We do use AI internally where it helps, but this is more about giving customers direct access to Hostodo actions from their own tools. If you try it, post what client you used and what went well / wha

80+ TB is way expensive even for pure object storage not mention storage server. Better to replicate only needed data than whole NAS, or buy hardware and rent colocation.

FYI, you can use htpasswd to set the web UI's password. It's in the wiki or KB somewhere. No idea why the AI didn't tell you that at the beginning. My experiences with it have been neutral to good,

My adventures dealing with Väinämöinen, the good, the bad, and how AI doesn't know its own limitations.

you forgot to define the timezone... dont blame AI for your own faults (Image)

Namecheap obviously screwed up here by failing to do the early renewal, but I’d just keep in mind that no matter the registrar, there are quite a few TLDs that are absolute nightmares. Many registrars

B ) (higher) risk of false positive by going into GEO blocking, Timing blocking, ASN / IP Blocking, ... and others that will lead to 90% of attacker will be filtered out while 10% of legit users will

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This text reads like a textbook example of a "bridge-burning" customer service response. While wrapped in the language of business necessity, the underlying tone is highly dismissive

Installed via OVH's own image or installed yourself via the IPMI?

It shows that they don't want to own any accountability otherwise, how can both be possible at the same time.

@OpaqueRegistrant if you own the subnet you can work with your providers and asked them to allow outgoing traffic without spoofing, just providing them with LoA etc. In the same time you can use the s

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BGP sessions (own ASN)?

ARPHost is celebrating this Independence Day with discounts to a much wider range of products to keep you connected.

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They didnt even bother to contact me about my renewal due this month so I guess that would have been renewed automatically at an increase of 40%

While I agree that raising prices is not good, I also understand it is inevitable in today's climate, including for old hardware (prices generally increased for everything). I can understand why some

Storage: 2x1920GB NVME