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But how many people are going to trust it? I mean, they've claimed 'outside audits' in the past. Francisco

.... So we're in agreement that Solus is written with GOTO statements? Francisco

Are you like Peter by chance? >_> Francisco

Nor worry about the wife sleeping in on a weekend <_< Francisco

I saw the same thing with L3 as well. I don't think there is very much bandwidth that runs from NYC to Buffalo. The only time I saw a trace go direct when it was from a university in NYC to Buffalo. Other than that I've always seen it going through Chicago :S I would have figured Telia would...

That's a good point, I never noticed that :D. Thanks! I don't use proxmox a whole hell of a lot as you can tell. Francisco

Nice cPanel pricing! :D Francisco

Nope. Their BL routes are inbound only and only on the subnets announced to BL. Outbound routes will take FH's inhouse blend. They used to have TINET but picked up abovenet to replace it. They didn't expect zayo to delay things for so long though so there wasn't a smooth swap over like they...

For sure! As far as I know most hosts (all?) doing KVM on SolusVM will have template support. Proxmox doesn't support it though and that's where I do most of my dev work :D Francisco

Are the east coast DC's routing that poorly? Or is it that up to 100ms isn't a big enough deal? Francisco

It's sad that it has to be one though. :( Awk is great if you have like a single application/service that you can build a single specific ACL list for and you're good. It doesn't work well when you are using it as a tunneling service for a couple hundred people, all needing something different...

Most people are fine with just OpenVZ.   KVM is nice and gives a lot more freedom but there's been more than a few times where someone signs up for KVM and have no idea what they're doing when something breaks (need a FSCK is the most common). With that being said I use OpenVZ's any time I...

Nope, we don't compete with either of those :) We'll never be as big as even linode, nevermind amazon, unless we get some huge influx of cash. You have a few racks, datashack/WSI have a few datacenters. DS/WSI target providers a lot since they offer more IP's than you so it's a different...

 None of those are in FH, you can check their sales post. TINET isn't available anymore and nlayer/pccw were never in FH. I'd have to pay backhaul prices from LA for anything.   You're one of the few in the LEB price bracket (<$50/m) that actually advertise on here/LE. Neither of you are going...

I'm guessing you're looking at ubiquity? From what I can tell they don't provide 'actual' DDoS filtering, it's literally just an autonull: They have a rented firewall system that can handle up to 450Mbit/sec but i've not seen a flood that small in ages. Francisco

From what I can tell they used to rent China based dedicated servers. When China put in their new content licenses they had to pull out. They then started on the filtering side of things. I have the owners real name in an email somewhere. He's very friendly and if you ask he'll share. I can't...

Nope. You said that the future rests in another companies hands or something to that affect :) Anyways, this is way off course from the OP's. To answer the OP: NYC would be cool but best of luck finding filtering in that area. I've yet to find a provider offering any real filtering in that...

Nothing wrong with that but it looks pretty iffy when you're now shuffling back on an entire market because of OVH. I'll have to dig around forums to find it but I know I've seen you make said comments on other threads. Francisco

See that's the thing with you. You keep playing the 'I dont need this market, people should pick me because my network is better and [insert random reasons]'. You then decide to try to compete in the budget storage market (500GB for $7/m?) and seemed to have been scared by OVH.  All the while...