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vps:japan [2020-09-05 18:52 UTC] rm		vps:japan [2020-09-06 11:15 UTC] (current) rm LES inactive
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	| [[http://www.conoha.jp/|ConoHa]] 1GB  |  KVM  |  963  |  963  |  963  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  @red:No*  |  2  |  50@SSD  |  17 IPs  |  @yellow:Instant*  | Deploys harsh [[https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/92291/conoha-network-connection-faster-than-a-dial-up-modem/p1|bandwidth limits]] if you "overuse" b/w  |  |		| [[http://www.conoha.jp/|ConoHa]] 1GB  |  KVM  |  963  |  963  |  963  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  @red:No*  |  2  |  50@SSD  |  17 IPs  |  @yellow:Instant*  | Deploys harsh [[https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/92291/conoha-network-connection-faster-than-a-dial-up-modem/p1|bandwidth limits]] if you "overuse" b/w  |  |
	| [[http://www.linode.com/|Linode]] 1GB |  KVM  |  $5  |  $5  |  $5  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  1  |  20@SSD  |  @lightgreen:/56  |  @lightgreen:Instant  | 1 TB ougoing b/w, overage is $0.10/GB  |  |		| [[http://www.linode.com/|Linode]] 1GB |  KVM  |  $5  |  $5  |  $5  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  1  |  20@SSD  |  @lightgreen:/56  |  @lightgreen:Instant  | 1 TB ougoing b/w, overage is $0.10/GB  |  |
-	| /* NOGRAPH */[[http://www.lowendspirit.com/|LowEndSpirit]]  |  @red:OpenVZ  | | |  @lightgreen:€0.25  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  1  |  @red:1@SSD  |  @lightgreen:/112  |  @red:No  | 75 GB b/w, no dedicated IPv4  | [[http://getles.tk/|Instructions]]  |
	| [[https://www.ransomit.com.au/japan-vps/|RansomIT]]  |  KVM  | |  @red:$10  |  $8.75  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  2  |  20@SSD  |  10 IPs  |  Ticket  | 1 TB b/w | |		| [[https://www.ransomit.com.au/japan-vps/|RansomIT]]  |  KVM  | |  @red:$10  |  $8.75  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  2  |  20@SSD  |  10 IPs  |  Ticket  | 1 TB b/w | |
	| [[http://www.sppd.ne.jp/selfvps/|SPPD]] 2GB  |  KVM  |    |   972   |  891  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  @red:No  |  2  |  55  |  @red:No  |  @lightgreen:Instant  | ￥1620 setup, min.contract=2mo |  |		| [[http://www.sppd.ne.jp/selfvps/|SPPD]] 2GB  |  KVM  |    |   972   |  891  |  @lightgreen:Yes  |  @red:No  |  2  |  55  |  @red:No  |  @lightgreen:Instant  | ￥1620 setup, min.contract=2mo |  |
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	* **IPv6**: "No" when I couldn't find anything about IPv6 on their website; "Planned" is if they explicitly say on some page that it's coming in the future;		* **IPv6**: "No" when I couldn't find anything about IPv6 on their website; "Planned" is if they explicitly say on some page that it's coming in the future;
	* **rDNS**: whether or not Reverse DNS (PTR record) can be edited; and is it instant via their control panel, or only via submitting a support ticket; just "Yes" here means rDNS is mentioned as a feature, but it is not clear whether it's instant or via a ticket only;		* **rDNS**: whether or not Reverse DNS (PTR record) can be edited; and is it instant via their control panel, or only via submitting a support ticket; just "Yes" here means rDNS is mentioned as a feature, but it is not clear whether it's instant or via a ticket only;
-	* **Test IP**: you can ping or traceroute/mtr this to check your latency and routing; also in some cases includes IPv6, so in order to keep the table compact, I created DNS records in my domain, pointing to the actual IPs; In most cases the company website is hosted in a different network than the actual VPSes, or doesn't respond to pings; where none of that is a problem, I'll just list the website address; Note that **I don't have VPSes at all these companies**, I just found some test IPs and saved them as DNS records for your (and my own) convenience;
	* Red/green: best or worst in the category; of course it's quite subjective, e.g. some are expensive but provide a ton of resources; Dream.jp is cheap, but is OpenVZ with a slow CPU; etc.		* Red/green: best or worst in the category; of course it's quite subjective, e.g. some are expensive but provide a ton of resources; Dream.jp is cheap, but is OpenVZ with a slow CPU; etc.