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I'd have better luck getting support from Solus or WHMCS. Just an observation, there are bigger fish to fry than Akamai  :rolleyes:

To be fair, neither does a small DC in Buffalo with a few Quadranet PoPs, but your uplink pulled off a /14 allocation (around 500,000 IPs)  Akamai will actually put the IPs to good use, meanwhile...  Still wondering who @ ARIN got a new car from my favorite knockaround guys  :lol:

www.GTMetrix.com above all else.  Sign up for a free plan, and you can scan from more than their Toronto data center as well. 

Are you sure? Have you been able to duplicate this, or speculation?  The logs you posted was from mid-day, when GET (not post) was hitting cron.php. Maybe an angry ex-employee with API details. In terms of the scanner hitting them 12 hours after the emails, seems like a nice way to build...

You do seem to be on a roll lately.  :popcorn:

Ouch.  15 open incidents and 1 known ROSKO.  They seem more angry about the lack of SWIP on blocks larger than /29 though.  From this morning's listings in the comments:  No SWIP for this range which is larger than /29 and required by ARIN. Due to no SWIPs, the minimum size SBL listings for...

BTW: http://www.hkix.net/hkix/participant.htm NTT is there, but not there under 2914 for transit, but rather AS9293, so no HKIX for them, as currently peered. 

Agreed, it does seem like a pay-to-play area. Sadly, if you want under 100ms, even close - you're going to have to go direct. HKIX is never a bad touch either, but if you want mainland customers, and connectivity that's not beyond variable - buying some direct to the mainland is necessary. 

Not really. Test from one of my Beijing test servers to their Singapore network. NTT America is great for anything but... Mainland access.  [root@cn2 ~]# traceroute 103.253.144.1 traceroute to 103.253.144.1 (103.253.144.1), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 10.0.9.123 (10.0.9.123) 1.017 ms...

GVH should get their own IP allocations if they're serious at this point. An XX-Small fee from ARIN is cheap enough to stay away from CC IPs. 

We've been suggesting the following, after seeing attacks on the same /24 subnet (scanning networks) We now scan nightly and send out instructions on how to close your open NTP server or DNS resolver should you have one, a lot of PBX distributions come with NTP open by default. Start by...

Overage pricing? Haha. GVH was a reseller of HVH (as everyone knows) and publicly gave up the 2 shared hosting VPS to "HVH". Then seemingly overnight went from shared hosting and reseller services to only VPS servers with SSD and CC pass-thru E3 servers all over his signature, even here..  Soon...

Here I thought unloading VPS nodes with 100+ IPs for $120/month through a 'reseller' was a sound business model. It's almost like they're... hoarding IPs!  (Flashback to pre-lucifer run LET when I said something was odd when 140k IPs were under their name. I only started tracking their usage...

http://bgp.he.net/net/107.152.128.0/17#_whois Looks like now that B2 / ServerMania is announced, they got the CC IP treatment, a /17.  ARIN must not be too bright, then again they did use the mall as an address instead of the daycare center:

https://www.arin.net/public/fraud/index.xhtml That is all. 

Up to a certain threshold they will absorb the attack. If you're on the free tier and it starts to affect their PoPs / gets large in side, they'll disable and pass it on to you. 

Bandwidth pricing (premium) such as China Telecom / Unicom is very pricey. Unless you have a blend of both, NTT or PCCW for good measure, a connection to the HKIX and a backup such as Pacnet, you won't get great routes at all. Speed or latency wise. Route optimization is crucial, and many times...

About time people are starting to notice the bigger picture, and their biggest asset. I started mentioning it... Oh October of last year, when they had 140K IPs and a few tiny PoPs.  When I worked at HVH (pre-CC ownership) a /26 was requested... Days later (7) /24's were registered under the...

I remember HVH asking for a /26. Few days later, people were asking why BlueVM was giving out HVH IP locations. (7) /24's were there under their name. Quickly scrubbed clean. I remember mentioning this at oh... ~136k IPs in the beginning of the year, they're going on 400,000k+ Good to see...

Working, I guess I am the shut-in neighbor :lol: We have a quite diverse client-base, and try to maintain a normal ticket reply response of under 5 minutes optimally. Always under 10 minutes, PagerDuty is great for that. Plus I'd rather cover for staff that's with their families. I'll watch a...