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We used to have few servers with them before they moved to Choopa (a ~year ago?). They were *VERY* good for the price, at least back then.

Got this yesterday:   ...  few hours later:

Hi, Could you please fix the TOS as promised? Every day or two someone sends us a ticket with a link to your TOS...

http://whosspamming.us/list.php?provider=all&list=all How do we (IT7 Networks) get "delisted"? Two records show our prefixes announced for us by B2 as we still have a few boxes with them.

I personally prefer having a native search function by default (no Google), otherwise how are you going to search for last posts mentioning company names? I know you can play with settings @ google (ie select timeframe for search) but it does not always work as expected.

Twitter, what is that?

So good news is I am not alone, now there are two of us :D

Hi everyone, No matter what search terms I use nothing can be found. Is it just me getting old?

The main issue with most sub-$1000 cloners is if something goes wrong during the process (bad sector, etc), they either freeze, or (even worse) make it look like the process is complete when in fact not all data was transferred. If you decide to go for a cheap one, make sure it has a disk...

MSIE on WinXP does not support SNI, but this can be remedied by installing Firefox/Chrome/etc.

There are way too many cPanel servers still running Centos 5 where SNI is not an option... unless you're willing to build your own OpenSSL, which can be quite messy.

I guess the main concern for providers is whether or not they can use this information to get new IP assignments from a RIR. Otherwise I (almost) don't see any other reason why a provider would even bother asking... As far as I am aware, SSL is still a valid justification for ARIN (they may ask...

It depends on a number of things. Right now I am not ready to promise anything, but expansion is not out of question :)

I have sent you a PM.

Looks like TOS was copied from one of our websites: Original: https://xvmlabs.com/tos.php Copy: http://32mb.club/tos.html

For those folks who missed the launch of XVM Labs a few months ago, we are back in stock with two plans: 512 MB DDR3 ECC RAM 5 GB SSD RAID-10 100 GB Bandwidth on GigE Platform: OpenVZ + KiwiVM DC: QuadraNet (Los Angeles) 1 IPv4 (max. 4 IPv4) $4.87 per year 1024 MB DDR3 ECC RAM 15 GB SSD...

Google blocks all possible smtp ports completely on their cloud service, with no option to enable. Google recommends using sendgrid for outgoing mail, which kind of makes sense (now spam is Sendgrid's problem). I am pretty sure you can do the same with Vultr or any other provider who blocks...

'last' command will show you all reboots (among other things)

I have finally figured out how to block tickets in WHMCS :lol:

Does anyone know why this exists?