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IPv6 still not routing. It has been almost 48 hours since I opened a ticket, with no response whatsoever (not even a "looking at it...standby") there or here.

That's nice. Couple problems with that, though. I opened a ticket eight hours ago about how my IPv6 addresses are routing properly (i.e. at all), and I haven't head back. So even if someone responded to my ticket and gave me the addresses, they would be useless.

Can I get more IPv6 on the berry servers?

Fair enough :) Keep up the good work!

I like that you give out a /64, but I dislike the fact that it's not possible to add a custom address to the server - it's always randomly generated.

I'm almost always within range of wifi, and my mobile data is (to some degree) pay-as-you go (I use Ting). In general, I try not to use much, and in fact I have it turned off completely right now. I haven't had a data plan for long, just six months, and in only one of those months did I go over...

Hands down, you guys win in terms of number of US locations. Only thing is you really need to get a "normal" northwest location going (without the DDoS protection) to complete your "collection".

Ain't nobody wants that PoS.

To get IPv6 access on my home PC, I use an OpenVPN tunnel with IPv6. vpsBoard user @Nyr wrote an excellent tutorial on how to set that up. From there, use your IPv6 addresses the same way you use IPv4 - for DNS set up AAAA records alongside A records, and configure your HTTP daemon accordingly...

Congrats! I've already got a box running in L.A. - you can expect a ticket from me tomorrow on IPv6! I think you should have mentioned in your post how it's not available until tomorrow or Tuesday in L.A. P.S. I love your L.A. test IP.

Similar, but perhaps a bit bigger: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856501007

So... I've been out of the loop here for a while. Has LET seriously been down for 15 days? From DDoS? I take it from the posts here it may have been up a little bit here and there, but damn, that's a lot of downtime. I know LEB has been up a bit more since I still visit occasionally, unless I...

This is simply unheard of in the low end market. This is the kind of thing that gets summerhosts based in Buffalo drooling. Heck, this is the kind of thing that gets me drooling. Anycast, in particular, is the craziest piece. I believe I suggested something similar a while back, didn't imagine...

My IPv6 is through a VPN, and the VPS the VPN is running on gets its IPv6 through HE. If you're going through HE, good routes/latency are pretty much guaranteed. It's literally their job.

I miss all the fun.

How does your Dallas test IPv6 not have some form of da11a5 in it?

That's a deal. $100 DO credit? Heck yeah - that's over a year and a half of running one VM. Signed up just now and got a response almost immediately. Stripe is also nice - SendGrid is OK, though Mandrill does 20,000 emails/month for free.

I typically don't worry too much about uptime. Sure, it can be used as a measure of the stability of the host node, but it can be faked. And anyway, I voluntarily reboot my VMs frequently, for instance after the shellshock bug was patched I updated and rebooted many of my servers. Because of...

I hope this is for the best. I have two VMs with Iniz, both of which I just want working and not to have to worry about much. If I suddenly start getting e-mails about servers being moved or VMs being moved on to "new and improved" hardware (like, in Buffalo), I. will. be. PISSED. Sorry, rant...

...Aaaand that SBL is already gone. That is very suspicious. I suspect SpamHaus is having DB troubles, and by troubles I mean someone is fiddling with things they shouldn't be. There should be more and larger listings, but there aren't.