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Cherokee is interesting. It does have a web GUI. However, it's not really often used, and a lot of users would prefer nginx for its heavy flexibility.

And you now have a new customer.

Why not your own ASN in America? Just wondering.

BlueVM was already pushing out enough ColoCrossing offers.

Disable password authentication and use iptables to limit connections. I don't change SSH ports as that's just security by obscurity, and those ports are likely to get scanned anyway.

The cause that resulted in an initial loss of a .12 was due to AT&T hoarding a /12. The 0.02 loss was caused by ColoCrossing getting a /15.

Oh god, it's DewlanceVPS. So, uh, how's the AutoBoot(er)?

/me is a derp, please ignore

Thanks for the clarification.

Denver is Data 102 in Colorado Springs, Atlanta is Colo@

Trisquel GNU/Linux did the hard work of making the components libre

Charter: HOST: alliance Loss% Snt Last Avg Best Wrst StDev 1.|-- 192.168.1.1 0.0% 10 0.3 0.4 0.3 0.5 0.1 2.|-- 10.227.192.1 0.0% 10 7.8 9.7 7.1 13.2 2.0...

Debian.

I can confirm that at least Cogent and Telia are accepted inbound. My ISP gives some Telia routes, but mostly Cogent routes. CC's routing is overall wonky anyway. I'm sure most of the locations are mostly over nLayer with DC blends as backup, then we have freak-outs like Buffalo without nLayer...

They have a 6rd tunnel. I hear reports that it's shitty and not worth a damn.

Gotta love stalking arin-issued. I think they're going to keep hoarding as much v4 as possible until the farewell /22 policy kicks in. Then maybe a few years after that happens they may deploy v6. At least Comcast is enabling dual-stack for their residential customers now, and Charter has made...

Looks like AT&T got another /12 allocation. They're really hoarding IPs now - I believe this was the 3rd allocation this year.

Loose Foot Computing uses Cogent.

http://prgmr.com - HE.net only. Is it just me or or is HE the main bastion of single-homed providers?

Dirty way, works if DNSCrypt can listen on port 53 and bind to a different interface (also needed for DNSMasq): Run ifconfig lo:0 127.0.0.2 to get a new loopback interface, and then make DNSMasq listen on port 53 on 127.0.0.1 (routing requests to 127.0.0.2), and DNSCrypt listen on port 53 on...