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TheEconomist
2006.07.16 14:07
I'd like to know if there's a MetaTrader broker out there offering, besides micro
mini lots and hedging, a server solution for running EAs - meaning that I upload
the EA on their server and it works 24/24 without having me worried about the internet
connection and power outages.
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Rosh
2006.07.20 17:41
Search like that - http://www.mirhosting.com/vps_usa.php
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TheEconomist
2006.07.21 00:08
Rosh, that thing is totally in russian! (I thought about renting a server, but I
wanted to find out if BROKERS offer this, cause I think MetaQuotes must have given
brokers SOMETHING to enable expert advisors running on client accounts from their
servers).
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stringo
2006.07.21 11:02
AFAIK no brokers offer their servers for rent. Look for internet service provider
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TheEconomist
2006.07.21 14:17
Stringo, I never even thought about brokers renting their servers. Instead, I thought
they may have some MetaQuotes software that enables them running hundreds EAs simultaneously
on clients accounts. That's what I meant by "server solution", cause
if I rent a server for myself, that's a "home made solution", but I think
this last one will be the final choice...
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oldman
2006.07.23 09:04
I don't see why you couldn't lease or rent a windows server from the many on line
providers and do it yourself...I would try to price a dedicated server (I am leasing
a unix for about $120 a month and have quite a few domains on it) check the bandwidth
allowed, and their rules and regulations but it should be doable. You can get them
by the month. I have never messed with a windows server but I am sure you would
have to go that way to run the trading platform.. as I doubt they have a unix version.
You might also check with your local isp, mine here has regular windows machines
set up as servers (I have one here at home running apache and a mail server) and
sometimes they will allow you to plug your own computer into their system or rent
a computer from them . At least you would have a pretty sure line and power etc.
I am relatively sure they would not want you on a "shared" computer.
too much bandwidth, I would imagine. I haven't checked how much the program uses
but it sure seems to light up my firewall. You can expect to pay anywhere from
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TheEconomist
2006.07.23 13:07
Hey OldMan, not all of us afford it... But I may have some chances with my local
ISP...
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alnaqeeb
2006.07.23 22:33
TheEconimist
I would strongly advise you to go for companies that offers windows VPS service. .. there are so many of them around, for me I use www. i-netsolutions.net you can hire a vps server for $35 a month with 5 GB Disk Space, 200 GB Bandwidth, and its so easy to access it, this can be done through Remote Desktop Connection which is a free utility in Windows-XP. This would be the best solution to run EA's without to be worried internet connection and power. Good luck |
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TheEconomist
2006.07.24 10:25
Thank you alnaqeeb! That's a good idea, cause you can barely find a Linux server
at that price... Now what I need is a good EA :)) If MetaTrader would have supported
more instances on the same machine, one of us could have run dozens of EAs, driving
down the costs...
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stockwet
2006.07.26 17:57
alnaqeeb wrote: Do you find that you use the 200GB? Anyone know about how much data per month this
would take?TheEconimist I would strongly advise you to go for companies that offers windows VPS service. .. there are so many of them around, for me I use www. i-netsolutions.net you can hire a vps server for $35 a month with 5 GB Disk Space, 200 GB Bandwidth, and its so easy to access it, this can be done through Remote Desktop Connection which is a free utility in Windows-XP. This would be the best solution to run EA's without to be worried internet connection and power. Good luck |
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TheEconomist
2006.07.26 20:02
I used MT Mobile (demo) for a while... it was eating up to 4 MB daily... on an average
usage of 8 hrs daily... I never went over my GPRS tariff plan of 300 MB monthly.
.. shouldn't go over 180 MBs . But of course, for one pair...
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