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ISPSystems has always been like this, they have sub-brands who will demand full access to your systems in Russia or you'll get booted from their network.

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Never had any issues with russian or chinese customers. I know Stripe is blocking payment from russia so some businesses have just given free services instead in fear of loosing customers (Image)

I've had my eye on ISPsystem products for awhile as a replacement for cPanel/Virtualizor/WHMCS. I found it odd that I received this email (in Russian).

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rutracker is another one, it's funny that it's banned in Russia itself.

I have VPS from local provider (somewhere middle-russia) and their IP is "residental/home" from sbermarket's point of view (Image)

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E5-2699 v3 @ 2.30GHzpc-i440fx-6.1Location : Russia Core : 1 @ 2297.338 MHzKernel : 5.18.2-1.el8.elrepo.x86_64 AES-NI : ✔ EnabledU

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They re-branded their Russian-language division, I imagine something to do with sanctions - https://edgecenter.ru/

Just asking, does anyone know the website of gcore Russia, I can only find the Luxembourg company

Yeah, but Russia products are sanctioned in the west. Personally I downloaded it, even though I might be breaking the law.

No worries:) you dont support russia by downloading winpe from modder.

Just like every russian IT company.

I said Russian-owned, which is true.

GCorelabs was splitted into two companys one of them is Luxembourg-based and serves only non-Russian customers and Russia-based one which serves only Russian customers at higher prices.

ITL is cheaper, Ukrainian owned and has been in business for decades, so it seems like a better choice for a cheap VPN, except for the fact that Russian services are likely censored. Censorship is mor

G-Core is registered in Luxembourg with an office in Lithuania. If the employees are not mainly in Russia anymore does this still matter? Owners and employees could be Russian but if they're not physi