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That does look nice, but I had to roll my own if it was going to integrate with my VPSes in the way I mentioned above. Plus I think it was a good learning experience. No anycast here though :( I do wonder how DNS4.pro managed to get a .pro domain. Those are usually reserved for doctors and...

Screenshot: The placeholder in the "new record" data field changes based on what record type you select. It is ready to test if anyone wants to help.

Full IPv6 support (AAAA records, native IPv6 on all nameservers, GLUE6 records on the nameserver domain) on BIND9. Other than that, pretty standard, just prettier and AJAX powered with "smart" features like delete undo. It's not enterprise grade, more for personal use. Eventually, the idea is to...

You and I are tied!

How much can the DDOS protected IP handle?

I know RamNode has all IP blocks larger than /24 (/22s and a /21), which would tend to make .1 and .0 available. You could ask Nick_A, but it's not the easiest thing to work out. You could pay for your own IP allocation of /23 or larger and DIY :) only $1250!

I have been working on a custom DNS interface that integrates with my distributed* DNS servers, and it's finally up and running. If you have a few spare domains that you can point to my nameservers and test the frontend with, I'd appreciate the help. I can't pay, but if you like it I'd happily...

@Mun that does not seem right. I have never seen any such option in any SolusVM I have seen.

I assume that's how to reconfigure the TZ, which is not what I asked. I already know how to do that (I would use dpkg-reconfigure tzdata). What I'm looking for is best practice on timezone usage on servers around the world. In that vein, another option might be to set all machine's TZ to my...

The timezone of many of my VPSes running Ubuntu Server under OpenVZ seems to be set to MSK, or Moscow time. Why is this? I assume it has something to do with the most common OpenVZ template out there? I want to reconfigure the important ones (and eventually all of them), but should I reconfigure...

I personally prefer not to use CC because they don't have IPv6. Some may prefer not to use them for the same reason. I don't care about CC other than that. I am over it.

I have getanew.pw

BlueVM is with Colocrossing, which some might not like. Also, they don't have any 512MB in stock, and going for one of their 1GB or more plans plus IPs is over the stated budget. Finally, the IPs aren't provisioned on demand with the server, @perrenate would have to open a ticket with...

FrontRangeHosting is $1 per IP. A 512MB OpenVZ is $8/month, but they have coupon code 50OFF that will take that (and IP prices!) down by half. Total is $5.50 per month, almost half your budget. If Denver's not your thing, try BudgetVM, which has several locations and whose regular price for...

Zam! You've been spoiled by GoDaddy's 99 cent domains.

Remember, I said relatively cheap. Yes, gTLDs like .com and .net and such are really cheap, but most ccTLDs, especially the ones that allow sub-three character domains, are more expensive than $50. And then there's the factor of simplicity - a lot of ccTLDs are poorly managed, making it hard to...

Since I "discovered" it about a year ago, I've been a fan of the .am (Armenia) domain. It is relatively cheap ($50), is easy to register (no paper forms, no restrictions, actual registry *), and has a lot of domains available. For instance, I have attached a list of all two-letter .am domains...

Yay! I'm winning! (Hopefully Francisco will figure he's got enough VPSes :))

I hope they get IPv6 up soon. Would be awesome if they could provision a /64 to each VM.

Yeah, it was LowEndShit for a while during the last hack too, before some jerk changed it to VPSBoard Sucks. FWIW, LEB is up right now with a new offer, but LET is still 403.