Web Hosting Reccomendations...

[mlakrid]

Hey Guys,

I have helped plenty of people on here for hardware, so I am hoping to enlist you alls webhosting / website building brains...

Here is the deal... My father has finally decided to retire from the State of Florida's Department of Transportation.

He is going to keep working as a consultant, doing the same type of work he did when he was working for the state.

To do so, he needs a reliable webhosting company who will give a service level agreement for 99% + uptime...

I need the webhosts link to site and cost per month, and website development cost (if any).

Come on guys, I know many of you do this on the side, so I need your inputs...

Thanks!

Mike A!

 

[X-Istence]

If you need guaranteed SLA for the uptime of the web-server you will want to go with some place that is fully multi-homed, and has service available that will take care of the server.

http://theplanet.com/

Multi-homed, dedicated servers, and service level agreements. Contact them for special quotes.

Full disclosure: osnn.net is currently hosted there

http://www.nac.net/enterprise/managedservices.asp

Nac.net has special services available for business and government, including fully managed servers, I suggest contacting them as well for a quote.

http://www.cavecreek.com/

They have multiple locations, and managed services. And they would be able to provide the services you would want.

Those are the ones I know about off the top of my head. Be wary of providers that provide cheap web hosting, or fly by night webhosting shops.

 

[kcnychief]

I use Sherweb.com - they are great too.

 

[Mainframeguy]

Borken-ninja - see my sig

 

[LordOfLA]

yeah except I don't offer any guarantees at the moment

 

[Johnny]

I use ixwebhosting -> http://www.ixwebhosting.com

 

[madmatt]

yeah except I don't offer any guarantees at the moment

I dig your web site! =)

 

[LordOfLA]

yeah super high tech

Its so high tech you can only see a few lines of text

 

[Geffy]

yeah super high tech

Its so high tech you can only see a few lines of text

Just waiting for the browsers to catch up then? You know you're cutting out 70-something% of the browser market as IE will take at least 10 years to support anything super high tech

 

[madmatt]

Just waiting for the browsers to catch up then? You know you're cutting out 70-something% of the browser market as IE will take at least 10 years to support anything super high tech

Ha, ha.

 

[Geffy]

*bows*