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The NSA, etc. wanting to spy on Tor users doesn't come as a big surprise to me. But a Linux Magazine? Come on... It seems that according to the NSA the new terrorists use keyboards and brains, not guns. Soon knowledge will be outlawed. Everyone with an IQ above 90 will be flagged as potential...

Actually it's /22 (1024 IPs) per LIR and that's it.

Maybe they want to get rid of the "Burst" name. It brings bad karma.

With 300ma max available to the USB port you'd have to get a little creative to do that. Yes, it's doable, you'd have to add a powered USB hub or something.

Yes, i think EDIS no longer offers it and has no immediate plans to start offering it again. But i think there was some provider from Netherlands who had free Pi colo if you only used ipv6, you have to pay only if you want an IPv4 address. I might be wrong or mixing things up though.

What does the graph show for some other unrelated sites? If it similar, or not?

@serverian thanks! So can you scale the license to be for more agents later? I.e. buy a license for 5 agents, later "upgrade it" to 10 agents?

I don't know how this works, is there some short tutorial? This license is for a server that needs to be backed up. What about the storage server where the backup goes? What software is needed there? What license is needed?

I don't think TW Telecom was popular outside USA? At least i haven't heard of their presence here in Europe. So Level3 growing even stronger in USA... i can see that as a good thing.

Well, ARIN has whole 2 /10s and 2 /11s left in stock. It's time for Microsoft to throw some bribes around.

Any chance that the laptop is going in sleep state in the meantime, or something like that? TCP will slow down to hell if packets get dropped, and packet may get dropped if the laptop goes to sleep.

From what i understand they now only give a maximum /22 per LIR and that's all. RIPE has been in this state for a long time now, the world has not ended yet.

They could acquire IP address space on the aftermarket.

As i told you already if you sell this as parts / components instead as a whole system you will get much more money.

Debian latest (Wheezy) might be problematic, because of the kernel. CentOS would be easier. Or you should install the rhel6 based OpenVZ kernel first. Read the instructions here -  http://download.openvz.org/debian/

Yes, to get the last /22 RIPE requires that you (a LIR) already got an ipv6 block before that. I don't know if they check the "up and running" part though.

I think the RIRs should stop giving any additional IPv4 allocations to any company who have not implemented IPv6.

The sooner they finish the last /8, the better.

Or you can spend 2 minutes changing the DNS entry to point to the other server. Or some smart DNS company (rage4) can do it automatically for you, when the first server goes down.

Didn't the whole burstnet company expire already? I thought they were bought and the old company was closed, to screw the creditors.