I was looking at Rackspace, but wanted to find the same level of reliability and service for a bit less money (I was quoted $400/mo).I just spent 27 minutes on the phone with Hosting.com, and they seem to have a similar service for about $150/month and I can add phone support for $100/mo.They seem like a pretty squared away company, and they do host for a few big names such as Trump University, WellsFargo, Coca Cola.What are your experiences with them?How was their tech support?Fast and accurate?One thing that I noticed is that they nativly support the reletivly outdated and underwhelming Fedora Core 4.I'm sure they could load centos or rhel, but it just seems odd that they'd offer Fedora as a main option.quick edit - seattle 
reletivly outdated and underwhelming Fedora Core 4.TY for your input. They provide hosting for some big companies, and their prices are less than RackSpace...but their control panel is webmin.com. So far I'm not excited about it. Seems to do everything...but doesn't seem very user friendly....and to get the whole package I need to pay an additional license.So far I'm impressed with their network, hardware and customer list....but the control panel...not so much.Webmin is pretty common for servers without control panels, as its free.You could try directadmin - its cheap and very popular.
reletivly outdated and underwhelming Fedora Core 4.TY for your input. They provide hosting for some big companies, and their prices are less than RackSpace...but their control panel is webmin.com. So far I'm not excited about it. Seems to do everything...but doesn't seem very user friendly....and to get the whole package I need to pay an additional license.So far I'm impressed with their network, hardware and customer list....but the control panel...not so much.Webmin is pretty common for servers without control panels, as its free.You could try directadmin - its cheap and very popular.