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That already happens and is displayed on the ipaddresses page :) http://199.19.227.70/vserver/1/ipaddresses I think I got the inbound/outbound in reverse though <_< Woops >_> Francisco

I think if we wanted to allow IP moving we'd need to move to 'pooled bandwidth' between all virtual servers. So, you buy 5 VPS servers with 500GB each. Your 'pool' would be 2.5TB that can be shared any which way. By default a vm would come with a user settable "hard cap" of whatever the plan...

Floating IP's isn't quite that...yet :) Right now IP's are hard bound to a virtual server. The idea behind floating IP's is that an IP can be bound to multiple VM's w/o issue for the sake of high availability. Once billing merges we'll likely allow 'moving' of IP's between servers. That's...

Fair enough ;) We got lots of features on the way. The biggest commits will be: - floating IP's on both platforms - user IPV6 subnets - BuyVM+ merger

Right now i'm going over things on IRC on how to make the interface easier on mobile devices. We're thinking that the tabs for the sections of /vserver/ should disappear when you're on a mobile device and instead we should add a dropdown nav in the top nav. We'd rename 'virtual servers' to...

For a single virtual server it'd show the /64 for the region that VPS is bound to. Remember, users can't have more than a single /64 per region (for now). I could likely just add a modal to handle 'specific ip address'. I'll see about making it display the compressed IPV6 :) Could you add that...

Nope. It'll be automated. I'll likely add it on the dashboard where it'll list your subnet for each location. If you don't have a sub? You can 'provision' one and it'll do so. If you do have one, it'll link to another page where you can manage the subnet (mass add ip's, pick specific ones...

This is one of those 'early after launch' features that we have planned :) To make our lives easier we'll likely do something where when the user requests a /64, it'll be an all or nothing kind of deal. You'd have to return the ip's we randomly assign out and you'd assign yourself out of your...

For sure ;) We'll likely automate 99% of the options too. Users will put credit on their account and then there will be a billing tab on each virtual server where they can buy space/ip's/filtered ip's, change plans, or cancel. If a users account is in fully approved status the upgrades/etc...

I used CE in a previous life and man was it bad. They had this option where you could click it and it would charge credit cards for their months dues if for whatever reason you aren't using a cron. Well, the owner of that company used to click on it every few days seeing if there was any...

Yep. I took some ideas from the original one to build the new one. The new one uses bootstraps framework though so it collapses properly on low resolution devices.  Welcome to the forums and let me know if you catch any glaring bugs/interface suggestions.  That was my focus yesterday. The...

I don't know who did it but lets not jump on the hate wagon for one day :P With LET being back online I don't think they have any reason to start wacking at VPSB. I don't think there are many people that are exclusively here that would jump back over there anyways. Francisco

It's in HTTP protection mode again so there's likely to be a few things that bleed through. I'm keeping an eye out just incase :) Francisco

Good try Jack. Can't believe so much crap was started over $50. Francisco

They have the same thing up here. I've got a few in the mail and they had some big 'YOUR DOMAIN IS ABOUT TO EXPIRE' on the envelope. The first time I got one my mom rushed downstairs thinking I was about to lose our company domain or something :P Francisco

Derp :D Francisco

Given the site you're posting on you should list how many IP's come with it as well as additional's :) Francisco

All merged. I think it looks pretty good! Francisco

I stripped some margin code out that wasn't needed. Maybe that did it? I'm merging the code right now :) Francisco

How the hell. That doesn't even make sense! Is it poorly placed there? Or is it spaced properly? I'm wondering if it's a float issue. Francisco