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We shall see. Got that advertisement up in record time.

@ZotiMedia you're only lying to yourself. Everybody here is smart enough to know exactly why you're here and your empty robotic-like posts make it plain as day. You have yet to contribute anything of value to the forums based on what I've seen so far.

Lock it down with SSH and limit the commands WHMCS can run. Right now your WHMCS can wipe your whole server when it doesn't need that kind of access. Even if people outside can't get to it, one wrong WHMCS exploit and they just rooted your OpenVZ nodes also. You can't secure WHMCS so the best...

What's wrong with the restore function built into cPanel?

Suggestions: Don't run commands as root (use sudo). Don't use password authentication. Don't use default port 22. I'm on my phone so I only looked at a few lines of code but I'll look over the rest when I get back to my PC tonight.

Your ISP probably has something in their TOS about selling your bandwidth so if somebody wants to shut you down it's easier than a DDOS attack (which for a 15Mbps link is extremely easy). Also how many IPs will your ISP sell you and for how much? You can do NAT'ed VPSes like some providers but...

Do a search for sleep mode, there's some flags you can set to prevent your network from going to sleep or you can set a cron job to ping the gateway every minute (this is what I do). EDIT: Found the link: http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/1384/how-do-i-disable-suspend-mode/4518#4518

It is insured but we have to wait a few weeks while they do an investigation and even then we might not get the full amount it was insured for even with receipts.

Our SSD node that we shipped a few weeks ago was lost/stolen by UPS so we'll be shipping a new one out this week that was originally destined for LA. Glad to see the network has stabilized since the last outage. :)

Thanks @HalfEatenPie We had some routing issues with our IPs in Chicago but COLO@ has since resolved them. :)

This has been sold and the thread can be closed. Thanks. :)

Dacentec has been good for the price, network is getting better as they add more upstreams. Here's an overview of their uptime according to NodePing (note that the outage for January was me rebuilding the OS using their automated system and the outages in August, September, and October of last...

I have a RTO server from Dacentec that I stopped using late last year and recently switched it to colocated. I had some ideas to use it but I also have a trip to Las Vegas planned in a few months so I think that's a better use of the money.  B) Here are the specs: 1U HP Proliant SE1101 2x...

It could be worse, UPS delivered one of our new SSD nodes to the wrong address last Tuesday and the company is apparently so big they haven't been able to find our server. :(

Do you have any details about this? What kind of subscription/service do we need for the voice calls? If you could add something to the FAQ about the 3rd party subscriptions/services compatible/needed with this module it would be appreciated. I'll be ordering shortly.

If @rds100 starts renting out RPi2s I'll probably upgrade my RPi Model B+ I have with him now. *Hint hint!* :)

Glad I could help. I'm definitely grabbing at least one more C1s as a personal computer for my daughter. I'll probably stick with RPi2's for other projects that don't require a GUI or a fast network connection though because the power usage is less and the WiFi works flawlessly compared to the...

Well that was depressing. Even with the overclocking I tried using it for about 3 hours straight and be productive. Once I abandoned that idea I started to look for entertainment and that was just as bad. Chromium would crash and burn if I tried to stream anything so I decided to pull some files...

Just finished the Unixbench with the overclocked RPi2 and it closes the gap quite bit between the stock RPi2 and the stock C1. The temperature sensor in the RPi2 showed 53.5'C when the test completed, my infrared thermometer shows the CPU/GPU chip at 34'C while it was on the last few tests. I...

I decided to overclock the RPi2 and rerun some tests to see if I can get closer performance to the C1. I set the CPU to the "RPi2" settings (1000MHz ARM, 500MHz core, 500MHz SDRAM, 2 overvolt) and set the GPU memory from 64MB to 256MB. I played some Minecraft for the first time and it was...