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If anyone is still interested, I could do this server for $40 and have it set up on about 24 hours.

Yeah it'd seem like it since they're offering a free month when you switch over from another host.  

I can see the spam already!

Yeah it'd sell.  I liked it when you posted it on LET and I still do  :)

We have a /29 assigned to each interface on our switch from the datacenter (gives us 5 IPs to work with) and a /29 assigned to our uplink.  We route all traffic (0.0.0.0) to that interface and we route each gateways in each of the /29's assigned to our interfaces to our uplink as well.  Doing it...

A /29 is actually 6 addresses total.  But the way we have our network set up you get 4 usable IPv4 addresses.  SilverKnightTech has a similar setup I believe

You don't know which datacenter you're offering services from?  :huh:

Linus works for NCIX I believe.

http://web.archive.org/web/20010202062800/http://www.newegg.com/ Jan. 1st 2001  :D

Yeah I think you may be able to get discounts as a business member.  I never really saw the need to apply for a business membership.

Newegg is great.  You don't need a Newegg Business account to buy server hardware though  :)

Glad to have you Conner!  :)

No problem  :) Let me know if there's anything else I could help you with. Thanks!

Hey D. Strout, Our IPv6 is tunneled through Chicago.  Here's a test IP: 2001:470:1f10:569::2.  The additional latency is really negligible since everything in Colostore is backhauled through Chicago.  There is currently no native IPv6 available in Colostore (http://bgp.he.net/AS12260#_asinfo)...

Awesome guys! Great hardware! Good luck with KVM :)

Hey guys, I have one of these servers available, racked and ready to go.  Here are the specs: - 1x Intel L5420 2.5Ghz Quad core - 2x2GB DDR2-677 PC5300 - 1x 500GB Western Digital RE3 SATA II 7.2K - 100Mbit Port/1Gbit Backbone - 2TB Transfer - 4 usable IP Addresses (/29) - Any Linux...

Thanks MannDude!   And yes, the additional latency to Chicago is really negligible (< 4ms).  Same with our IPv6 tunnel, since it is tunneled directly to the same datacenter where the fiber is backhauled to.  Colostore is also Level3's South Bend POP (DC tech just told me that today).  They have...

What's that supposed to mean? Obviously I am if the administrators here have given me the "Verified Provider" user group.  Maybe you're just unaware of the requisites of being one.  Allow me to refresh your memory - http://vpsboard.com/index.php?/topic/127-becoming-a-verified-provider/.

Do you have a bank account and a CC/Debit card attached?  I read on WHT I think that you have to either have a bank account or debit/credit card.  This issue has happened to me before which is why I researched it a bit.  Still odd though  :blink:

It's because that client probably doesn't have a credit or debit card linked to their Paypal, so they can't make a subscription.