Ping Pipe power

There is a wide choice of server configurations available, this makes it difficult when deciding which will best fill your needs. You will need to consider any minimum system requirements of any software you will be installing on the server, your plans for expanding your online presence, as well as your budget.
PingPipe offers a wide [...]

PingPipe has doubled the RAM included on the Intel Core 2 dedicated servers, now you get 2GB RAM, 2 hard-drives, and 3300 GB traffic included each month:
Intel Core 2
2.66GHz/ 1333FSB
2GB RAM
2 X 160 GB hard drives
3300 GB traffic
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Starts at $89/month
There’s lots of available options, including secure backup space, Cpanel or Plesk, and more. Choose the [...]

PingPipe gives you the choice of where you have your dedicated server.
For most people who want their servers to be in North America it really doesn’t matter which city you choose on the dedicated server order form
Our central US (Texas) location is popular with online gamers who want super low latency to all [...]

If you think that you will be needing a dedicated server for the next three or more years you might want to consider buying the server hardware and colocating it with PingPipe. It certainly can help lower your monthly webhosting costs. PingPipe service is much more than ping, power, pipe. It’s also highly skilled staff [...]

Choosing your  uplink port speed for your dedicated server largely depends on what you will be using it for. Both choices include our 100% network uptime guarantee.
PingPipe single processor dedicated servers are setup on a 10Mb/s port burstable port. This speed is usually sufficient if you use your server for backup, or if you are [...]

It’s what drives your online presence and how visitors find your site. Keeping your domain name registration current is important. Often it is difficult to remember your domain renewal date, and the last thing you want is for your site to not be visible. When you sign up for webhosting with PingPipe and purchase [...]

There has been a new vulnerability discovered  in most versions of Linux.
In order to address this, clients using Linux as their operating system are strongly advised to run the YUM feature (or updates, if they are using Cpanel or Plesk) and then enter a support ticket to have their server rebooted.