Thank you for considering RackNerd!

Haha. I know that feeling. Thank you for considering us for expansion.

Pretty pathetic considering they're the 3rd or 4th largest software company in the world.

I'm waiting for this surprize too (Image)

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@Francisco - show some love to EU/LU please... I'm hoping that there'll be a nice surprise for New Years though considering circumstances it's hard to predict how things will turn out Covid wise.

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Thank you dustin! You are always so kind. Racknerd rocks! I'm writing the Email now.

We are considering a storage VPS product line - depending on how much storage you need today, we may be able to do a custom deal on our existing nodes design.

I/O Speed( 1.0GB ) : 152 MB/s

Try saying that from Rural Saskatchewan. SaskTel has meh adoption, Bell only has cellular service and I don't think Shaw has gotten around to it. Of course those are your option if your live in PA, Sa

I can't say for other providers, but I use Telus in the west and I have native IPv6 networking for a couple years now. It works fine!

Indian mobile networks, you mean. Wired is still stuck on v4, for the most part.

Would the purpose of the second VPS be to have a redundant nameserver service running?

Intresting i would say 67% indian networks use ipv6

Considering here in Canada only 27% the Canadian network uses IPv6, I never would. I don't have a IPv6 address at home, and most people I know don't.

You can't. If this is the case, you are below the minimum requirements and should use a DNS service or get a second VPS, as pointed out above.

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So lets say for instance you have a VPS with one IP address. How would you implement redundancy in that case? Thanks for the reply.

You need two DNS servers minimum. Period. If you are using the same IP twice, that is not best practice. The two DNS servers should be on a different network so that if one goes down the other rema