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@MannDude However if you need to contact staff open a thread in the section below. https://vpsboard.com/forum/39-helpdesk-contact-staff/

I've used MIRC before but I just didn't feel comfortable with it. I'm using irccloud now and loving it. I have irc on all my devices and it just works.

Everyone has their price. If someone is willing to payout your pride then he'll, why wouldn't you?

http://lowendspirit.com/locations.html lowendspirit has turned into a bunch of providers working together. NanoVZ is one of those it seems.

That's a bit weird considering it hits Sydney on the same network @Oliver is on in Sydney.

I know, after your post I wasn't sure if the name servers I posted were public, I'm guessing they are. Better to just get rid of the post though :)

EDIT: NOPPPPEEE Should have just assumed @Francisco would deal with it.

Around 1.4-2GB. Data in Australia is expensive.

I don't understand how they keep getting away with it. Even using fake names in WHMCS for support staff seems illegal and immoral to me, it's just pure misrepresentation.

If people are still using it then why would they bother putting money towards it?

Those themes cost less than a deposit with a good web designer... Plus, nice way to bring back an old thread. Trying to get your post count up are we?

@drmike can you please put the image in spoiler tags? It's pretty long.

www is working for me.

We need to get some more traffic in here ;)

@MannDude Does VPSBoard actually have enough load to justify this or is it more a "look what we can do" thing?

What sort of connection are you on?

As I said on skype, I think you're undercharging. All of your plans with all they include are very affordable.

@Francisco if it's just simple flooding couldn't rules be implemented at a network level to effectively rate limit requests from all IPs individually? I would think that by doing this it would be easy enough to run a setup that could deal with the "bad" requests that leak though.

With my ISP it's not. All the traffic flows to the same place as IPv4 inside their network as it's all IPv6 compatible. Once outside the network I notice lower latency though.

As a provider with their own "data centre" I don't know why they don't have DDoS migration for their own service. I mean, I can understand them not offering it to clients due to making themselves a target but for their own sites, it just gives a bad impression of how much they actually care...