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As of this week I have the option of switching from Comcast to CenturyLink at my apartment and CenturyLink will give us money to cover the cancellation fees if we want to. My biggest concern is IPv6 since I utilize IPv6 more than IPv4 on anything that's important to me, can anybody with...

So I received a letter in the mail from the company that manages my retirement accounts and it was basically a pamphlet trying to get me to increase the money into my 401k but something struck me as odd, one of the stats they quoted was that most people live in retirement for 30 years... does...

I'm trying to build a report in WHMCS that will generate a list of products sold this month and group them by server. The code I have now doesn't work, nor do I know why it doesn't work but I'm sure it's because I suck at MySQL.  :lol: Any assistance or guidance is appreciated. :) $sresult =...

Since there have been a few discussions about minimal templates lately I decided to give the new OpenVZ.org minimal templates a test run. I started getting tired though so I only did the 32bit templates for SUSE and Ubuntu. CentOS 6 32bit - 3MB RAM / 334MB Disk CentOS 6 64bit - 4MB RAM / 337MB...

I ordered one because I couldn't pass up the price. I don't know what I'll use it for though but for $5.80/month, I'll hold onto it for a while. I only logged into it long enough to secure SSH and run some speed tests though. So who else grabbed one and what do you plan on using it for?

So I am trying to find a proper way to use regex in PHP to find if a variable contains "http:/" but not "http://". Basically I have a script that in some rare instances one of the slashes gets removed from a URL so I need to check to see if the slash got removed and add it back if it did. Any...

So I recently wiped my laptop and downgraded to Windows 7 from 8.1 and ever since my PuTTY SSH sessions have been having an issue with going extremely slow if they are idle for 15 minutes. When I first connect to any server, the SSH sessions is responsive and quick. After 15 minutes of being...

I hope I worded the title correctly, I'm drawing a blank right now on the correct terms so I'll describe what I'm trying to do instead. I want to return only the rows in a table that all have the same value in one column but only if they all have a specific value in another column. So here's...

I have about 20GB worth of PuTTY log files that I want to dump onto a VPS so I can access them later if needed (I hate deleting stuff that's less than a year old). Any ideas of a simple PHP script that I can throw on a webserver and then put the log files into a directory and it can handle...

I've been wanting to upgrade my laptop to an SSD drive to a while but the size that I need it out of my budget for now and would cost about half of what I paid for the laptop so I'm thinking of taking my SSD drives I have laying around and using them as external drives instead. Basically, I only...

So we've been having this problem for a while now but nobody has been able to assist us. We've hired experts, paid hundreds of dollars in remote hands for multiple data centers, and posted threads on various forums without any luck so I'm reaching out to vpsBoard in the hopes that somebody might...

With our recent expansion, we are looking to start offering a VPN service again but we'd like somebody experienced to head up this venture. At this time we're not 100% on the details of how we want to do this so we're extremely flexible if you have some ideas or goals. We do have the hardware...

Since we're expanding to a few locations I figured something like this might be interesting for those who want to move their VPS around. Thoughts? I was thinking of putting some limitations on it like X number of migrations per day/week/month.

I just had an idea pop into my head and now I'm looking for a Raspberry Pi alternative that has 2 ethernet ports for a project I want to work on. I don't care about any of the specs as long as it has 2 ethernet ports (even 10Mbps will do), it runs some version of Debian, and is under $100 with a...

Today we got home from getting my daughter her first haircut and we're uploading all of the photos and videos from 2 cameras to our Facebook accounts and while I was uploading my pictures I realized how unorganized my "Pictures" folder is and I wanted to find a way to make organizing my pictures...

My daughter just turned 3 years old this week and I'm looking to install a new OS on her netbook since she's been getting more and more familiar with Windows 7 to the point that she can use Chrome fairly well and I'm afraid of some of the trouble she can get into on a Windows OS (she's already...

Secure Dragon LLC. was registered in October of 2010 and has been selling quality VPSs since the beginning. We've grown over the years and currently offer services in Florida, Colorado, Georgia, California, Illinois, and Oregon. In 2012 we received our own IPs from ARIN so we manage all of our...

My Pandora One annual plan expired this week and I was planning on renewing it but streaming on any desktop is annoying as f*ck because every 5 or 6 songs it will start playing a 2nd song while the other song is still playing forcing me to pause the 2nd song to let the other finish, then I have...

So I recently upgraded my home connection from 25Mbps to 50Mbps (I wanted cable and it was cheaper to get their bundle than to order the cable separate) and I was running some speed tests and noticed that Comcast's test site (http://speedtest.comcast.net) does both IPv4 and IPv6 tests. I noticed...

I went to go pay my invoice with them tonight and their Paypal account cannot accept payments anymore and the only other option for payment is mail-in payments which I'll do if I really have to but not accepting Paypal is a red flag for me. I'm pretty upset because they've been amazing for the...