Merry Christmas from BuyVM! More features from Franta Claus!

FatGrizzly

@kdh said:

@Francisco BuyShared rejects my domain for some reason.

Use some random domain and signup, then open a ticket with billing to change before they provision your service. Whmcs is ass.

Francisco

Sounds like I don't have .io in the whois.php file. I'll take a look and let you know.

Francisco

Francisco

@kdh said:

@Francisco BuyShared rejects my domain for some reason.

Give this another try friend

Francisco

Francisco

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

ericls

@Francisco said:

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

This is a game changer! Congrats!

MannDude

@Francisco said:

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

It's working great, thanks!

Francisco

@MannDude said:

@Francisco said:

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

It's working great, thanks!

Thanks, Lemmiwinks.

Francisco

vladimirlenin

Loyal Customer of Franta Claus 😛 for over 9 months and carrying the premier status in account dashboard 😊

MannDude

@Francisco said:

@MannDude said:

@Francisco said:

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

It's working great, thanks!

Thanks, Lemmiwinks.

Francisco

VayVayKa

@Francisco, As I noticed, you are now using BTCPay Server to receive crypto payments.
Is there any plan to support Lightning Network payments in the future?

Francisco

@VayVayKa said: @Francisco, As I noticed, you are now using BTCPay Server to receive crypto payments.

Is there any plan to support Lightning Network payments in the future?

It should be enabled.

Francisco

LightBlade

@Francisco said:

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

any documentation on how to use route smaller block with bird2?

Francisco

@LightBlade said:

@Francisco said:

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

any documentation on how to use route smaller block with bird2?

Just add an additional route for the small announcement on the vm you want it pointing to

You’ll want the parent super net also announced just to keep latency down.

Francisco

MannDude

@LightBlade said:

@Francisco said:

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

any documentation on how to use route smaller block with bird2?

For Region 1:

protocol static {
        ipv4;
        route  x.x.x.0/24 reject;
        route  x.x.x.x.0/26 reject; #Region Specific /26

}

filter buyvmv4_out {
        if net ~ [x.x.x.0/24,x.x.x.0/26] then accept;
        else reject;
}

Then Region 2:

protocol static {
        ipv4;
        route  x.x.x.0/24 reject;
        route  x.x.x.x.64/26 reject; #Region Specific /26

}

filter buyvmv4_out {
        if net ~ [x.x.x.0/24,x.x.x.64/26] then accept;
        else reject;
}

Etc.

LightBlade

@Francisco said:

@LightBlade said:

@Francisco said:

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

any documentation on how to use route smaller block with bird2?

Just add an additional route for the small announcement on the vm you want it pointing to

You’ll want the parent super net also announced just to keep latency down.

Francisco

@MannDude said:

@LightBlade said:

@Francisco said:

Route smaller blocks via BGP, on-the-fly change your outbound route!
We’re working to interlink our locations, allowing users to be able to announce a /24 (for
instance) over BGP, and then announce smaller blocks (even a single IP) in another BuyVM
location, and it will interlink/cross over. Perfect for VPN companies that want a smaller block > in each DC!

This has now gone live!

any documentation on how to use route smaller block with bird2?

For Region 1:

protocol static {
        ipv4;
        route  x.x.x.0/24 reject;
        route  x.x.x.x.0/26 reject; #Region Specific /26

}

filter buyvmv4_out {
        if net ~ [x.x.x.0/24,x.x.x.0/26] then accept;
        else reject;
}

Then Region 2:

protocol static {
        ipv4;
        route  x.x.x.0/24 reject;
        route  x.x.x.x.64/26 reject; #Region Specific /26

}

filter buyvmv4_out {
        if net ~ [x.x.x.0/24,x.x.x.64/26] then accept;
        else reject;
}

Etc.

so in bird we announced 1 block in 2 different servers and use static and filter to determine a small subnet. is that correct?

Francisco

@LightBlade said: so in bird we announced 1 block in 2 different servers and use static and filter to determine a small subnet. is that correct?

>

You need to 'announce' the smaller block as well, just like you did the parent block.

We'll internally route it and the packets will arrive in the right place.

Francisco

AXYZE

How long it takes to get activation?
I've paid 17 hours ago with PayPal and its still pending. Is it normal?

LightBlade

@Francisco said:

@LightBlade said: so in bird we announced 1 block in 2 different servers and use static and filter to determine a small subnet. is that correct?

>

You need to 'announce' the smaller block as well, just like you did the parent block.

We'll internally route it and the packets will arrive in the right place.

Francisco

cool, it's working now, tested with ipv6. i can split /64 between location Lux and Miami. thanks

Francisco

@LightBlade said:

cool, it's working now, tested with ipv6. i can split /64 between location Lux and Miami. thanks

Cool right??

Francisco

LightBlade

@Francisco said:

@LightBlade said:

cool, it's working now, tested with ipv6. i can split /64 between location Lux and Miami. thanks

Cool right??

Francisco

it's like magic

FrankRuan

@Francisco said:

@VayVayKa said: @Francisco, As I noticed, you are now using BTCPay Server to receive crypto payments.

Is there any plan to support Lightning Network payments in the future?

It should be enabled.

Francisco

Doesn't support Tether USDT

netomx

OOS in the 512... :C

DP

@netomx said:
OOS in the 512... :C

Franta stopped doing the 512s since 2 years ago or so

bgerard

@DP said:

@netomx said:
OOS in the 512... :C

Franta stopped doing the 512s since 2 years ago or so

I've still got one of the forbidden fruits in Luxembourg

noisycode

Any plan of restocking DA reseller plans in Las Vegas? It's solely missed.

Francisco

@noisycode said:

Any plan of restocking DA reseller plans in Las Vegas? It's solely missed.

I’ll see if we have much left. We haven’t been adding new nodes yet as we have been trying to get crane stuff done.

Francisco

jlet88

@Francisco said: we have been trying to get crane stuff done

Excellent.

qps

Discussions of Franta Claus, Lemmiwinks, and forbidden fruit... Not sure when BuyVM ventured into becoming a cheesy porn production house, but congrats.

JosephF

@Francisco said:

@noisycode said:

Any plan of restocking DA reseller plans in Las Vegas? It's solely missed.

I’ll see if we have much left. We haven’t been adding new nodes yet as we have been trying to get crane stuff done.

Francisco

Where are you up to on the timeline with Namecrane?

plumberg

@JosephF said:

@Francisco said:

@noisycode said:

Any plan of restocking DA reseller plans in Las Vegas? It's solely missed.

I’ll see if we have much left. We haven’t been adding new nodes yet as we have been trying to get crane stuff done.

Francisco

Where are you up to on the timeline with Namecrane?

Soon (tm)