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Ignorance is bliss. :)

The compliance audits here are pretty insane and the fines for not passing an audit are pretty hefty also. I'm not sure if the audits are for the SEC or what but having root access to billions of dollars worth of data makes our auditors err on the side of caution. But like I said, I could...

Oops! You're correct. I just checked the ticket again and they did give me a /48. Good catch.

When posting a thread about a security exploit for a browser, it would make more sense to post a link to  the browser's Security Advisory instead of linking to a site that people may have never heard of. Essentially you posted "People can take over computers via your browser, now click this...

I love my Dacentec server. $50/month for dual Xeons, 16GB of RAM, 4x15k SAS drives with HW RAID10 can't be beat. I use my server on a daily basis and it's always up when I need it. Oh, and the /64 of native IPv6 is the cherry on top (single-homed HE, but better than a tunnel or nothing)...

I don't think Microsoft should be allowed to break the law regardless of how large they are, but that's just me. I understand those of you who think that if you have a lot of money you should be exempt from the law but that's not how it works.

Just to clarify, all of our COLO@ locations (LA, IL, NJ, GA, and AZ) were all limited to 100Mbps ports already. The locations that had 1Gbps ports were FL, CO, OR, and TX.

How do we submit our company to be added to the list? :)

Thanks for the review @wlanboy! I'm glad to see all of the positive reviews for our new Chicago location, we're happy with how it's turning out. @Jack it's in testing now and working nicely. I hope to have it added to the production server before the end of the month after I add some more error...

Actually the best thing they can do is go to bed and worry about it later. They can either throw money at the problem or wait for the attacker to get bored, and waiting doesn't cost a dime. Sure, they can't take any new sales while their website is down but if the trade-off is not having to pay...

RamNode is using CNServers for their DDOS protection and CNServers does not offer any form of layer 7 protection so any sized attack will bypass their protection unless RamNode has something implemented on their network or their server to mitigate it.

The thread title should be changed to: U.S. judge rules search warrants extend to U.S. companies It only makes sense that US-based companies should be governed under US laws. Regardless of the location of the equipment, the equipment is owned by a US company for the purpose of generating...

I don't have a paid Hulu account so I only tested their free version. I wonder if the IPs are blocked for Hulu Plus. Either way, we're getting IPs from a residential ISPs for our clients to use for Hulu and other sites that block "anonymous" IPs. I'm a bit medicated at the moment so I'll have...

Please tell me they at least allow clients to enable Two-Factor Authentication on their WHMCS.

We're still looking into how to implement the workaround. I have a few ideas but I won't be able to test them until tonight or tomorrow. One will require some modification while the other should be seemless.

We've found a workaround for this and will be implementing it shortly. It won't be ideal for everybody but it's better than nothing.

That sucks. I just tried to watch Hulu with some of my VPNs (Secure Dragon IPs and one of my dedicated servers with another provider) and they're blocked also. I guess Hulu started cracking down or updated a database recently since they even have our new IPs blocked also.

Did you count up all of the private votes? [/letjoke] Congrats to everybody!

I like this one: http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/visual-tracert/ Shows you the miles the packets have traveled. :)

We use 2 methods but only the iptables counting matters when it comes to client's VPS accounting.