Knowledgebase: Virtual Private Servers
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How long does it take for the VPS to be setup?
Posted by Admin on 04 March 2004 04:55 AM
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| All VPS ordered are processed within 24 hours. Usually it takes several hours to complete. | |
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Comments (1)
Kan Yabumoto
11 October 2010 06:03 PM
In my case, the migration from my old HFW-1 (reseller) account to the new HFWVPS-1 (VSP) account with
20 web sites being hosted, 12 GB combined data files, took more than 60 hours (2.5 days, and still
counting). Due to the serious lack of communications withint the "migration team", I was asked by various member of the "migration" team same simple questions such as "did you purchase SSL certificate", or "What's your admin log-in name password (which I had chosen not to change until the migration is complete). I believe the fact the "migration" team has many people in it is not good for the end user. I regret that I listened to their sales pitch to go with the VPS plan. I should have stayed as a reseller under the HFW-1 package. I had no intention of becoming an expert on Web Hosting. But, to own a VPS account, you are force to learn a lot of miscellaneous things that relate to VPS hosting. And, the fact HFW refuses to be more interactive (say, making a short phone conversation) is really a hindrance. The on-line Chat people are generally out of the loop in VPS things.
My advice to you is to stay away from the VPS package unless you want to spend hundreds of hours learning about it.
20 web sites being hosted, 12 GB combined data files, took more than 60 hours (2.5 days, and still
counting). Due to the serious lack of communications withint the "migration team", I was asked by various member of the "migration" team same simple questions such as "did you purchase SSL certificate", or "What's your admin log-in name password (which I had chosen not to change until the migration is complete). I believe the fact the "migration" team has many people in it is not good for the end user. I regret that I listened to their sales pitch to go with the VPS plan. I should have stayed as a reseller under the HFW-1 package. I had no intention of becoming an expert on Web Hosting. But, to own a VPS account, you are force to learn a lot of miscellaneous things that relate to VPS hosting. And, the fact HFW refuses to be more interactive (say, making a short phone conversation) is really a hindrance. The on-line Chat people are generally out of the loop in VPS things.
My advice to you is to stay away from the VPS package unless you want to spend hundreds of hours learning about it.