is almost equivalent to
the cost of just the XC install + one month alone, then of course you need
optics, cables and someone to put a service on it. It really gets down to
what you're building, what you want it to support and how reliable you need
it to be.
Regards,
Ben Babich
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I think the latter is correct Joseph! Perhaps we should give law
enforcement a heads up on who has resurfaced, may save some members of our
community some future heartache...
Moderators, it looks like another address to block. Seems some don't get
the message.
On Wed, 22 Jul 2020 at 14:07, Josep
"Software Defined" is becoming a well marketed term these days, though its
true meaning seems open to interpretation for many...
Yes, VyOS is merely a Debian based Linux distro with a bunch of config
management to wrangle the usual softwares (FRR, swan, dhcpd, lldpd etc)
into a complete product th
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When an ISP 'only' had ~100Mbps of bandwidth to the greater world, they used to
have to play many tricks to get efficiency from links, which takes me back to
the days of WCCP (transparent proxying of web traffic) when caching actually
worked as most content was static! DNS should be considered a
Hi Sam,
We run an Ookla speedtest server, as a Debian VM, on our KVM based
virtualisation platform with no real issues.
It seems to perform just as fast as everyone elses, and processes ~15k
speedtests a month.
Cheers,
Ben.
On Tue, Jul 04, 2017 at 08:24:39PM +, Sam Koerner wrote:
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