum and which host to go for. It’s one of my top recommendations.
Bastty
Customer
I use Hostico for my Business Shared hosting. I paid like 140 Euro for my hosting till in September 2025?
I have been with Namechap before but any time when I had a problem, they just excuse themself and give me bullsh!t every time, so I moved in September.
Today I just got my new dedicate IPs as I had a problem with email delivery.
Read more about my email delivery problem in here:
forums.adminintel.com
I have been with Namechap before but any time when I had a problem, they just excuse themself and give me bullsh!t every time, so I moved in September.
Today I just got my new dedicate IPs as I had a problem with email delivery.
Read more about my email delivery problem in here:
Emails don't send after Cloudflare installation
Can you check over your SMTP settings please and see if they're all correct? They are correct as it send emails in test.
forums.adminintel.com
DigNap15
Well-known member
For me I would go for any webhost that did not have a clause in their 20 page user agrement which said that we can close your fourm for no reason, or that is does not meet our terms! (what ever they are)
I believe there are only one or two webhosts that espouse Free Speech and or conservative principals
I believe there are only one or two webhosts that espouse Free Speech and or conservative principals
PGen98
Staff member
It is, unfortunately, a major consideration for a lot of us, particularly as it comes to starting out costs.
I like KnownHost because their service is genuinely good and affordable, I would recommend them to anyone looking for a host.
JoyFreak
Administrator
You are right, they are just as important but you could all have of them and at a cheap price. I’d say that’s a winner, don’t you? I will be sure to recommend one in my next article which not only can be bought at a great price but also offers great support and service.
PGen98
Staff member
Sure, mine is:
- 2 Core CPU Processor
- 4 GB Guaranteed RAM
- 75 GB RAID-10 SSD Storage
- 2 TB Premium Bandwidth
- 2 IP Addresses
- DirectAdmin Included
- cPanel/WHM Optional
- 4 Core CPU Processor
- 8 GB Guaranteed RAM
- 150 GB RAID-10 SSD Storage
- 4 TB Premium Bandwidth
- 2 IP Addresses
- DirectAdmin Included
- cPanel/WHM Optional
JoyFreak
Administrator
These are all the features of my hosting and plan for AdminIntel:
- 5GB Disk Space (Raid1 NVMe)
- Litespeed Web Server
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- 2 FTP Accounts
- 20 E-Mail Accounts
- 1 E-Mail List
- 5 MariaDB 10 Databases
- 5 Subdomains
- cPanel Control Panel Access
- Logaholic Stats
- Spam & Virus filtering
- POP & IMAP, SMTP
- DKIM & SPF
- Choice of PHP version
- Off Site Backups
- UK hosted
- Intel / AMD CPU's
- Enterprise Grade NVMe Drives
- DDOS Protection
Bastty
Customer
How many MySQL connections do they allow?
Shawn Gossman
Member
I use DreamHost.
I don't recommend their shared hosting. It isn't that reliable.
I use their VPS. I have a VPS for web and another for MySQL. I also added CloudFlare. With that combination, everything runs smoothly.
I pay under $200 a month.
I've been with DreamHost for over 15 years.
I don't recommend their shared hosting. It isn't that reliable.
I use their VPS. I have a VPS for web and another for MySQL. I also added CloudFlare. With that combination, everything runs smoothly.
I pay under $200 a month.
I've been with DreamHost for over 15 years.