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@TheLinuxBug - Are you ignoring what I'm saying? How can I possibly admit to having network issues when we aren't aware of any? As I've stated, many times, I'm not saying it's your fault, and I'm not discounting you, all I'm saying is that you have to open a ticket when you have issues with the...

@TheLinuxBug, as has been discussed in great detail between ourselves on LET, the last ticket you opened was 100 days ago, and we are unable to help you in any way unless you ask for help. We love our customers, we love our jobs, we love our servers, and we love our network. We do cartwheels on...

Yep, go to your Cloudflare Settings, then security settings tab, then at the very bottom there is a link that says "Manage WAF" :)

Yes, we do indeed, and as far as I can tell, many of our customer like it. However, as you will note from this topic, we are coding hard to bring nice features to Evorack. Yes, this topic is about a mobile App, but the true logic is in the new controller system, that is being already being...

This is actually my most favourite movie of the year!! I don't know why, but I absolutely loved it!

All our VM management software is written in house, so we have the opportunity to code to our heart's content! :)

The Pro Plan supports the WHMCS rules as well for $20/month :)

Hi Everyone, We are currently trying to conduct some research and it would be great if you could help us out! We're interested to hear if any of you folks already do, or would like to do, any administration of your VPS "On The Go". Would you find it useful to be able to perform reimages...

Hi Everyone, This is a "Tips and Tricks" emails I sent to all of our customers. It's pretty basic but I thought I'd post it here incase anyone is interested :) Cheers Jonny Evorack  

 I use Evernote for this. They do have a free version I think. I'm with O2 here in the UK and we get 12-months free of their premium service, however I think the free version is good for most people :) Cheers Jonny Evorack

This is a tricky one, but a really cool question! I definitely wouldn't give it to Ubuntu. I do like Ubuntu's ease of use, however they have plenty of funding behind them already due to Canonical. Debian seems like an excellent choice, however they don't really have an "organisation" behind...

I haven't really noticed much difference to be honest... Then again, I live mostly in the terminal and Chrome on my Mac. Don't do much more! Cheers Jonny Evorack