Did anyone else try coding their own version first?

[zomgmike]

And decide you'll never get around to perfecting and refining your own version? I can't believe I even tried.

 

TCAdmin is the way to go.

[swish]

Actully we did look into it. But as stated for "Upkeep" and all the backend stuff its just easyer to let tcadmin do it....plus its a panel that alot of clients know.

 

Still lookin forward to v2

[adamnp]

im confused, Wasn't aware there was even a competitor....

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[stealthservers]

Actully we did look into it. But as stated for "Upkeep" and all the backend stuff its just easyer to let tcadmin do it....plus its a panel that alot of clients know.

 

Still lookin forward to v2

 

v2? I hadn't heard anything about this, want to give some insight?

[swish]

EFC wont tell us nothin....just simply "Its ready when its ready"

[ECF]

All I can say is Luis is working hard on it. I think you all will like the improvements and additions he is making.

[Moonkai]

And decide you'll never get around to perfecting and refining your own version? I can't believe I even tried.

 

TCAdmin is the way to go.

 

I had a nice little php script for America's Army that worked pretty well.

There wasn't a DB of any kind, and it had to be edited for each customer. (making it impossible to deal with on a daily basis)

[rich835]

I understand that V2 will be ready when it's ready, which is fair enough, but surely it wouldn't hurt to let us know about some of the new features that we can expect to see in the new release?

[swish]

It would hurt. ECF breaks down in tears everytime he tries to tell us...Its just so amazing he cant stand to bear to post the news.

[Todd Holley]

lmao, I would like to know some info. You guys should of not said anything about a v2 release. Now everyone is nagging you for details.

[ECF]

Nope. I made my initial post and was clear that there would be no timeframe mentioned.

 

The post was to let people know that we were not adding anymore features to V1, and only fixing problems with it. I think that is only fair that we be up front about that with our users.

[HIS-MOTHER]

ECF,

 

Does this mean we would need to purchase a V2 license or will V1.*.**** license owners be able to upgrade to V2?

 

When it is released of course.

[Todd Holley]

Well I hope it is a free upgrade.... We are current customers and pay our yearly fee for support and updates.

[ECF]

There will be price increases for new clients as well as discounted update pricing for existing users. Pricing has not been discussed yet, so I have no idea what the increases will be.

[leetservers]

Well, I must admit after using V2 for the past month its pretty awesome.

 

-Bobby

 

Kev is phone ringing off the hook? LOL

[ECF]

Funny guy

[DougK94]

How about for those of us with owned licenses?

[ECF]

I really am not going to say much more about licensing because we have not talked about it as a group yet. When we get it worked out we will post it.

[JasonF]

I know there is a lot of grey area around the v1 to v2 licensing but some info would be helpful. I am currently buying all of my remote server licenses and if I have to repurchase v2 licenses it does not make sense for me to continue purchasing v1 licenses.

[ECF]

It will be an upgrade price. You will not have to pay the full V2 price to switch up.

[JasonF]

Thanks ECF.

[XSlice]

Aw, Upgrade Price. I Just Bought TCAdmin. It Should be Free to upgrade....

 

Please?

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Owner of XSliceHosting

http://www.xslicehosting.com

[sgservers]

well why should we pay the yearly fee after we bought license that makes no sence what so ever i think ill wate till v2 comes out before i even think about buying my remote licenses

[DougK94]

The yearly fee is for updates/patches to TCAdmin and for support. Have you tried any software from Parallels and their yearly SUS prices along with a $75 charge per support ticket? TCAdmin's prices are a drop in the bucket compared to these.

 

I am not jumping up and down with joy at the prospects of a possible price increase either, but I understand if they must do so. TCAdmin is a super product with super support. If you do not like the prices or the software, there are other competing products out there.