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This is correct. ARIN denied our request for additional IPs because "There's no policy to allow us to approve an additional allocation because you have a need for more IP addresses than you have free.".

Not SWIPing the IPs to you was a dick move also. Regardless of the situation, if somebody has a /21 the first step to take after filling out the LOA is getting them SWIPed. It's not like it costs anything or takes more time than filling out the LOA.

Heroes of The Storm is fun. I can't wait to play it again.

I still wear my iNet jacket regularly and get people who ask me if it's the same iNet that owns XYZ website. Hopefully this doesn't sully their rep and I need to start dodging rotten vegetables or something. :)

@Aldryic C'boas very cool website. Adding mine: https://steamdb.info/calculator/76561197967902294/

CS:GO eats up my free time.

cpbackup + rsync. ;)

Our NJ location has been lacking lately. We're still waiting for our data center to provide us an RFO for the recent outage and to get somebody on-site to fix our DRAC for us. Hopefully the uptime will get better.

If you know a better method I'm all ears. I'm not a software developer by any stretch of the imagination (ask vld, he did a complete audit of Wyvern). If you're implying about the potential security issues, then I would recommend adding more validation and sanitation to the script (I left it out...

It checks the IPs around you in your /24 (I think it's /24 at least) and if any of them are running proxies/VPNs/webservers then it affects your score. It's great for new IP blocks that are picked up by hosting providers that haven't been tagged as such yet by databases.

I don't think the average consumer needs 25Mbps down, 3Mbps up. I think the majority of nerds want more than 25Mbps down, 3Mbps up. Need is a strong word and 20 years ago I wouldn't even classify the internet as a need but in 2015 it is a need for a lot of people. That being said, the internet...

For those who want to integrate this into a PHP script, here's the code I use for my control panel: if (filter_var($ip, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP, FILTER_FLAG_IPV6) != true) { $proxychk = file_get_contents("http://check.getipaddr.net/check.php?ip=".$ip.""); } else { $proxychk = '-2'; } echo...

@wlanboy It'll be even faster shortly. We have a ticket open with our data center to get the network speed resolved. I'm glad you keep this thread updated so we were made aware of the problem. ;)

@wlanboy can you test the network now? We made some changes to our OpenVZ plans today. ;)

I don't think those data centers are hiring. ;) I'm mainly talking about the data centers that do billions of dollars in transactions a year and where minutes of downtime results in millions of dollars in losses.

Where do you live? There are probably private data centers near you and you don't even know it. Most private data centers take steps so they aren't recognized as data centers without close examination. Heck, the DC I work at doesn't even show up on Google Maps unless you use the Street View.

More wasted resources. :(

Thanks all, looks like I'm getting a dedicated from Joe's DC for $16. :)

If I need kernel access or something fancy that is out of the ordinary I go with KVM, otherwise OpenVZ covers 99% of my needs with the added benefit of better performance.

Here are my requirements: Any virtualization where I can install OpenVZ on it (i.e. KVM, Xen, VMware, etc...) 1GB of RAM 15GB of Disk Space At least 2 CPU Cores (the more the better) 100GB Bandwidth on 100Mbps port of faster At least 2 IPv6 Addresses (native, not tunneled) Located in...