Remotely-hosted VBulletin hosts

[Dr. Seuss]

I have an existing VBulletin board, that someone else handles, that I'd like to port to a provider who will remotely-host it and handle any software updates, etc. A host that has strong experience with VBulletin. Suggestions?

[filburt1]

Dr. Seuss,

You are currently showing up as unlicensed. To be able to download hacks and/or receive support here at vBulletin.org, we ask the current license holder to please click here (http://www.vbulletin.com/members/membersupport_priority.php) (vB-germany users click here (http://www.vbulletin-germany.com/members/forums.php)) and enter your email address as in your account here, to show us that you are licensed.

He will need to use his customer number and password (which will be in the email he got when he paid for his license) to access that page. Please note that your email is case sensitive. The update of your account may take up to one hour.

Thank you.

[wheel]

Hi,

I'm the license holder Dr. Suess is referring to. So I'll ask the same question as he is :), with the following notes:

- approx 1 million posts.
- 5000 to 6000 registered users
- 200 to 300 users online through the day. It's a professional forum, so most traffic is throught the day, less so evenings and weekends.
- I'd guess 30-80 gigs/month of traffic, though that's a rough estimate. That also includes downloads, I don't have it broken out between downloads and the forum. I suspect most of it is forum. This could be brought down by optimizing the site I'm sure.
- currently hosted on a Dell 750 2.8ghz P4 w/ scsi.