If he's not there anymore then their WHOIS info is invalid because it still lists his name and home address (home as in residential house). He's also still listed on the company profile page of their

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FWIW ISPs with residential customers, especially on dynamic IPs should have smtp blocked.

I see Romania also is getting attacked, I wonder who is protected here by arbor. Voxility has own system and they take a lot of flak, from some trafic graphs i think 20-30 gbps are constantly ongoing

I really like the facts that CVPS recently made their WHOIS private (probably to cover up the fact that their "office" is a residential home), have incompetent support and poor uptim

Island economies can be both heaven and hell: ~10% tax, $20/hr full-body massage, $5.05/gallon of gas, $500/mo residential utility bill...

Topped off with a residential IP from Macedonia.

To reverse that question, why should customers trust your hosting service not to look at their files when the host they're using isn't a registered business, there's no LinkedIn profile for the owner

charter/comcast forbid hosting servers from a residential account

There are also the power costs, hardware costs, chances are much higher that power or internet fails in residential areas, a "broom-type" accident might happen, the neighbour above m

On my residential it maxes my connection, 15mbit/s.

* Another friend was having a game server, he had indeed some attacks (very small, kind of a residential line could lauch) and moved over to OVH because of that thinking that much bigger bw will solve

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completely. There's a catch 22 though. Residential ISPs don't want to invest time and money into implementing it until stuff is accessible with it. Datacenters (some at least) are delaying implementa

* Apache: 4 processes, total 9072Kb of residential memory

As a full service provider, we offer a comprehensive range of voice, data, Internet and web hosting products to both residential and business customers. We operate our own fibre network in the five ma

Singapore is expensive if target visitors is 90-95% ID, doesn't make sense to pay premium for bandwidth. At least you got cheap local bandwidth, Singapore's local bandwidth (non-residential) is more e

However the funny thing is the orders came from residential IPs, real addresses, real emails from diffrent providers, passed both 2co and maxmind sequrity checks and after manual check I never really

I'm not too fussed about the CDR as I am just using it in a residential environment. It would still be good to have recent call records, but my SPA stores the last number called/recieved anyway.

You seem to expect your server at home to be more reliable than the LEB option. And this is just beyond silly. Residential power and/or internet go down an order of magnitude more often than LEBs at s