ozgurerdogan
21-08-2014, 17:46
I know but there is €30-sys and €81-ovh price difference. And sys servers is ok for my needs. Maybe we see it one day
why isn't KVM charged by the hour?
Neil
21-08-2014, 17:38
Originally Posted by ozgurerdogan
ozgurerdogan
21-08-2014, 17:32
Best would be, provide kvm free with builtin motherboard support of course That would be really cool..
heise
21-08-2014, 15:32
Look at the prices other companies are charging for KVM option.
Neil
21-08-2014, 14:16
Hi
Correct it is not feasible to offer it by the hour, if you do require it all the time you might be better off looking at the OVH.co.uk servers.
Correct it is not feasible to offer it by the hour, if you do require it all the time you might be better off looking at the OVH.co.uk servers.
elcct
21-08-2014, 13:06
I also think buying by the hour would be more expensive
Razakel
21-08-2014, 12:29
Probably staffing and stock reasons. You'd need a whole army of people running around the datacenter (assuming your server motherboard doesn't come with it built-in, of course.)
Careimages
21-08-2014, 12:22
With the latest version of the SYS control panel I see there's now an option for KVM, but the price is only available by the day (£22 ex VAT) or week (£149 ex VAT)
Speaking for myself, the only time I'd need to use KVM is to investigate a boot problem before networking comes up. Typically I'd only need KVM for an hour or two in such circumstances. Paying for a whole 24-hour access would be overkill. OVH should consider adding something like £5 for 4 hours access, or even just £1 an hour.
Speaking for myself, the only time I'd need to use KVM is to investigate a boot problem before networking comes up. Typically I'd only need KVM for an hour or two in such circumstances. Paying for a whole 24-hour access would be overkill. OVH should consider adding something like £5 for 4 hours access, or even just £1 an hour.