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Please see my comment above. If you find any grammatical mistakes, we'll be happy to correct them if you report them to us.

The requirements for customers identification in the DSA framework does not apply to hosting providers which are not "online platforms".

Have you taken professional advice from attorney who deals with such laws for hosting providers in Germany and USA?

Well, not exactly, you have in Europe the DSA (Digital Services Act) clearly your provider is Hetzner thats the reason they have this KYC is they want to comply with the DSA. So that's why I ask becau

I have it on good authority that Quadranet has been acquired by Edge Datacenters, the same guys that own Multacom in LA. Haven't seen a public announcement yet.

The IPs listed account for less than 2% of our total IP space, so once again, not running a free for all. Of the dozen or so ones I checked at random, over half I see nothing in our abuse inbox for th

Kyc is not mandatory for hosting providers. Only for financial institution as well as other related businesses.

But is it not illegal if 1 company ask for kyc because of European law and then someone else is reselling that without kyc, don't you think this will get your service suspended eventually? I really d

So all i need is to not exceed the "limit" is it ?

We add a no kyc, privacy layer on top of the cloud line of hetzner and we also accept crypto.

Cloudflare Tunnels/Cloudflare CDN is not for streaming, they have their own apps for that which are, obviously, more expensive.

Do you observe the same CPU frequencies under full utilization for both servers? Your servers might have different cooling setups or your benchmark is not reproducible enough.

I think, the biggest issue in this case is full reliance on automated tools without will to fix it.

about a half, quite different between my servers

How much different?

Are you saying that proxmox api is not implemented 100% in their own UI? Or that third parties add value with additional finction/scripts to proxmox api?

I own two servers with identical configurations and virtualization setups, but when testing the CPU score of VPS (with the same operating system) running on the two servers, they yield different resul

Give me a few minutes to look again and I'll send them over.

Seems they may be checking the unrelated subnets to make their determination.