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Thanks for the mention :).

I would at least expect some kind of disaster recovery.  If your hardware fails it isn't the customers fault.

Hello all, I've been working in the industry now for about 9 years or more (old age/3 young girls... yeah)... I've recently become the owner of 15 servers and 2 switches and I'm looking to start a business whether it be dedicated servers or a mix of everything.  I don't have anything in the...

Our Server's Specification (Minimum) Hexa-Core AMD Opteron 4334 Processor 32 GB DDR3 ECC RAM SATA3 Drives in RAID-1 1Gbps Port Located in Beauharnois, Quebec :) Only one DC I know of there and that's OVH.

Sorry confused myself, thanks a lot. Would the Cell ID's in the brackets update automatically if I copy/pasted it into another cell? --------- EDIT --------- It does...  Thanks a lot for your help.

I'm not sure if that gave the expected result.  When I work it out on a calculator, I get the following; 2.58 + 21% + 3% + 3.9% + 0.30 + 1 = 4.640856706 With your string I get 3.88. Am I looking at this wrong?

Hey all, I'm trying to work something out in excel, I don't even know if it is possible but if it were, It would definitely save a headache... Basically it works like this... Cell A1 12.23 Cell B1 A1 + 21% + 3% + 3.9% + 0.30 + 1.00 = 17.136696711 If that makes sense? Basically the way I...

In doing that, wouldn't it produce an SSL warning that some aspects of the page aren't secure? With MaxCDN, they provide a free shared SSL.

The main reason I don't want to use CloudFlare is because they charge $20 to use a single SSL.  I have multiple sub-domains that would use SSL and it just doesn't seem worth it to be paying someone roughly $60+ a month just to use SSL.  I have considered using MaxCDN but it's still in the...

Anything is possible.  I'm looking for good latency for all visitors without the need of a CDN, I don't need absolute amazing speed for every single visitor, just a location that'll provide good latency for all visitors.

Read the post before replying.

I'm looking for just one location that provides good latency throughout the world.

Hey all, I'm looking to setup a server somewhere and I'm looking for the communities view. Basically I won't be using a CDN but I want my website to be accessed quickly by everyone in the world.  With that in mind, which server location would you choose and why?  With location I mean like...

Figured out the issue with memory usage over at Hostigation so I'm moving back to OpenVZ and staying put. OpenVZ has some very weird memory outputs... /Thread

I need SSL and I'm not willing to pay CloudFlare $20 a month for that when I can do it myself for free.  I've always found CloudFlare to be a downgrade rather than an upgrade. I've seen a few deals on DSD (FapVPS in particular) but not sure if any of them offer WHMCS licenses. I'm currently...

I think Jacksonville is too far down, I tested your IP and it returned at around 170+ whereas an IP in New York returned 105+. WHMCS is the deal breaker as I don't want to have to go direct due to pricing.

Of course!  What a silly question... /sarcasm. No, I'll pay additional for the license. :)

I'm looking for a KVM VPS based on the east coast.  Must have at least 1GB of memory, space & bandwidth isn't a major problem.  DDoS IP would be beneficial. Also need WHMCS license. Looking at around $10/m for the VPS.

I can do it but I'm pretty backed up at the moment so unless you can pay a small charge, it'll take a while.

I'm trying to set something up much like what DigitalOcean has for their Community area where people can post KB articles, questions and answers and generally a full public type website with points/awards etc. If anyone can provide some info or insight in how to accomplish this, I'd highly...