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That's what I always love about pushing features. The amount of people that randomly try to integrate it w/o any sort of understanding *always* amazes me. It isn't easy since you need to deal with brownouts and the likes. Correct, since that would be an easy way for people to scoff the $2500/m...

Fairly sure they backhaul from LA. Francisco

Well, has there been any big file hosting sites that have gone dark recently? Is it possible they were talking about a host that just cross connected in the Toronto exchange? Cologix has a history of being extremely spam friendly/dirty so it's possible. Francisco

I think you're missing the big one - hosts paying for people to host with them. Digital Ocean, Vultr, Azure, Dell, Rackspace, OVH, Linode, etc, all more or less pay you to be their client with upfront credits with a small initial deposit. What WHT is left with is a lot of people that have run...

It's possible they're counting the /10 ARIN has set aside for CGNAT? Was it lower on that site before? It's also possible ARIN got more space from the IANA. Francisco

Jonny's in a real pickle if @aggressivenetworks or anyone else pressures their SA's. Jonny has to decide who's ass to save - Nexim's or his own. If he saved Nexim's, it's going to get out that 'Jonny authorized Nexim to use their client database even though he hasnt worked for them since...

Yeah i'm not sure why they'd be given ACL access within solus to even be able to dump the database. While it is clunky and excessive, Solus does have an ACL system in place. You can control pretty much every single thing. So why did anyone besides Lance & Jonny have access to this? I could see...

What a fustercluck. Francisco

So he's more or less admitting to yoinking the DB? I mean, there's obviously people in there with a greenvaluehost@<THEIRDOMAIN.TLD> kinda email so it's pretty obvious where they got the list. Still, how did the guy still have enough access to get in there to pull a dump? Francisco

Nothing in stone, but it'll be in the next couple months if we do it. We'll likely have voxility coming in from Frankfurt if we go forward. Francisco

Soooo.... anycast it when we got filtering in all 3 POP's? :P You did see we rolled out anycast a few months ago right? Francisco

Anycast it up! Francisco

In today's dedicated market no ones doing long-term leases unless the discounts are DEEP or it's RTO. The few 'long lease' deals I see are 6 months upfront too, and I doubt GVH was going to be shoving $250 up front for an E3 that may very well not sell (especially if they're just a reseller)...

We already have it in Las Vegas and we're working on getting it in the 2 other locations. You can ticket if you wish to buy an IP over there. Fingers crossed we'll be able to bring the cost down to $3/month from the $6/month I'm currently projecting. Francisco

The minecraft hosting companies are more often than not extremely tech newbie. There has been many hosts that claim their 2 x 2TB 7200RPM drives in RAID1 is better than SSD nodes "because there's 2 drives". There's multiple that claim they have a fully custom, self built, fitlering solution yet...

But...but....all the kid hosts on the minecraft forums claim OVH gives them 1Tbps DDOS protection!! Francisco

It's possible he was trying to get them to give him better pricing and to save him the pain of migrating. It's also likely that they said 'lol no' and simply ramped his pricing way too much. Francisco

I'll be impressed if they ever signed these. While I know they've made statements that bumping prices isn't on their menu, I just can't see them working to do a complete rewrite, integrate more features, & keep the pricing where it is. Why should they? They're the only option on the market...

May the mods beat me for this necro but figured someone google-fooing would like to know. I had a case today where a users VPS wouldn't boot up, giving ploop related corruption errors: (02:20:41) lv-node28:~/442/root.hdd root: ploop mount root.hdd -r -m /mnt Adding delta dev=/dev/ploop22693...

With that being said, a /15 was in the 'remove' pile - 157.52.0.0 -> 157.53.255.255. Pre-ARIN space given ARIN's comment about looking to validate the POC information they had on file. Francisco