RSBotVPS questions.

1. Does the vps have its own ip address? If so, do I just remove the auths from my own computer's nexus client and insert them into the nexus client on the vps? Or can I leave them in both.

2. The stardard package says 4-6 bots; can I try more than 6 bots or is that the absolute max?

3.

What does it mean when it says "Number of IPs: 2"?

4. Just to clarify.. even if i'm running 6 bots on this vps, my laptop will not be held back at all?

5. Can I use this vps on a mac laptop?

6. Can I pay for the vps with paypal?


Will probably think of more questions later as they come to me.

 

1. Yes it has it's own and you need to remove them from your computer to put on the VPS
2. 4-6 bots. No you will barely make it past 4. I only run 3 bots on that same package.
3. Don't worry about that, it's something to do with your control panel shit.
4. No your VPS is not your laptop is it? Of course it won't be held back
5. You will need Putty and UltraVNC viewer so if you can download those on your mac laptop then yes
6. Yes you pay with paypal

Add me on MSN if you have questions (In signiture) I've been using rsbotVPS for almost a month now with that package mentioned above.

 

What are the bots that you run on that package?

 

I can easily run 3 bots on the first package...are you sure?

 

The amount of bots you can run on each VPS depends on the intensity. For isntance, you're never going to be able to run 6 soul wars bots, let alone 3 on the standard package. But youre probably going to be able to run 6 fishers just because there really isnt a lot of action going on there.

Any more questions? Either post, talk to a current customer, or submit a presales question on the website.

 

How good/active is the customer support?

 

Vps has it's own IP adress, you can run it on mac - you'll need different tools though to connect. I use Chicken of the VNC, which is completely free. You can use terminal for ssh connections, learn how to do that with some tutorials.

 

Excellent

 

Kiwi do you work with them or something?