Server Beach Coupon Code -> Save $100 on a Dedicated Server
September 21st, 2007 - 3 CommentsAbout a month ago, I got serious about finding a new hosting company for our dedicated servers. Right now we have a couple of FreeBSD boxes with a company called Dedicated Now and while they offer a really good value on their base prices as well as their add-ons, they are less than helpful and informative when something goes wrong. And, it seems that something goes wrong every couple of months or so. Plus, I am not so great on FreeBSD and Debian makes life so much easier for rookies like me that I was on the look for something Debian and something on this side of the country. It didn’t take long for me to read a lot of good things about Server Beach. Server beach is based in Texas (I think) but has a NOC out here in Los Angeles (I think…sorry, not much into fact checking today). I was checking out a site that lists Debian dedicated server hosts around the world (great resource) and Server Beach was at the top (and it seems like for good reason). I actually ran down the entire list. There are some great values on there, especially if you are looking for a box in Europe somewhere, which is on the list for another day. I ended up going onto the Server Beach website and clicking on the Live Chat button. I am sure most of you know that these usually say “nobody available” for most smaller companies these days, but they had someone available.
I started chatting with a guy named Roger Gonzales, who it turns out is their Sales Manager. He was very knowledgeable and up-front….two qualities I am not used to with my current host. We chatted for about 10 to 15 minutes and discussed what I have now and what SB might be able to offer. I told him I would sign up for a Debian box and try them out. I was not disappointed.
I ordered the box at 4:59pm and received a call from someone at ServerBeach to confirm my order and go over the configuration details and billing information. He was very nice as well, and I got the feeling quickly that everyone was on the same page over there…good. We ended the call and by 7:10pm I had my server up and running and had received a few emails with the details and login information. I logged in and and was super fast. The new Debian release, Etch, was installed and up to date.
Since then, I have run a few sites on there to give it a whirl and I have absolutely no complaints. Uptime has been 100%, no network issues and I am back on Debian. I will continue to update this post on progress and the service levels at Server Beach, but I can honestly say that I don’t think there will be any issues that are not resolved quickly and where I am kept in the dark.
Oh yeah, here is the kicker. Server Beach has a coupon code that allows current customers to earn rewards of up to $250 per person they refer. The pricing is exactly the same for referrals, and the person signing up gets $100 off, just for using my code. If the referrer stays signed up for 90 days, everyone gets their money….pretty nice gig, especially from a rock solid host.
My coupon code is NWX3DCU3BW and my name is Jason Golod if you need it…not sure. You can click here to make it all happen
[tags]Server Beach, Debian, Hosting, Dedicated Server, Coupon[/tags]
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Hi,
I have just come across you website, please could you provide me with some advice relating to the following -
I would like to set up five multiple users on a windows dedicated server and I would like them all to be logged in at the same time. From past experience with a previous dedi server I found that remote desktop connection only allowed a max of two users to be logged in at the same time.
Is there any workaround to this problem with the remote desktop connection and/or is there another alternative access method rather than using the desktop connection, which would allow five users to be logged in all at the same time?
Thank you
Stephan
Stephan contact Server Intellect the techs can set that up for you in no time. The reason you can only connect with two admin is Windows limits connection to 2 ADMIN only. They can install TS with users to allow what you want done.