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How about that what /20 belonging to an engineering company?  Huge many billion dollar company that somehow doesn't have possession of their IP range?

The Windows "support" is asking for headaches.   Seems to be a source of soreness for many providers.  Probably artificially inflates load too. Either package as annual probably gets too rich for the risk in my blood.  Monthly and quarterly are where it is at on these I believe. Rest of it...

What?  I thought there weren't any IP shortages and we shouldn't stomp on people like in Buffalo getting bogus mass allocations? VPSAce like many Buffalo affiliated companies can't afford to do business with lowend money in many places.

I don't know why Nick has hate or someone else sharing his misplaced IP does.   But I do know there is a VortexServers account on LET.   And I do know there is strange pattern of VortexServers and Biloh commenting in order on multiple threads back to back in the days prior to the Rainloop thing.

Sorry to keep everyone waiting. 67.242.128.89 Where have you been? ('Nick','Phillips','Vortex Servers, LLC','nick@v*rt-xs*rv*rs.com','8--- East Howard St','','Manchester','Iowa','52057','US','716830----',''67.242.128.89','cpe-67-242-128-89.buffalo.res.rr.com') vortexservers.com....   Why...

So which companies can I prove Chris N. controls/owns?  ('Chris','Niedojadlo','Aim2Game','[email protected]','11-1080 Brock Rd.','','Pickering','Ontario','L1W3H3','CA','9053086---','99.252.206.109','CPE0026f3216190-CM0026f321618d.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) ('Chris','Niedojadlo','VPN...

Funny topic.   Better watch before someone thinks we are drunk on the haterade. 10GB of RAM you say.  Woop woop, the sound of the police. Boo ya kah! I don't recall seeing many 6-8GB of RAM offers over at low end laughables.  Someone may have run a 6GB.   Yes: That's the single offer that...

People are insane and shameless cheapskates. Circular logic and convo flow was making me sick. All that and you get to the end and he shit talks.  Someone needs to punch that kids mother in the mouth.

Just wait until you hear what 67.242.128.89 has been up to....

Someone thinks they are being slick.  Aim2Game suddenly shuffled off to another shell/front company.   Whois info changed... Domain Name: AIM2GAME.COM Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com Updated Date: 2013-11-07 13:42:58 Creation Date: 2003-05-20 19:01:46 Registrar Expiration Date...

Thanks @scv, always good to see what folks are using and how working through stuff like this. I am still tinkering for an optimal/acceptable performance level.    This project is to stuff these functions inside a Raspberry Pi and perform caching and sanitation functions regardless of what the...

This workstation:  up 50 days, 12:50, 12 users, load average: 0.51, 0.61, 0.70  A remote server overdue on mass updates and reboot:  up 280 days, 16:21, 2 users, load average: 0.36, 0.61, 0.63

Ramnode - 2 US locations BuyVM - 2 US locations DigitalOcean NY Prometeus, Italy Those are the ones I'll admit to using and having :)   They are all running Nginx and other web servers for varied content.  Some are for DNS and caching and others for tunneling.  Mostly things get used for...

OpenVPN could be an option.  Haven't monkeyed with it to date. I roll SSH tunnels out routinely for all sorts of stuff.  So still relying on it perhaps in sub optimal environment. proxychains  - Second time I've seen you mention that.  Their site and info is mighty sparse.   Are you a heavy...

Squid locally is to serve files up fast.   Connection to net is severely impaired/slow/limited.  Behind the cache locally are multiple users.   Not everything is cache enabled.   So refetching does happen.  Better to go from there to LAN storage than there to remote server over...

Yes sir, SSH SOCKS tunnel: ssh -D 192.168.1.10:9999 -NfC2 tunnel@remoteIP I read somewhere in researching that Squid didn't support SOCK5.  Unsure if they've added that feature and if so in version currently running.

Thanks @KuJoe! Looks like it's back to engineering the solution.  Glad to hear that.

Good question. Squid is on LAN, the SSH tunnel is crypted tunnel to net via remote VPS/server.

Trying to revise my bubblegummed setup here for sanity sake. Shoved Squid back in the middle as cache layer and general Ginsu knife set for slicing and dicing things (yeah I hate Squid, but it's hard to argue about what it can do when you perfect it). Latest snafu is getting Squid to front end...

All depends where you are :)   I have luck with neither location.  I blame it on fractured and over burdened US infrastructure. I bet if I were near regional to either life would be great there.