[TYPO3-english] TYPO3 & Magento Hosting with SSL 256bit cert

[Paul Vetch]

Hi,

Just on the RackSpace recommendation: you pay an *enormous* premium for 
their support (which is of course their big selling point).

Personally I have a dedicated (i.e. hardware) server at a lesser known 
UK-based host: www.memset.com.    They are green-powered too, Linux only, 
have amazing support (the basic free support is responsive - instant in case 
of hardware problems - and they really go out of their way to help).

Although their (terrible!) website only mentions 128bit certs, they'd 
support 256.

Paul

"Ries van Twisk" <typo3 at rvt.dds.nl> wrote in message 
news:mailman.24446.1247756177.3168.typo3-english at lists.netfielders.de...
>
> On Jul 16, 2009, at 9:35 AM, Sebastian Schnur wrote:
>
>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> I am searching for a hoster, which is specified for TYPO3 _and_ 
>>>> Magento
>>>> hosting in Germany.
>>>>
>>>> Needs are:
>>>> - redundant fast internet connection
>>>> - 256bit SSL certificate.
>>>> - fast and pro support
>>>> - fast reliable servers.
>>>> - ...
>>>>
>>>> Which hosters can you recommend?
>>>> I prefer pro/business hosters.
>>>>
>>>> Anyone any expereience?
>>>>
>>>> REgards
>>>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> look at http://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting/ssl/zertifikat/ and you'll  see
>> that they distribute 256 Bit SSL Certificates. Magento will run. You
>> just have to rent a SH500 minimal.
>>
>> I've running 3 Domains on a SH500, with a lot of traffic, no  problem. :)
>> You have to think about to rent a sever.
>>
>> What are your performence requirements? What's your business?
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>
>
> If it doesn't have to be in germany you could look at Rackspace in the 
> UK.
> Since you mentions a lot of FAST and with some dots (you properly want 
> more)
>
> One thing you didn't mention is the need for 24x7 support, a lot of 
> smaller hoster cannot
> give you that unless you want to have somebody from support in India  on 
> the phone.
>
> With rackspace I had good experience when it comes to hardware  support, 
> you
> can call them and they check it out for your, right away, no delays  and 
> no support tickets,
>  although possible with support tickets if it's less urgent.
>
> You need to decide for yourself how much you will loose per hour when 
> your
> server(s) are not availale. Then decide a hoster that matches your  needs.
>
> Ries
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