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Thank you alot for your comments. To 1: You are right. Never ever tested what happens when I search for something that is not present e.g. "which ipables". Fixed To 2: Ok. Mind providing an RHEL compatible version? To 3: I considered this. It's a nice feature of iptables. But this is about...

Yes, there is a good GUI manager for KVM. Just scroll down the thread: See screenshots and the install tutorial (step 8). If you have any questions post them on the KVM thread.

I want to start a thread about how a one file script for iptables/ip6tables should look like. What default settings are ok and how different services like webserver, mailservers, etc can be unlocked. Why unlocked? Because like word filters I do not prefer blacklists: Everytime I read a post...

Totally agree with your arguments. I know some providers that are using timezones to load balance their clients. This is working if your clients are spread around the world. The managment might be not that easy, because you have to migrate clients if they change their "hours of load". But why...

Wow. Hopefully they do have something like: admin access != reseller access.

They just stated that they think that something happend. Maybe php responses with a lot of data or calls of scripts that should not be able be called by everyone. Thumbs-up that they published it.

Because they did not find anything. No news are bad news. But just saying nothing is more than chicken-hearted.

How long do we have to wait until all the archived threads are back online?

Play around with it. Try everthing I did not want to do on my production vps. The feeling you have a free trial because you are starting from zero and you can easily start from zero again is great. Afterwards I do a reinstall and build up the system for which I have bought the vps for.

Did not get any email. Why posting this on LET but not as an announcement to their customers?

Sounds quite big. If I just think about 20 concurrent 10 Gbps attacks their cleaner is blocked. It's all about math. How likely is it that 20 out of 100.000 servers are ddosed? Most likely this is marketing. Or they have to change their own policy how they handle ddos victims.

I think they are praying someone will do it. But honestly would you buy that source?

This time the timing wasn't perfect. He should have wait until SolusVM posted that the security review is done, everything is fixed and a new secure version can be downloaded.

I am concerned about the TOS too.

Looks like a burning bridge. Something I avoid. If I am not happy with the money/service ratio I cancel the service and that's it. You don't know when you meet someone again. Most of the time you need/want something. One of the usual reasons for that "hey how are you?". So don't burn a...

I totally agree. If he goes to cinema he will spend more money than a yearly vps costs. I don't like this attitude that everything related to the internet does have to be free. They don't want to pay for it but they want to have it / use it.

Looking forward to it. Please inform me if your ready to offer that!

Second that. It is the best deal for VPN related vps. That's 8

@TheLinuxBug You are right. If the provider does have a native IPv6 link. A lot are only using tunnels.

Well there are basically two options: Misuse DNS Use two rocket solid boxes with HAproxy to forward you visitors to one of at least three vps that run your website.