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Their website says they are aiming for sub-100 Euros (~$126.52), if they can get it to sub-$100 I'll probably order one to play with.

If it had built in WiFi then I'd order one. Looks really neat.

Either way, criminals are getting paid for being criminals. At least the dangerous criminal didn't even get enough to fix his car (not like he'll be driving anywhere in 20 years anyways).

That is strange, I am only seeing 2 minutes and 30 seconds of downtime since August for our New Jersey node. How are you measuring the uptime?

I have their cheapest "Double Play" package but I wish I didn't sign a contract because we can't wait to get rid of our cable. I've got a SB6141 and it works nicely compared to ever other cable modem I've ever had, I wish more ISPs would let you bring your own modem like Comcast does.

So I've been reading a lot of threads regarding updates breaking production nodes and the finger being pointed at somebody else other than the person who ran "yum update" or "apt-get upgrade"... really? RedHat/Debian/SolusVM/OpenVZ forced you to install updates blindly without testing them...

Yes it's a "control panel" in a sense that's hosted on their website. No they do not have full access to my servers, I would never give somebody I don't 100% trust full access to a server of mine. Read more here:

I think it's because Comcast hands off to Level3 as soon as they can for IPv6. I notice that traceroutes over IPv6 usually have less hops (to the east coast it's sometimes 1/2 the hops of IPv4 to the same server). [EDIT] Traceroute to the same VPS in Tampa, FL from my home in Denver, CO...

LoL, I know right! I'm glad we're not burning through IPv6 like we did IPv4. :D

So I got my new router a while back but wasn't able to get IPv6 working on it until today. My problem was I was asking for a /64 from them but recently they changed it so that they only offer /60 to residential clients now. I had to wait 4-5 days for my old lease to expire before I could get the...

ServerPilot is essentially an alternative to installing and running a control panel on your server. I don't use Digital Ocean but it doesn't work on OpenVZ and only works on Ubuntu 12.04 and 14.04 so you'll need KVM/Xen/Dedi for it to work. It does basic security stuff (firewalling...

I've used this setup in the past but then opted to just use nginx by itself instead. Now I've switched over to ServerPilot.io which uses this setup and it's awesome. Performance-wise I don't notice a difference really between the Apache + nginx versus just Apache or just nginx but for security...

I decided to add a limited time special that we don't advertise on our website for those who want a $3 per month DDOS Protected VPS. https://securedragon.net/ddos/

Why not run a VPN client/server on each VPS and have them connect to each other? VPN Client (You) -> VPN Server (Japan) -> VPN Client (Japan) -> VPN Server (LA) -> VPN Client (LA) -> VPN Server (Endpoint)

I can offer you that VPS for $7/month. Just place an order for our 128MB plan and reference this thread in the notes and I'll manually adjust your bandwidth, IPs, and pricing. You can select any of our locations (we do offer Dallas, Chicago, and Atlanta) and you can migrate between them if you...

It's mostly to keep the kids away. We kept having to raise our prices for DDOS protection because of the constant abuse and we finally found a price point where we don't get hit with chargebacks any more and people stop mentioning us on various forums that bring us bad clients and downtime...

We tried to use COLO@ in Dallas but they shipped the server back and it was right when they migrated our New Jersey server to another data center without telling us so we went with QuadraNet instead. We bought a server with QuadraNet in LA last month but their network can't compete with COLO@ so...

Secure Dragon LLC. was formed in October of 2010 and has been offering quality services since 2011. We are a fully registered Limited Liability Company with the Florida Department of State Division of Corporations and we obtain our IPs directly from ARIN (AS54561). We are located in 9 locations...

Yup, still crazy routing. LA -> Phoenix -> Dallas -> Nashville -> Atlanta

I don't but thanks to their amazingly accurate map on there website I know where I can get some free hardware to start my own.  :lol: