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netcup no longer sells RS 1000 G11 2M, so vouchers for it can't be redeemed anymore. The current lineup is G12.5.

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RS 1000 G11 2M

Key Features

  • AMD EPYC™ 9634 processor
  • 8 GB DDR5 RAM (ECC)
  • 4 dedicated cores
  • 256 GB NVMe SSD
  • 2 months free for new customers
  • Snapshots (Copy-On-Write)
  • Remote console access
  • Hardware RAID

About RS 1000 G11 2M

The RS 1000 G11 2M is the entry-level root server with a special promotional offer: get 2 months free when you sign up. It's ideal for web and mail servers, as well as light database applications.

Special Offer

  • 2 months free for new customers
  • Same powerful hardware as RS 1000 G11
  • Limited time promotional codes available

Perfect For

  • Small web servers
  • Mail servers
  • Light database applications
  • Development environments
  • Testing servers

Technical Features

  • 4 dedicated AMD EPYC™ 9634 CPU cores
  • 8 GB DDR5 ECC RAM
  • 256 GB NVMe SSD storage
  • Hardware RAID configuration
  • Snapshot support
  • Remote console access

Support & Guarantees

  • Professional technical support
  • 30-day money-back guarantee
  • Best price guarantee with additional 10% discount if you find a lower price
  • No hidden costs - all traffic included

Root Server Infrastructure

  • Enterprise hardware from DELL and HPE
  • Fast hardware RAID on SSD/NVMe drives
  • Network card with 2.5 Gbps connectivity
  • 99.9% guaranteed minimum availability
  • Multiple datacenter locations available
  • Expandable with Local Block Storage up to 8 TB

Management & Control

  • Full root access for complete control
  • KVM-based virtualization
  • Server Control Panel (SCP) access
  • Remote management via web VNC console
  • Snapshot creation and management
  • Image import and export capabilities
  • Custom ISO mounting support
No Longer Sold

netcup no longer sells RS 1000 G11 2M, so vouchers for it can't be redeemed anymore. The current lineup is G12.5.

RS 1000 G12.5 vouchers » What changed with G12.5 »