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It doesn't say that at all, the only point about monitoring was: http://www.delimiter.com/legal/termsconditions.php Section 2 'Delimiter USA reserves the right, but does not assume the responsibility, to monitor or review any Content on Delimiter USA services. ' So infact the...

There is no overage, when you run out of bandwidth the network traffic is blocked until the next month or you add additional bandwidth.

Repost from Delimiter's BF/CM email offers All services are based in Atlanta, USA https://cc.delimiter.com/cart/black-friday-2015/ Additional servers will be added from time-to-time over the weekend, be sure to check regularly and also monitor Twitter for flash sales. Deal 1: HP Dual...

Repost from Delimiter's BF/CM email offers All services are based in Atlanta, USA KVM VPS Resource Pools (from $6/month) Design your own package with our full high availability (compute, storage and network) platform. You can spin up as many VPS as you have CPU’s in your choice of RAM...

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If you want just a simple storage server, then these all fit the bill for a LOT less money. All of them have dedicated IPMI/KVM: Dual X5150, 16GB RAM, 500GB disk, 1 IPv4, /64 IPv6, 5TB Gigabit, dedicated ILO/KVM - $20/month http://www.delimiter.com/landingpage/servers2015/?p=X515016500 Dual...

@raindog308 - I really doubt that is anything like the deal. More than likely Colocrossing doesn't want to lose the business and it get transferred to another datacentre operator, so better to do a write off or long term installments than think someone is just going to write a cheque for that...

How's this settling down now? Are servers coming back online and customer tickets being handled?

What about BitReserve? They have a number of currency <> BTC options.

Intercom has some good options and allows you to setup triggers/notifications/etc

@souen - I don't think thats quite the spirit of the CAN-SPAM Act. You are supposed to provide a simply way to unsubcribe.

This is why using unique email addresses for each provider you sign up is critical. Even if you just use gmail's simple + tag. eg [email protected] Then you can see who is shifting your data around and take the necessary action if need be.

Be aware that Ubnt's cameras are ALL proprietary, you have to use their NVR software/hardware to make it work.

You can also check things like ROKSO for the prolific spammers, also check the signup IP for being  a proxy, IP location vs published address, if you are offering credit card payment check the BIN corresponds with the country of sign up. You can also call the credit card issuer and have them...

Those most fundamental things: 1. Keep the system up-to-date with latest patches 2. Change the SSH port to something non-standard, its stops the neverending stream of brute force attacks 3. Disable root + password login and use SSH keys 4. Add something like Fail2Ban to block brute force...

Owning the hardware is fine, but don't forget that you need to plan for hardware failure. So you have to factor for spares on-site (or be prepared to be down until spares are on-site) then either visit the colo facility or pay remote hands to install the replacement equipment.

Has anyone tried accepting Bitcoin via Stripe? How fast do they confirm funds?

I wouldn't say that at all, almost all decent datacentre operators require substantial insurance. I know our colocation businesses require explicit insurance with Yomura named on the policy. We've been using Aon for the past 15 years and been very happy with their coverage. As we add buildings...

But where are those tests to and from? If it from your DSL/FTTH/cable demarc to their network? or outside? Most of these operators state that this is the maximum speed or even the 'link' speed but performance is not guaranteed. TWC will be Comcast soon and then they fun will start. TWT is...

This maybe a new phenomena in the US, but if I phone pretty much any call centre here in the UK - my bank, British Telecom, electricity company, gas company whatever - it all ends up in India with people you need subtitles to understand. One of companies provides DSL services in the UK and we...