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This is something I've learned since I moved to Canada, aside from the universality of chip & pin, almost all debit cards that I've seen are true debit, not the more common debit/credit that I was used to in The States (as Canadians call it).  Those handheld card readers that restaurants are...

Honestly I can't see running an online business, at least in the English speaking world, that doesn't accept PayPal.  Almost everyone already has a PayPal account these days and there's no way I would trust some LEB provider to process my credit card directly. 

I've been migrating all of my domains from NameCheap to NameSilo, I feel that their pricing is much better and I like to stay away from a reseller whenever possible, especially an Enom reseller.  

Are you using authentication for SMTP in your email client ?

<Insert link to WHT about 16 year old starting a DC> That about sums up my feelings on the matter.  Mostly people don't want Wireless home internet and in a non-urban area the build out is going to cost you millions. I looked at getting a point to point link with a nearby DC... I hope you've...

He's try to host an IRC network, not bouncer, how would having cloaking enabled prevent the server from being attacked?

You should look at switching to sSMTP, it's perfect for this sort of job. https://wiki.debian.org/sSMTP I've converted most of my servers to use sSMTP instead of sendmail/Exim and I run a single "mailhub" based off VestaCP.

It's very likely that people had multiple VMs and set the same root password on signup.  It's also important to remember this is only what Solus THINKS that the password is, not the actual passwords.  I frequently use a weak password on signup/reset only to change it via SSH as I do not want my...

Without any hard proof this is just speculation and the title should be changed to reflect that. I can't see why CVPS wouldn't pony up for the licensing fees.

I thought it was kinda funny.

If it works, it works :)  Glad to hear that you've gotten it working.

New locations is always nice, however they really need to deploy IPv6 first, as that's the only thing that stops me from using DO long term, i.e. more than just dev work.  

  I'm just wondering, as I said I'm not that familiar with the template system on AWS.  If it's an auth problem then I was thinking maybe the keys are mismatched or something similar, however I'm not sure.    Did the error log shed any light on the problem?    To remove all NoMachine...

Have you checked the NX log and see if it reveals the error?  I'm not that familiar with the AWS template system, is all information saved across, i.e. SSH keys?   See this page for NoMachine error log info: https://www.nomachine.com/AR08J00651

Run the following as your NX user: sudo apt-get -y --no-install-recommends install gksu gksudo firefox FireFox will now be running as root.

I've been with MCH for about 6 months now. I currently have 2 active VPSes, both KVM in BHS, and I'm quite satisfied with both of them.     I use one of them almost everyday via RDP for work, running 2008 Server and works great and I regularly push 100Mb/s+ and extract/compress very large...

My suggestion would be to add your NoMachine user to sudoers, then do sudo su after you've logged into NX.

Apologies, I recently changed my website configuration, moved away from VestaCP on that server and forgot to restore the subdomain with the NX files, it should be working properly now.

Found this, dual GigE: http://utilite-computer.com/web/utilite-overview

I don't have a Pi but I know that I had read the ethernet was just a soldered on USB adapter.