Full rack with 20Mb bandwidth, 20 amp [...], $ 900.00/mo.

Full rack with 20Mb bandwidth, 20 amp power has been added on Sep 18, 2026

📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalBitcoin
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	United States
⚑ Targeting :	US
🚀 Uptime :	99.99 %

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Got.Net is a long-established California Internet and hosting provider operated by The Internet Connection, Inc., with service history going back to 1995. The company developed around the Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay Internet market and now operates from Salinas, California. Jason Campbell is associated with the company as founder, while Cliff Greenberg serves as CEO.

Got.Net is considerably broader than a conventional shared-hosting provider. Its portfolio combines web hosting, VPS, cloud servers, managed Proxmox infrastructure, dedicated servers, colocation, IP connectivity, domains, SSL certificates, DNS, professional email, fixed wireless Internet and business VoIP. This makes it suitable for customers who prefer to consolidate website hosting, infrastructure and network connectivity with a single provider.

The standard hosting platform uses Plesk together with Softaculous, allowing easy installation of WordPress, Joomla, Magento and many other applications. Hosting accounts include automated backups, SSL certificates, DDoS protection, malware scanning, email and optional dedicated IP addresses.

The current Plesk hosting range is divided into Solo, Business and Premium packages. Solo includes 50 GB SSD storage, five domains, five email accounts, two databases and 100 GB traffic. Business increases the resources to 150 GB SSD, ten domains, 50 email accounts, ten databases and 300 GB traffic. Premium provides 450 GB SSD, 30 domains, 150 email accounts, 30 databases and 900 GB traffic. A domain name and SSL certificate are included for the first year. The hosting configuration also refers to unmetered bandwidth, although fixed traffic allocations are shown for individual packages, so customers with high transfer requirements should confirm the applicable policy for their selected account.

The VPS platform is based on KVM virtualization and uses SolusVM for server management. Customers receive root access and can select an operating system, while automated backups and software deployment tools simplify administration. Managed VPS service is available for customers that do not want to handle all server maintenance themselves. VPS hosting carries a 99.9% uptime guarantee.

Cloud hosting is built around Proxmox and supports both Linux and Windows workloads. Linux options include Ubuntu, Debian and CentOS, while Windows Server is available for customers requiring Microsoft environments. Resources can be scaled as requirements increase, automated backups are supported, and the service includes a 99.9% uptime guarantee.

The higher-end Proxmox infrastructure is substantially more powerful. Managed dedicated-cloud configurations combine KVM and LXC virtualization with dedicated compute nodes, storage resources, monitoring, backups and migration assistance. STD Dual CPU systems use Dell PowerEdge R640 servers with Intel Gold processors and Cisco Nexus networking with dual 25 Gbps connectivity per host.

An XSMALL configuration includes one host with 32 physical CPU cores, 384 GB RAM, 3 TB NVMe storage, 3 TB HDD storage and 1 TB S3 capacity. Larger configurations scale to four hosts with 128 physical cores, 1.5 TB RAM, 15 TB NVMe, 15 TB HDD storage and 7 TB S3 capacity. Proxmox backups, cluster configuration, networking, storage administration and migration support are included. Security options include ZTNA, MFA, vulnerability scanning and penetration-testing functions.

Dedicated servers are available for customers needing physical hardware rather than virtual infrastructure. One managed configuration uses a Cisco C220 M4 with 24 CPU cores, 64 GB RAM, two 1 TB SSD drives and 10 TB transfer over a 1 GbE connection. Dedicated systems include a dedicated IP address, DDoS protection and hardware/software support, while custom server configurations are available for more demanding projects.

Professional email uses SmarterMail and supports domain-based mailboxes with SSD storage, IMAP, POP3, aliases, forwarding, SSL, backups, antivirus and anti-spam protection. Got.Net also maintains @got.net and @mbay.net hosted mailboxes. Secure IMAP, POP3 and SMTP access allows the service to work with Thunderbird, Apple devices and other standard email applications.

Other services include domain registration and transfers, SSL certificates, Cloud DNS and business VoIP. Cloud DNS operates through a global Anycast architecture and carries a 100% DNS uptime guarantee.

Business VoIP includes auto attendants, hunt groups, SIP trunking, conferencing, mobile applications, call queues, SMS, video meetings and optional call recording. Its voice infrastructure has a stated 99.999% uptime level and uses geo-redundancy across more than four data centers.

Got.Net also remains active as a regional ISP. Fixed wireless service covers parts of Santa Cruz and Monterey counties, with speeds reaching 100 Mbps and on-network capacity exceeding 300 Mbps. Wireless connections include symmetrical burst capability, static IP addressing and no data cap. Dedicated Internet access and customized network services are also available.

The company operates in English, while commercial pricing is primarily in USD. Its current customer environment combines the main company website with a separate billing portal, client area and technical knowledge base.