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PureVoltage

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Username: PureVoltage
Joined: November 2019
Visits: 212
Last Active: November 6
Roles: Member, Hosting Provider, OG
Thanked: 40

> @ehab said:
> still early for Fify day but maybe you have other specials coming.

It just worked out to be a Friday on the 1st and our team had been getting systems ready…

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First I would like to say sorry to anyone who had issues or a lack of a proper reply.

> @tetech said:
> > @arirang said:
> > For me there is Genera…

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> @yoursunny said:
> Nexril offers $24 off annual VPS price if the buyer performs 24 push-ups while placing the order and uploads this video.
> Will @PureVoltage honor this pra…

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While we don't have as many low budget options at the moment listed we do have some E3's kicking around in NY that we can possibly get deployed currently working with quite a few others on them.

Thanked by (1)FrankZ
Having thousands of servers it's typically best to name them by their location itself.
Example H-17 RU4 etc
Being row H, rack 17 RU4.
Another if you need to know location as…

Thanked by (2)harbin Daniel
> @bikegremlin said:
> > @PureVoltage said:
> > > @Razza said:
> > > > [@Nyr said](/discussion/comment/93343/#Comment_93343): SendGrid is crap: bad …

Thanked by (1)bikegremlin
Not being so low priced for everything I say yay. However, it really depends. > @ReliableSite_Radic said:
> > @Mason said:
> > > @ReliableSite_Radic said:
> …

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Haven't used them before, however spoke with Radic on a number of times in the past and they do quite a great job.
I know they had some issues as Mike said when first getting the ddos protecti…

Thanked by (2)ReliableSite_Radic nullroute
Guess I can do $10

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Personally I would look at going with maybe a Ex4200 Juniper.

Depending on the usage for your switch learning is the best option, however if you can get one configured for you dependi…

Thanked by (1)lentro
Having 5+ owned licenses we made the plan to pay one time upfront for this. They then changed this to a yearly support option for updates / security. Plus makes sense as a business to have this as th…

Thanked by (1)skorous
> @lentro said:
> I think the main concern should be that there might be a second price hike like cPanel...

200% this. Like someone else we renewed ours for 18 months afte…

Thanked by (1)lentro
Personally I would avoid the WHMCS one I found it quite useless. At least for what we wanted to use it for.
We had plans on using it for remote hands work for our techs in off site locations f…

Thanked by (1)mikho
@Nick_A
Congratulations, good things come to good people. Happy you will be able to spend more time with family.
Best of luck on any future adventures. :)

Thanked by (1)Nick_A
We do quite a bit with 10gbps uplinks even multiple and mostly up to 40g. It really depends on if you have a usage for that amount of bandwidth.

The biggest thing to watch out for is i…

Thanked by (1)vish
In for the interest of what will end up happening....

Thanked by (1)Ympker
Back in the early 2000's used names of what the box might be used for, cpanel1 cpanel2, gameserver1, dedicated1 etc.
Now with way to many systems we have moved to something easier to track and…

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> @SMARTHOST said:
> > @MikePT said:
> > Wasn't expecting this.
> >
>
> Really? Have you not been following their stock prices and fina…

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If you need the SSH key to do a specific command on other systems you can limit that key to only allow a specific command or set of commands.
Not sure if that would help for your task however …

Thanked by (4)FlamingSpaceJunk WSS mfs havoc
> [@Francisco said](/discussion/comment/10021/#Comment_10021): Please, do yourself a favor, put a small switch and a small raspi or something that runs a private LAN (with private IP's) for IPMI's…

Thanked by (1)Francisco
This same thing has been going on for years, just sadly another CC scam which is quite bad. Would be interesting to see more details come to light on this.

Thanked by (1)uptime
Personally, I would just install CentOS directly, unless you plan on doing a lot of reinstalling there shouldn't be a reason.

As for colocation just make sure you can have iDRAC on a p…

Thanked by (3)MichaelCee FlamingSpaceJunk Hirose
Dealing with all different types of clients from game servers to large businesses you always get some weird issues to deal with.

It's always best to try and deal with things in a profe…

Thanked by (3)vimalware vpsgeek MichaelCee
It will be interesting to see what ends up happening.
I can say we will see a lot more bandwidth options for 2020 from providers. We are waiting on quite a few 100G ports to be setup for somet…

Thanked by (1)funkywizard
Nice to see a new place to post randomly on. :+1:

Thanked by (1)Amitz
Personally haven't really used any myself. Some of our staff have used Private Internet access in the past.
Myself I just run a few in our different locations and that works well enough for m…

Thanked by (1)Ympker
Hello everybody! :D

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