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Siw Helen Thorslund
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Monday 03 April 2006 5:57:26 am
We have great experience with WebDeal! http://ez.no/partner/worldwide_ez_publish_partners/webdeal
Why choose WebDeal?
Read this: http://webdeal.no/hvorfor_webdeal_as_/cms/79
www.VZT.no ( http://www.VZT.no )
VZT References ( http://http://vzt.no/index.php/vzt_eng/referanser )
VZT Extensions ( http://vzt.no/index.php/vzt_eng/extensions )
www.MediaBase.no ( http://www.MediaBase.no )
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Per-Espen Kindblad
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Monday 03 April 2006 6:47:07 am
Webdeal..what kind of prices are we talking about here? Per-Espen
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Per-Espen Kindblad
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Monday 03 April 2006 6:58:16 am
Btw. I've used Domeneshop.no a lot. Here you can get hosting for your site for a few hundred NOK pro year.
Compared to webdeal, the prices are much lower if you choose Domeneshop:
http://www.webdeal.no/ez_publish_webhotell_prisliste/cms/87
But I'm not sure about which of the two are the best when it comes to speed..
How is the speed at webdeal? Per-Espen
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Steph A
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Tuesday 04 April 2006 10:14:19 am
I have tried all of the options mentioned above. And I really would recommend to rent a dedicated server. This is because Ezpub takes a lot of the servers resources, and if sharing this with 100`s of others - the speed will be drasticly infected. Iam renting a dedicated server now, and pay about 30 bucks a month - loadtime with all cache and compiling on - is about 0,15 sec. But, by renting a dedicated server - you should of course have some experience managing and maintaing a server, or else it could get very expensive in the end.
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jack chen
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Thursday 13 July 2006 2:44:20 pm
As a admin in a hosting company, I must say EZ publish is really picky. Our customer required me to install it on a shared server. I downloaded the newest 3.8.1 and found out it only support 4.4, not 4.3, not 5. Php 5 has came out so long time and most of our new servers has installed 5. Finally I put it on a old PIII. Oh boy, this EZ publish is eating so much CPU. I am suggesting the guy to get a dedicated server now.
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Softriva .com
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Friday 21 July 2006 12:38:22 pm
Ted, What did you do? Did you get a dedicated server? If yes, are you managing it yourself? Please update us? Thank you
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Stian Lindhom
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Sunday 23 July 2006 5:24:32 am
Dedicated server is the way to go. Get a managed one if you can't be bothered/don't have time to do all the dirty maintenance work with it (it can be quite a lot). Steph A: Where did you get a dedicated server for $30 a month? That's almost creepingly cheap!
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Luke Barton
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Wednesday 26 July 2006 4:18:35 pm
Ted, I've used 3 different hosts for EZP. Datapipe and Rackspace offer high-end dedicated hosting (which is expensive: $300 USD /mo and up).
http://www.datapipe.com
http://www.rackspace.com The third option is a Virtual Private Server from Verio. You can start at $89 USD/mo and spend up to $200 USD/mo. http://www.verio.com/virtual-private-hosting/ All three of these hosts provide excellent support. However, I would investigate WebDeal first, since they are an EZ Partner that fine-tunes their systems for EZ hosting. I will try them next. -Luke
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Per-Espen Kindblad
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Thursday 27 July 2006 4:43:08 am
If you want fast and cheap hosting/dedicated server, check out: http://www.servetheworld.no/
We have great experiences with their services. Per-Espen
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Tim Dickinson
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Thursday 27 July 2006 5:35:16 am
I've got eZpublish running on a reseller account over at eleven2.com and have found it to run realy well and quickly. http://www.eleven2.com Obviously the eZ partners are perfect for hosting eZpublish, but for those of us with a rather smaller budget a reseller account can work well (and is only about $20/month). Tim
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Nathan Sharp
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Thursday 09 November 2006 6:55:18 am
Tim: I was just looking at the options here for a very low bandwidth site that won't be able to support $50/mo or more. While reviewing eleven2, which starts at $7/mo, I see that they are currently having major difficulties (and have been for a few days). Are you still happy with the service? Has your service been affected?
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Brian Garvey
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Friday 02 March 2007 8:56:44 am
If you need hosting for your Ez clients... I'd like to introduce Rackspace Managed Hosting who already host solutions for Ez Partner clients. http://ez.no/partner/worldwide_ez_publish_partners/rackspace_managed_hosting_limited <i>// Content contravene forum guidelines.</i>
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