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Been uncannily quite over here this Labor day except for some spammer.

Actually, I read everything in the thread before asking my question. And that doesn't answer it.

Out of curiosity, could you explain how your degree negatively impacts you?

OpenVZ both as a provider and a user.

LiveChatInc is the best live chat in my opinion. WHMCS built in ticket system is OK. I don't really like Kayako.

I am happy :) PSU to play with and laptop for mom since her 2007 MacBook just took a dump (literally, off the table)

Would love a non-CC east coast. Would probably get a BuyVM VPS for a ShoveHost shared hosting DNS server. Currently using DigitalOcean for that but while they've been solid they are not the most reliable feeling in the long-term.

$45? Also I'm interested in: Unbranded generic power supply for desktop computer. (was used with the above motherboard) --- FREE Zip code to ship to is 94930 USA. Thanks!

So let me get this right? BuyVM is going to move out of ColoCrossing?

Good point, but I don't think this is going to be a major problem. Customers still had to open a ticket for rDNS when we had SolusVM, because it's controlled by the datacenter, so I had to open a ticket with them every time too.

Why does it matter? The client will never need to log in to SolusVM. If you want to know which customer a VPS belongs to you can just search it in WHMCS. Another awesome feature is that if the customer changes the hostname of the VPS from WHMCS it also updates it in the services list for the...

Awesome, thanks!

Thank you. I am not sure if it is the "new" version but all I know is so far 0 obvious bugs, and me and a friend spent an entire day testing it. It's not the most beautiful thing in the world but it's really nice having it integrated into WHMCS.

Nicely done! I'm assuming servers can also be manually added if they aren't SolusVM based? This could actually be useful for dedicated servers as well.

Understood. :)

Three brand new Samsung 23" LED LCD monitors running at 1920x1080. For the fact that they're only 1920x1080 and they aren't IPS, they're damn good. One developed a green stuck pixel though, and they aren't VESA-mount capable :(

The ModulesGarden module gave me a ton of greif and they were useless at helping - but after I defined port number after IP and hostname in WHMCS server settings it suddenly started working. Haven't found anything broken - it seems to work quite well. On the OpenVZ side of things, at least.

Can do our "Dual Core" server at ShoveHost for $75. I know that's $25 more than you wanted to spend but it's in San Diego and has 4x the RAM you needed :D https://www.shovehost.com/dedicatedservers.php Just contact us at [email protected] or call or chat if you're interested.

I've requested to have myself banned. Bye!

Somebody on this forum has a brain. What a concept... Thank you! Friendly VPS Forum my ass - I'm outta here.