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fuck it make sure you register you dont wanna miss this one
What a disappointment, the RS servers are G9.5.
I was hoping for RS G11 deals.
People, if you post a netcup coupon code, you need to mark it as an affiliate code (because this is what it is)
If you don't mark a netcup coupon code as an affiliate code, you risk receiving a warning
(This is the last time that I intend to say this)
I get your feeling sir
Are those bad or what?
RS G11 includes EPYC 4th Gen, RS G9.5 is 2nd Gen.
I have an unused RS 1000 G11 iv SE in Manassas, US.
Wonder if anyone would be interested on it? So I can transfer it instead of cancelling it.
They are with EPYC 7702. G11 are with EPYC 9634.
I have ordered one, but it haven't been delivered yet, so I can't post YABS.
What was the price for G11 may I ask? I just snatched RS 9.5. It's my first netcup VPS.
RS1000 9.5 AUG 25:
For the RS 1000, it's 8,24€/month (without VAT).
Basic System Information:
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Uptime : 0 days, 0 hours, 13 minutes
Processor : AMD EPYC 7702P 64-Core Processor
CPU cores : 4 @ 1996.250 MHz
AES-NI : ✔ Enabled
VM-x/AMD-V : ❌ Disabled
RAM : 7.8 GiB
Swap : 0.0 KiB
Disk : 314.9 GiB
Distro : Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
Kernel : 6.1.0-38-amd64
VM Type : KVM
IPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ Online
This is root server.
Hope this Pokemon will appear on Black Friday.
Cock, they delivered me an RS1000 G9.5 with a non-working network.
Shyte.. I don't have Eu Citizenship to register the domains 😭
I may be mistaken about this (because I'm in the EU), but I think that netcup acts as a sponsor for .eu domains (also for .de domains), which means that one can purchase an .eu domain from netcup without having an EU address
In any case, EU citizenship isn't required for an .eu domain
You require EU citizenship for a .eu domain
https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/247/36/eu-domain-registration-requirements/
Used your code :-)
I can use it, if still available.
That link doesn't say that you require EU citizenship for an .eu domain
Straight from the horse's mouth:
I don't think having an EU-based registrar is sufficient, it really has to be the domain holder that needs to match one of the above criteria.
I'll say it again: EU citizenship isn't required for an .eu domain
What you linked to also doesn't say otherwise
Just curious: have any of you who don't have an EU address on your netcup account tried to order an .eu domain from netcup? If yes, what happened?
I did not say otherwise either, just that you do need to match one of those said criteria.
And that Netcup being EU based does not make you eligible if you don't
The second and third line in the linked page:
In other words, citizenship in a EU country is required, but you don't have to live in the EU.
Edited, because I was wrong.
Or you own a company or other undertaking that operates in the Union or EEA, for which I don't think you need to be an EU citizen.
Regardless, from what I know, EURId does actively verify registrants with KYC, so if you filled in non-EU details or false details, you'll likely lose the domain anyways (if Netcup doesn't do any verification on said details, which they probably do).
Fair enough, but I was responding above to @wii747 , who said "You require EU citizenship for a .eu domain" and who linked to essentially the same criteria
Since we already had a link to the criteria, why did you jump in and link to those criteria again, saying "Straight from the horse's mouth"?
My point was that one doesn't need EU citizenship for an .eu domain, which is what @wii747 was challenging
No
Sorry, but it seems that reading and comprehension is difficult
In general, if a given criterion X makes you eligible for Y, this doesn't mean that criterion X is required for Y (precisely because alternative criteria may also make you eligible for Y)
I misunderstood it to be an argument between needing to be an EU citizen, or Netcup being EU based being sufficient, and I honestly didn't check the NameCheap link because I don't hold them in super high regard
But yeah, there is a whole verification system around .eu (https://my.eurid.eu) that is used to enforce the criteria for registrants. It's an EU-run operation, such bureaucratic measures should not be too surprising, I suppose
I wasn't disputing the eligibility criteria for an .eu domain
I was simply saying that one doesn't need to be an EU citizen in order to obtain an .eu domain (contrary to what many people here seem to believe)
It's another (still unanswered) question whether netcup acts as a "sponsor" for someone (who normally isn't eligible) to obtain an .eu domain
Sorry, you are right.
I misread the text on the page I linked to earlier and assumed that it had been changed from resident to citizen.
https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/faqs/eu-domain-name-questions-and-answers
Thanks for being persistent.