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That's odd, Suite 2033 is Viawest, not Query Foundry. http://www.oikosnetworks.com/datacenter/viawest/usa/texas/dallas/1950-n-stemmons-freeway.htm

Yeah gotta be careful with the vendors some try funky stuff. A few of the vendors appear to be shipping Dell drives and calling them new.

We just used a basic bootstrap admin theme: https://manage.crissic.net wasn't too bad to do. Didn't bother integrating with website though.

I've been buying new 1tb RE4's for as low as $67 per on Amazon. Sometimes can snag them for a good deal.

I had to submit a ticket to ARIN with a CC to Jon Biloh to get them to remove the POC update on the IPs I had with them in LA.

BlueVM uses CC IP space. They've never had their own AFAIK.

^This. Another idea, if you're just after being able to assign a specific set of IPv6 (preference on it not being random garbled numbers/letters that solus assigns IPv6 as), you could try requesting the host to add specific IPv6 addresses and assigning them to your container. See what wiggle...

The few times we allowed /64's on a KVM vps we made it extremely clear that the customer was responsible for binding IPv6 under that subnet and that we'd not offer any direct support in that department. I cannot directly blame a provider using Solus denying a /64 request, but if you explain that...

Do they use solus? Obviously you can manually bind IPv6 anyways, but rDNS and things of that nature would be troublesome to say the least. We've given IPv6 in /64's to KVM customers that request it, but it's entirely manual and involves a spreadsheet on our end to keep track of things, which...

Forgot to mention it, but PCCW has been life for about a week or two now :)

        About Crissic Crissic Solutions, LLC is a fast growing hosting company based out of Springfield, Missouri. We have our own ARIN IP allocation (AS62639) and we own all of our hardware.    Datacenter Location All services are located in the GoRack datacenter in Jacksonville, Florida...

I personally feel like InterWorx should compete in the DA price point. The reseller program puts it close (one license reseller is selling it at $8/m) but it's right between a DA $5/m license, and a cPanel NOC $11/m license. I'd expect it to gain a bit more traction if it was competing (at least...

is it IN the buyvm thread? I stopped reading it on like page 2.

Wonder when the BlueVM does slabbing thread will pop up. They have actual service stability issues, and is likely related to their slabbing setup. Quite a bit of drama for a provider that's been solid.

Lets add dealing with chargebacks related to Target sucking absolute ass to the list.

We buy our gear outright, we don't rent it. So when our nodes cost ~$3000 in one go, it becomes nearly impossible to run two lines at once with how fast we have been buying nodes for OpenVZ (we average 1 every week at the moment). Have some financing changes in the works that would allow us to...

We actually stopped offering KVM all together because we couldn't keep up with both our OpenVZ and KVM demands while also upgrading hardware. We'll be rolling out a similar deal in the next few months on our 12 drive servers ;)

So what this means is Chris has been under Biloh's desk giving free handjobs for a lot longer than assumed? Wonder when cVPS is going to issue a press release for them owning BlueVM. Or are they waiting until there's public proof about it, going dark for a few months, and then issuing a press...

I bet he doesn't know how Solus handles setting up vSwap in the package creation. He couldn't quite figure out how to set 100TB to 100TB instead of 97TB either :P (Hint: Solus package, vswap is calculated off of Burst minus Guaranteed. So 4096+2048=6144. 6144 is what the "burst" should be at in...

I hate Kloxo. I hate zPanel. Ugh.