Yeah exactly, every country use their own dialect, but we can pretty much understand each other just fine. Standard Arabic is always used in historic, natgeo type of shows and it has it own charm.

What field do you specialize in? You seem a lot like me, curious and eager to learn about anything and everything. We might even share the same mentality, which makes me wonder if your current job mig

Never had anomalies, usually the only anomaly is me speaking gibberish because english and german arent my native languages, so yeah...

Ah I was looking for a way to do that, actually. I wanted to thank you because you were always talking about the bot and the API in this thread, it got me curious and eventually I made my own python p

You find everything that needed to order VIA API.

With most IPMI implementations ( Supermicro/Asrock/Gigabyte/... ) this delay is not existing. Same with iDRAC ( incl. 9 i think, but not sure with 9, never dared to test it ).

Since there are some questions about the operating systems. You can create a ticket after ordering, and we will activate the ISO Uploader for you. Here you can upload your own ISO's and install operat

To each their own, ig.

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Custom deployments are completely stand alone and manually provisioned.

It's the same shit honestly... tenantos works the same way.

We use easydcim currently, looking at testing tenantos for our Los Angeles deployment.

experiences with that including, but not limited to:

100G Dedicated network line w/ a block of /15 IP Addresses on own asn (not too greedy)

We've discussed what our implementation changes are and will be, this user issue has been patched on all known instances on our network for the motherboard model ASrock Rack B650D4U.

We are in agreement and have mentioned above that our IPMI deployment will be changed moving forward. How it will be implemented is to be determined. We have also stated that there are current built-i

there’s more. At least one I see saying it’s a rented dedicated server. Even if it wasn’t, I don’t agree that it’s not your concern if IPMI is exposed on your network. Here are a couple of key points

My two cents here. It's not the responsibility of the provider to secure publicly accessible services on your co-located and/or rented gear.