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  • spoontiespoontie Member
    edited April 2025

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @emaiI said:
    To those that have one, how is it now?
    Even with the setup fee is 16$ / first yr which is still a fine deal.

    Been working flawlessly, only had 1 network outage that I know of and was solved in like an hour I think.

    It would have a bit more uptime if I didn't reinstall it, but you get an idea.

    Which sexy UI is that one?

    https://dash.zgato.dev B)
    Nezha

    Impressive. I was going to use them but I don't understand anything from their Github page as everything is in Chinese :D

    Hit me up in DMs if you need any help, it's actually extremely easy to set up :)

    Ah yes, what better way to use an idle server than to install an innocent looking chinese backdoor. How much are you paying for all these idle servers?

    inb4 "hurr durr it's open source". did you inspect the code? is there an audit?

  • zGatozGato Member

    @nohavps said:

    @nghialele said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @emaiI said:
    To those that have one, how is it now?
    Even with the setup fee is 16$ / first yr which is still a fine deal.

    Been working flawlessly, only had 1 network outage that I know of and was solved in like an hour I think.

    It would have a bit more uptime if I didn't reinstall it, but you get an idea.

    Which sexy UI is that one?

    https://dash.zgato.dev B)
    Nezha

    Thank you for sharing, just what I need.

    Edit: try to access h2.nexus, the website look just like Aeza xD

    And I could not find where to order? Fancy website yes, effective no.

    h2.nexus
    hostry.com
    nuxt.cloud
    powervps.net
    rustelekom.net
    bul.net
    berch.cloud
    scalesta.com
    prohoster.info
    astralinux.ru

    Powerd by aeza.net ;)

    huh?

    @rustelekom is literally here on LET and is a completely different company.
    hostry.com also doesn't have anything to do with Aéza, they're just a middleman reseller for VMs.
    I would also consider nuxt.cloud, bul.net, scalesta.com, prohoster.info, astralinux.ru to have no affiliation with Aéza, but that's up to you to consider, I guess.
    Kinda in doubt with berch.cloud since they use aurologic, but Aéza also does, and we all know they're good friends :)

    Thanked by 2sh97 tentor
  • emaiIemaiI Member

    @nohavps said:

    @emaiI said:

    @nohavps said:

    @nghialele said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @emaiI said:
    To those that have one, how is it now?
    Even with the setup fee is 16$ / first yr which is still a fine deal.

    Been working flawlessly, only had 1 network outage that I know of and was solved in like an hour I think.

    It would have a bit more uptime if I didn't reinstall it, but you get an idea.

    Which sexy UI is that one?

    https://dash.zgato.dev B)
    Nezha

    Thank you for sharing, just what I need.

    Edit: try to access h2.nexus, the website look just like Aeza xD

    And I could not find where to order? Fancy website yes, effective no.

    h2.nexus
    hostry.com
    nuxt.cloud
    powervps.net
    rustelekom.net
    bul.net
    berch.cloud
    scalesta.com
    prohoster.info
    astralinux.ru

    Powerd by aeza.net ;)

    Source?

    google.com

    You can review each site and draw your own conclusions.

    That's basically "trust me bro"

    But I did and I've come to no conclusions.

  • emaiIemaiI Member
    edited April 2025

    @spoontie said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @emaiI said:
    To those that have one, how is it now?
    Even with the setup fee is 16$ / first yr which is still a fine deal.

    Been working flawlessly, only had 1 network outage that I know of and was solved in like an hour I think.

    It would have a bit more uptime if I didn't reinstall it, but you get an idea.

    Which sexy UI is that one?

    https://dash.zgato.dev B)
    Nezha

    Impressive. I was going to use them but I don't understand anything from their Github page as everything is in Chinese :D

    Hit me up in DMs if you need any help, it's actually extremely easy to set up :)

    Ah yes, what better way to use an idle server than to install an innocent looking chinese backdoor. How much are you paying for all these idle servers?

    inb4 "hurr durr it's open source". did you inspect the code? is there an audit?

    How does it matter where is software made? You probably already use some that have Chinese contributors.
    Are there not-innocent looking backdoors?
    I'd say if they had bad intentions they would make English docs more accessible.
    Edit: wadhah below posted while I was typing this, his reasoning is better

  • wadhahwadhah Member, Host Rep

    @spoontie said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @emaiI said:
    To those that have one, how is it now?
    Even with the setup fee is 16$ / first yr which is still a fine deal.

    Been working flawlessly, only had 1 network outage that I know of and was solved in like an hour I think.

    It would have a bit more uptime if I didn't reinstall it, but you get an idea.

    Which sexy UI is that one?

    https://dash.zgato.dev B)
    Nezha

    Impressive. I was going to use them but I don't understand anything from their Github page as everything is in Chinese :D

    Hit me up in DMs if you need any help, it's actually extremely easy to set up :)

    Ah yes, what better way to use an idle server than to install an innocent looking chinese backdoor. How much are you paying for all these idle servers?

    inb4 "hurr durr it's open source". did you inspect the code? is there an audit?

    Man I'm as paranoid as it gets and I dont get this.

    You know the chinese open source community is bigger than the western one right?

    They are not evil demons waiting for the moment someone outside of china installs their software so they can get a backdoor in.

    Not trusting the chinese government? Sure makes sense considering their track record

    Not trusting open source projects just because they are chinese developped is borderline racist.

    Thanked by 2nghialele laey
  • smkzrsmkzr Member

    Shameless 10,- setup fee ;p

  • emaiIemaiI Member

    @smkzr said:
    Shameless 10,- setup fee ;p

    Not really, still a good deal. It was introduced recently due to "abuse"

  • smkzrsmkzr Member

    @emaiI said:

    @smkzr said:
    Shameless 10,- setup fee ;p

    Not really, still a good deal. It was introduced recently due to "abuse"

    doesn't make it a good deal tbh, would have taken one if it wasn't for the fee. now it becomes a 16/y deal for 1c/1g/10gb

  • rustelekomrustelekom Member, Patron Provider

    @nohavps said:
    rustelekom.net
    Powerd by aeza.net ;)

    That is wrong information. We do not have any relation with Aeza.net, as already stated by @zGato.

    Thanked by 2nohavps nghialele
  • emaiIemaiI Member
    edited April 2025

    @smkzr said:

    @emaiI said:

    @smkzr said:
    Shameless 10,- setup fee ;p

    Not really, still a good deal. It was introduced recently due to "abuse"

    doesn't make it a good deal tbh, would have taken one if it wasn't for the fee. now it becomes a 16/y deal for 1c/1g/10gb

    16$ / first year. It's insane for me because of /48, it might be different if you have no use for that.

  • nohavpsnohavps Member, Host Rep
    edited April 2025

    @rustelekom said:

    @nohavps said:
    rustelekom.net
    Powerd by aeza.net ;)

    That is wrong information. We do not have any relation with Aeza.net, as already stated by @zGato.

    Sorry for the mistake

  • rustelekomrustelekom Member, Patron Provider

    @nohavps said:

    @rustelekom said:

    @nohavps said:
    rustelekom.net
    Powerd by aeza.net ;)

    That is wrong information. We do not have any relation with Aeza.net, as already stated by @zGato.

    Sorry for the mistake

    No problem.

  • jh_aurologicjh_aurologic Member, Patron Provider

    @zGato said:

    @nohavps said:

    @nghialele said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @emaiI said:
    To those that have one, how is it now?
    Even with the setup fee is 16$ / first yr which is still a fine deal.

    Been working flawlessly, only had 1 network outage that I know of and was solved in like an hour I think.

    It would have a bit more uptime if I didn't reinstall it, but you get an idea.

    Which sexy UI is that one?

    https://dash.zgato.dev B)
    Nezha

    Thank you for sharing, just what I need.

    Edit: try to access h2.nexus, the website look just like Aeza xD

    And I could not find where to order? Fancy website yes, effective no.

    h2.nexus
    hostry.com
    nuxt.cloud
    powervps.net
    rustelekom.net
    bul.net
    berch.cloud
    scalesta.com
    prohoster.info
    astralinux.ru

    Powerd by aeza.net ;)

    huh?

    @rustelekom is literally here on LET and is a completely different company.
    hostry.com also doesn't have anything to do with Aéza, they're just a middleman reseller for VMs.
    I would also consider nuxt.cloud, bul.net, scalesta.com, prohoster.info, astralinux.ru to have no affiliation with Aéza, but that's up to you to consider, I guess.
    Kinda in doubt with berch.cloud since they use aurologic, but Aéza also does, and we all know they're good friends :)

    Good friends is a quite interesting assumption. Certain entities are customers here, but that doesnt make them being a friend as long as not met personally and known for quite some years :)

    Thanked by 1jsg
  • emaiIemaiI Member
    edited July 2025

    Sorry for digging this up, kinda relevant though;

    To those that have the VPS - how has the network been recently?
    For me it's basically unusable, want to rule out skill issue.

  • nohavpsnohavps Member, Host Rep

    The owners are aeza.net :#

  • emaiIemaiI Member

    @nohavps said:
    The owners are aeza.net :#

    Again, what makes you believe that?

  • nohavpsnohavps Member, Host Rep
    edited July 2025

    @emaiI said:

    @nohavps said:
    The owners are aeza.net :#

    Again, what makes you believe that?

    They're Russian, they have a company in London.

    Same locations, same panel with modifications.

    It's the same function they operate

    That option free on a Linux/Windows server

    https://h2.nexus/cli

  • emaiIemaiI Member

    @nohavps said:
    They're Russian, they have a company in London.

    Not surprising, like every Russian does that.

    Same locations, same panel with modifications.

    Germany and Finland? That's a lot to draw conclusions from. Even disregarding those are like the most common locations ever. Plus aeza has (had?) more. Also not the same upstreams.
    And ispsystem, the vps panel? It's pretty popular all over Russia, myself not sure why.

    It's the same function they operate

    Not sure what you mean by that? They have different billing panels, different payment methods, different upstreams.

    This option free on a Linux/Windows server

    https://h2.nexus/cli

    Looks distinct. Surely copied the idea though.

    Now, I know, they do take ideas from the one and only... but they're not from the same basket.

  • igcttigctt Member

    @wadhah said:

    @spoontie said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @barbaros said:

    @zGato said:

    @emaiI said:
    To those that have one, how is it now?
    Even with the setup fee is 16$ / first yr which is still a fine deal.

    Been working flawlessly, only had 1 network outage that I know of and was solved in like an hour I think.

    It would have a bit more uptime if I didn't reinstall it, but you get an idea.

    Which sexy UI is that one?

    https://dash.zgato.dev B)
    Nezha

    Impressive. I was going to use them but I don't understand anything from their Github page as everything is in Chinese :D

    Hit me up in DMs if you need any help, it's actually extremely easy to set up :)

    Ah yes, what better way to use an idle server than to install an innocent looking chinese backdoor. How much are you paying for all these idle servers?

    inb4 "hurr durr it's open source". did you inspect the code? is there an audit?

    Man I'm as paranoid as it gets and I dont get this.

    You know the chinese open source community is bigger than the western one right?

    They are not evil demons waiting for the moment someone outside of china installs their software so they can get a backdoor in.

    Not trusting the chinese government? Sure makes sense considering their track record

    Not trusting open source projects just because they are chinese developped is borderline racist.

    not because it’s wrote by Chinese, but it has many fuzzy code way more than an agent do. no wander some vps providers in China banned it, it’s vulnerable especially you setup it easily.

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