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I'm currently using 12GB of RAM, 200GB storage, and during testing I will max 6 out of the 8 cores on Server1. I've moved most of the testing to Server2 but since they are both ESXi servers, I can move the VMs around as needed. The server must be able to run virtuals as the majority of my...

I need a dedicated server for dedicated resources and I need US-based providers, I've already offloaded my important stuff to a KVM of mine but there are some things I cannot move to a VPS without spending a lot of money. Additionally, my Raspberry Pi would cry if I RDPed to a Windows server in...

I currently have 2 dedicated servers for personal use (mostly development and testing) and I'm not sure which one to keep (I just ordered a new laptop so I was going to drop one to pay it off faster). Server1 2xL5420 Intel Xeons 16GB DDR2 1x256GB SSD /29 (5 usable) Unmetered 100Mbps Port...

SagoNet in Tampa.

I've setup a Windows 7 KVM on our new KVM node in Denver and the RPi with rdesktop is amazingly smooth. I'm running PiBang right now because I was doing some actual work but I'm going to switch over to RPITC to see how it runs without any extras in the background.

Yes, the problem was on our end. :)

Anybody else getting a huge amount of traffic from them? We're seeing over 120Mbps in/out for the past few hours. Not sure why but hopefully they resolve it soon or we'll have to start blocking their IPs at the router. :(

I've got a dedicated server that is being severely under utilized if that fits the requirements. http://vpsboard.com/topic/1087-looking-to-split-a-dedicated-server-2-vmware-vpss-available/

Is 1TB a generous estimate or do you know you'll use all 1TB of bandwidth?

Purchased. :)

I only use Buffalo routers because of their awesome track record and they come with a custom DD-WRT firmware by default. I'm looking to replace this though because DD-WRT doesn't play well with IPv6 and I'm making the switch to IPv6 at home.

I used Windows 7 on my primary workstation (HP Mini 210) only because I've had horrible luck getting my Broadcom Crystal HD to work in Linux and I watch a lot of HD movies on it. I do dislike that I had to hack the display drivers to get 1920x1080 resolution but that's one of the reasons I'm...

Speaking of backups... not sure how these are being handled now but I'd be willing to chip in here also if needed. ;)

http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/3825/raymii-org-got-reddited-lwn-ed-and-news-ycomb-ed-on-a-128mb-leb-with-stats ^Why not do this? Additionally, I've be happy to donate a VPS from Tampa, Denver, and Portland (DDOS Protected) for geographic diversity. While we also use CNServers like BuyVM...

I noticed whenever I reply to a thread, it says it was posted by I need to refresh the screen to see the post. Is this a common thing for IP.Board? I could have sworn in the past the post appeared when I replied but I might be mistaken. I figured with all of the AJAX magic here I would thing...

I can't think of any use for this aside from a really awesome security system but I do love seeing technology being used for something it wasn't designed for. INNOVATION!!!!

While searching for the one I used I found this tutorial that's even shorter than the one I used: http://www.justnudge.com/2013/02/setting-up-a-pxe-boot-server-with-centos-and-dnsmasq/ I need to setup a PXE server in our Denver location so I'll give this tutorial a try and see how well it...

I'll see if I can find the CentOS tutorial I used. It's insanely simple to setup and took me maybe 15 minutes (not including the ISO downloads). Creating the menu is the longest part but it comes with some samples to work off of.

@Damian, my suggestion would be to add a whitelist. We have a handful of clients that have multiple VPSs with us and run scripts like MTPuTTY so the script will see them with XX connections while they really only have 2 or 3 connections per VPS. Also, I don't know if SFTP is handled the same as...

Some providers, like IPXCore and myself, use scripts that block SSH attacks at the node level and catch them before they hit your VPS.