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DNSSEC... Isn't that used for domain signatures and for the domain owner/administrator? Does DNSSEC provider for any plain, non open air, encrypted look ups?   I looked quickly and don't see anything in that way.   Please share/point me if you know more in that regard.

To those of you with Colocrossing as a provider or upstream in Los Angeles (LAX) ---- Are you seeing any other providers than nLayer for outgoing packets?

Good points.  To be honest, I've never made sense of how they handle their routing.  The upstream graphic is umm, semi odd. " Most of it Piggybacks off the DC's BGP blend. "   I've suspected this.   What truly confirms that?  I do see some of the datacenters in the upstream graph which is one...

Yeah I have been staring at their info on HE for eons. What should I note this time? :) Other than that big drop in IPv4 Prefixes Announced and Originated...

S4GRU... looks interesting and 16k members.   I'd say real info there mixed in. Sprint is going to (by my estimate) maybe a big splash in the next 12 months.  There are tons of tower upgrades going on.   Tons of oops, this is overdue, fell between cracks, has to be done this week work showing...

Yeah CC's Buffalo location is a laughable routing mess.  Okay, I haven't checked things in a month or more there. "we have Level3 in our mix"  --- but watch the packets fly wrong directions and avoid Level3 directly out of CC's location or directly inbound too.  This has been happening since L3...

Cords are always an issue in my world. My family likes to repurpose them for their needs. My carpenter neighbor likes to "borrow" all my high priced heavy cords (I am beginning to think he takes them for scrap copper/metal as they never seem to show up again). Broke down and bought a 4 pack...

I sort of agree about battery tools not being up to task. Battery tools are plagued by odd weight issues, typically due to battery.  Run time/life for most of them is laughable (small AH batteries). I have an electric chainsaw :) It works pretty good.    Would I want an electric sawzaw?   Well...

Hey now,  let me help you, like I did originally.  I work for free, I am here to serve you: Marketplace & Reviews That is where the offers go.  It is found on homepage.   Now we have standards and requirements to make offers.  I think you need some real actual posts before you can make an...

No spelling doesn't directly impact your service, thank the heavens! Hint, gentle hint,  be more forthcoming in putting out datacenter info --- where your offers are -- within your offers.    Really helps us informed buyers when we are looking for specific networks, datacenters, etc.   That's...

Europe?  Oh boy.  Really want to go there? I've been longing for another US location...  With a better network. 

Clean up site, edit your Facebook, etc. "Germaney".... Is that a new country? Turkish?   Maybe @serverian can translate the issue for us.

I think English as second language might be part of the problem here. The Latin, Lorem Ipsum filler shows lack of care and hastily put together site.   The site looks good, it read bad and after looking at it, as a potential customer, I was unable to determine datacenter info.  I even read...

Correct.   Next, you aren't making an offer per se.  Offers go in the proper offer areas and require disclosure of a bare minimum of details.   Up until now, you hadn't provided any of those types of details required for a true offer.

How many ID you have?!  What does that mean? If you want to make offers here, you must disclose network and general info.  If that is some secret, then by all means, Webhostingtalk.com is your place to shill.   Lowendtalk.com and Lowendbox.com are both much friendlier communities I highly...

ServerSub appears to offer services out of OVH in Canada (BHS).  Unsure if other locations are also OVH. It's really odd when a company isn't more forthcoming with information.  We also frown about people solely posting to just make offers.  Spend some time in the community contributing @ServerSub.

Guess you haven't learned yet about the cloud and your data now being public? I only store my gore files in their clouds.  May it rain horror.

Yeah yeah, sure you won't :)   They make good tools, but you pay often heavily for them.   I like their battery drill and circular.   Other stuff, ehh, hit or miss. My neighbor shares your DeWalt love, except when he has to replace another one (he's a carpenter and burns through tools).

What datacenters are you offering services like these out of?  What are your network upstreams in those locations?

So @ServerSub you read this is for encoding and 100% CPU type use? I see two VPS style offers from your posts (including this). Can you tell us more about where the service is offered out of, upstreams, etc.?