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do you need managed or unmanaged. I know of a really good premium managed one if you email me at remixedcat at live dot com and I will evaluate your business needs to see if my contact can help you! 
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do you need managed or unmanaged. I know of a really good premium managed one if you email me at remixedcat at live dot com and I will evaluate your business needs to see if my contact can help you!

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So the company's staging boxes are currently run in house by the internal IT department. Their VMware infrastructure is over capacity and performance is being effected on our staging servers.<br />
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We've got approval to move our staging servers out to 3rd party hosting now, however I'm unsure of &nbsp;a good provider to use.<br />
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NTT - way too expensive for staging servers<br />
Amazon - cheap, but variable billing is a headache for me and I'd prefer fixed costs<br />
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I was hoping for a mid range UK based VPS host who whilst can offer technical support, can also offer an entirely self-service experience, with virtual KVM, hard reset options and firewall controlled by a web interface.<br />
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Can anyone recommend me one?
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So the company's staging boxes are currently run in house by the internal IT department. Their VMware infrastructure is over capacity and performance is being effected on our staging servers.

We've got approval to move our staging servers out to 3rd party hosting now, however I'm unsure of  a good provider to use.

NTT - way too expensive for staging servers
Amazon - cheap, but variable billing is a headache for me and I'd prefer fixed costs

I was hoping for a mid range UK based VPS host who whilst can offer technical support, can also offer an entirely self-service experience, with virtual KVM, hard reset options and firewall controlled by a web interface.

Can anyone recommend me one?

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