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I just see the normal page if I visit it.
For me it shows the closing page. You may need to clear your browser cache
That did it, thanks. This is most likely due to what @0xdragon said.
I may be slaughtered for this, so am running away as soon as I post this.
A TOR node?
You'll be OK now, you can use more then 2.5% CPU. If you are suspended, just shout me so I can unsuspended you.
@MSPNick Do you allow TOR relays not exit nodes?
No, I do not allow nothing like this.
So...you allow it.
anything*
This "sale" went through pretty quick... @mtwiscool posted it on WHT on 4/13.
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1471494
Since it was a "here, take all my customers for free" kind of deal, I'm not surprised.
Of course they are...you're getting rid of assets :P
That's pretty much the way it went, no jokes
Just curious, has OP decided what to do with that VPS?
He probably gave up on it.
Well the company who ran it has just been taken over by another one @MSPNick 's company. I talked to him and he has lifted the 2.5% restriction, which is awesome. So I'm hoping to run what I originally intended too.
Not quite, heheh.
@deeetroit I'm actually jealous. I have a @MSPNick VPS, and so far the service and support it's awesome... but you managed to get one much cheaper (indirectly, but still)
@deeetroit Great. I make use of even more restricted VPSes, but I still buythem intentionally, knowing the limits. Good luck!
Well, I doubt it will be the same, because of the oversold services of the last company, but It's definitely better.
I'd definitely like to hear what you do, and it might be useful for other people if you write up some guides!
It's quite specific usage, but no problem mentioning the cases:
I've had multiple problems trying to create a VPN on any VPSes of mine. Whether it be OPENVPN or SoftEther. Which sucks, if you have a tutorial link that can be used on both PC and iOS/android I'd love to know.
I setup squid on a customers VPS recently. Thats pretty close to a VPN.
Someone has OPENVPN setup on a VPS of mine as well. Guess it can be done :P. Seems tricky though, Ive never attempted it.
Incredibly easy with @Nyr's roadwarrior installer.
Edit: linky
https://github.com/Nyr/openvpn-install
If you use it, don't forget to buy @Nyr a beverage.
Unfortunately I used it many times to no avail.
Looks helpful. Yeah haha, he deserves a beverage if it lives up to its reputation. Ill have to give it a go one of these days
I've used it plenty of times will an abundance of avail, so I'm tempted to say you're doing it wrong.
I'm tempted to say I could be, lol. I'm pretty new to VPSes and all that jazz but I'm pretty good with computers. I have followed many tutorials for it though, including one on how to install it on a LowEndSpirit vps, which is similar to mine. I'm not incredibly worried about it though.
I used @Nyr's script yesterday to setup a VPN @ a VPS in Germany running Debian 6 64 bits. Working just fine.
Try tinc for that purpose. To me, easy to configure, stable, low footprint and CPU load.
If necessary, I can write a howto if I know the way VPN should be used. Personally, Iuse tinc to create P2P VPN network where all hosts communicate securely.
I'd be VERY interested in that as someone suggested tinc earlier aswell. If you get a chance please do!