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We have not really decided any formal titles, but in essence he is on our board. He is mainly dealing with the network and colo side of the business.  My guys are handling the on-demand infrastructure part of the operation.  I am working on basically all aspects of the operation at a high level.

Speaking of "rules and guidelines", what's the deal with this "rMember" crap you guys put on Mao? It really makes me question the value of participating here if there is going to be the same crap that is on the other board.  Might as well use the other board if that's the current direction of...

Tortoise and Centarra have in effect been the same enterprise since middle of last year.  Integration of both brands is on track to take effect at the end of this month.  In essence, that move has enabled us to build out more advanced services offerings, which will be available soon.  This has...

No, there was some talk about him moving his nodes to CloudShards though, IIRC.  That was going on about the same time I helped him out with his OpenVZ woes.

seriesN is a pretty good guy, I helped him out with some botched OpenVZ kernel upgrades a few months back. That said, I'm not surprised that this happened... lets just say I was warned about this prior to doing the work from one of the providers he was working with.

Wasn't related to us, the last attack we saw was Thursday morning, and I am pretty sure was just the normal level of DDoS for ServerCrate.

I guess I will have to give this a spin this weekend.  You know what kind of spin.  ;)

It is just the OnApp federated CDN.  Due to limitations in the OnApp product, my understanding is that the CDN uptime statistics are unavailable (except for the local nodes). Someone feel free to correct me if I am wrong here.

What vulnerabilities exactly did you report because everyone else I know hasn't gotten jack from that bounty program.

So was this ever finished, just wondering?

So, here's the million $ question really.  If the rate is not changed, then is the hardware still guaranteed in the event of defects? Because I always kind of saw the RTO deal as a way for you guys to sell off-lease, fairly near end of reasonable life (E5400 series CPUs are getting kind of...

You will not find such a thing.  Building out the capacity to tank large DDoS attacks requires significant CapEx and OpEx, even if you are using commodity hardware for the scrubbing.  There is no incentive to provide the service for free.

GTT did not drop us in the end. We are on AS40440 now.  We are adding additional carriers other than GTT, of course.

http://myrsk.com/features.php 6sync does use KVM.

The more interesting thing in that report is that Enzu and Ubiquity are also in the top 10 of hoarders. I will be sure to bring all three up next time I talk to ARIN.

Well, in my opinion, it is bad to mix business with empathy.  The thread on WHT should never have become what it did, and I think poorly of BurstNet regardless of the court filings. I mainly did it because volumedrive was outright lying about the nature of the filings on WHT, so I provided the...

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My opinion is simple -- force it and use HSTS to ensure it remains sticky in browsers.

Usually it's 1 device in 4U.

I think the graph pretty much explains the point I was making, but since you want me to spell it out for you... each of those gaps was an outage where InertiaNetworks was down, due to Dacentec being down.  That month had 98.3% delivered uptime, which if that's all you can deliver, you shouldn't...