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We already did an LEB post for a different promotion. Wanted that one to line up with VPSB ads going up, ended up starting it just prior :P

We can only offer 1 location, but we have a package you may be interested for one of your vps, or multiples if you chose. ▐ OVZ512: ► Cores: 3 ► Dedicated RAM: 512 MB ► vSwap: 1024 MB ► Disk: 50 GB ► Bandwidth: 2000 GB ► IPs: 2 (additional IPs available) Price: $15/year Order

Feel like it would look better if the banner was centered on the content portion, rather than the whole forum width itself. http://img.crissic.net/blr.png Edit: hmmm maybe that wouldn't work for each page.

Sure! just open a ticket.

Nothing has been passed over at this time, but in time those wishing to remain on their existing Los Angeles VPS will have emails handed over for the intent of keeping their services active yes. We feel that this is a better option than simply forcing users to locate to a new provider. The ONLY...

Emails regarding this will be going out to clients shortly, but wanted to provide a brief update: BlueVM has kindly agreed to providing service to our existing Los Angeles customers. Any existing LA customer should receive an email in the next two weeks from BlueVM regarding the change-over. At...

CC = Colo Crossing.

Only makes life easy when the Datacenter is willing to work with you, rather than playing favorites and announcing IPs for some people and not others, and going back on what was told during the sales quote period.

About Crissic: Crissic Solutions, LLC is a fast growing hosting company based out of Springfield, Missouri. We have our own ARIN allocation (AS62639). We are located within the GoRack datacenter in Jacksonville Florida, with over 50Gbps of capacity utilizing nLayer/GTT, TeliaSonera, Atrato, and...

Ding ding ding. We have a winner. Really my fault for not getting anything in writing. @PeterW Open a ticket when you find a new provider and we'll provide a full refund for your last month's service. Mentioned over at LET a bit, but I'll say it here. Part of the decision is IP related. The...

Long story short some deals had been made and a few other things laid out in terms of a proper expansion to LA that just didn't end up panning out. CC Sales saying one thing then support doing another is also a factor, but we won't get into details. Poor contingency planning on my part really...

Yeah sorry, that was better clarified in the email (hopefully) but free vps migration to jacksonville along with a free month of service for those interested.

Trying to work as best as I can with clients, so if you want a refund as Jacksonville is not a viable alternative please do open a ticket. Multiple reasons for dropping LA, one of which is their refusal to route IP's for us, and the fact that we just don't have profit margins that make sense on...

We've gone ahead and removed the IRC bouncer restriction at this time. PERSONAL BNC/ZNC/etc is permitted. Hosting IRC channels is still prohibited.

So you want to host clients out of a Closet? Who in their right mind would ever pay for that?

Looks to me that it's the MASQUERADE module not loaded? I'd toss your provider a ticket and give them the full error message and means to repeat it, if it is just a module not loaded it's a super easy fix.

With this being the internet and all, it's usually best to use your head and think before making a post. Once it's on the internet, it never goes away. And now as a result I can't make quick edits to my posts and have to report it for derps when I can't figure out how to type properly.

This holiday always sucked when I was little. Always marked the start of the school year, and almost always ended up being my birthday being the first day of school (birthday is the 3rd). Nice when it lines up though ;)

Doing a yearly promotion for our OVZ Jacksonville services, enjoy!   OpenVZ Plans ▐ OVZ512: ► Cores: 3 ► Dedicated RAM: 512 MB ► vSwap: 1024 MB ► Disk: 50 GB ► Bandwidth: 2000 GB ► IPs: 2 (additional IPs available) Price: $15/yr Jacksonville ▐ OVZ1024: ► Cores: 4 ► Dedicated RAM: 1024 MB...

Sounds like a module just isn't loaded up.