We have a special offer for a heavy-duty dedicated root server with the following configuration: AMD Athlon 64 3700+. 2 GB DDR400 RAM. 2 x 300 GB SATA HDD's. 100 mbit/s connection. 7 dedicated IP addresses (1 in one subnet, 6 in another subnet of 8 IP's - so you can create your own name servers without problem). Pre-installed Linux (Debian, SuSE, openSuSE, Ubuntu); any other OS can be installed on your request for extra 25 euro. 50 GB dedicated FTP backup space. Unlimited usage of traffic. Root access. Minimum 99.99% uptime guaranteed. Ideal for web-hosting resellers, VoIP, game server, VPN, any other heavy-duty activity. No setup fee! Monthly price is 94 euro or 129 USD. Payment methods: CC, Paypal, e-Gold, Webmoney. PM for test file download link.
Is this a dedicated or shared 100mbps port? And I assume you mean unmetered bandwidth since there's no such thing as unlimited?
The server is still available. The proxies are ALLOWED! The connection is organized this way: there is a gateway with 1 gbit/s connection to the internet, and 10 servers behind each gateway. Each server has 100 mbit/s NIC onboard, so you will be getting 100 mbit/s connection. The usage of traffic is unlimited, you can use as much of it as you want, but if you go over 1 TB per month then the connection will be reduced to 10 mbit/s - sorry but that is the policy.
Are you selling accounts on the server or the whole server? Because I don't understand why it isn't sold yet - it's an amazing deal. BTW, Athlon 64 3700+ is a dual core processor, right? And, how much for 2 GB extra RAM? How much for 100Mbps connection throughout the month (without it being downsized to 10Mbps if usage exceeds 1 TB)?
Is it i can send up to 200K email per day? Will this a huge burden for my server? Will this cause my website to be lag?
Yes you can send as many emails as you like provided taht you comply with the anti-spam policy (i.e. you need to send emails only to the subscribed users, no unauthorized advertising). The website should not lag as you have 100 mbit/s bandwidth.