LiquidHost - VPS from 10.50$ per year | 2GB - 7$ per month | Filtered IPs | Seattle | LA | NC

Hey guys,

Haven't posted an offer for a while, so I thought I could post one up and ley you know about some of the upcomings and new things the past month.

First, the usual 2GB offer in Seattle, LA and Lenoir (which is nearly out of stock)

2GB – Special
2GB RAM
512MB vSwap
60GB Disk Space
800GB Bandwidth
1 IPv4 Address
OpenVZ/SolusVM
$7/Month
https://liquid-solutions.biz/clients/cart.php?a=add&pid=104 - LA
https://liquid-solutions.biz/clients/cart.php?a=add&pid=102 - Seattle
https://liquid-solutions.biz/clients/cart.php?a=add&pid=103 - Lenoir

Now, the lowend plans starting from 10.50 per year, Seattle only:

L0
64MB RAM
64MB vSWAP
5GB HDD
80GB Bandwidth
1 Ipv4
100mbps port
OpenVZ
10.50$ per year
https://liquid-solutions.biz/clients/cart.php?a=add&pid=106

L1
96MB RAM
96MB vSWAP
8GB HDD
130GB Bandwidth
1Ipv4
100mbps port
OpenVZ
12.00$ per year
https://liquid-solutions.biz/clients/cart.php?a=add&pid=107

L2
128MB RAM
128MB vSWAP
12GB HDD
180GB Bandwidth
1Ipv4
100mbps port
OpenVZ
13.50$ per year
https://liquid-solutions.biz/clients/cart.php?a=add&pid=108

L3
256MB RAM
128MB vSwap
20GB Disk Space
150GB Bandwidth
1xIPv4 Address
OpenVZ/SolusVM
$15/year
https://liquid-solutions.biz/clients/cart.php?a=add&pid=99

Now about the new features and upcommings this month:

I've finished testing and I'm finally ready to release the filtered IPs for Seattle, the pricing is 5$ per month or 36$ per year. Currently, requests for additional resources (Including the filtered IPs) are handled manually, through opening a ticket, as I am not yet used to WHMCS's automatic upgrades option and TBH, not absolutely sure how to get it to automatically asign IPs from different IP block. The protection is remote (GRE tunneled to our nodes) and would filter up to 10gbps of incomming DDoS, however no guarantees or SLA is provided for this at this point, once the attack exceeds the protection we can offer, the IP will get automatically nullrouted, untill the attack is stoped. It consists of network-level protection, some custom rules requested by me and a bit of software-level protection, tweaked by me. We have a long way to walk, however even at this point - it successfully passed my tests and would be enough to protect yourself from script-kiddies :)

I'm in the final stages of testing out the free FTP space that we are about to provide to our clients and the free DNS services, hopefully I will finally be ready to roll them out this workweek. Of course - for free for our users.

Third - the new website is finally online with some minor resource upgrades for our normal plans. Any feedback is welcome on that! A special page for LEB/LET offer is also live on our website now: http://liquid-solutions.biz/leb.html

Fourth - I've started preparing a small wiki for our clients, which will include some of the most common questions and topycs for setting up different software, however got no ETA on finishing this.

Some Test IPs:
Lenoir, North Carolina: 199.241.190.99 @ DaCentec
Seattle, Washington: 198.23.149.3 @ ColoCrossing
Los Angeles, California: 198.23.250.135 @ ColoCrossing

Alexander