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There's currently an ongoing incident in Core-Backbone's network which is likely related (all my VMs with AS47277 transit cannot reach a few networks, specially in Russia)

I used to have one in Russia and one in Brazil, but they are gone now.

Locations: 30+ Netherlands, USA, Poland, Finland, France, Russia, Sweden, Denmark, Canada, Turkey, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Australia, Romania, UK

This abuse report was for "Outbound Brute-Force" for SSH port to 144.31.234.73. You know the fun part? This server is blocked in Russia because someone was running a VPN server on it

Russia got to keep those indoctrination channels open.

I didn't go to business school, but I'm not sure making your website offering simpler for you at the expense of being competitive in Russia location is a solid decision.

Not many EU providers peer with Russia these days, I'm not sure why.

Well, Russia was your cheapest location, so there's a reason for it. I'm certainly sure it doesn't cost you the same as your other locs.

Thank you for your comment! Regards price for servers in Russia - we did not increase prices actually, we aligned the prices with those in other locations.

what do you think of the russian regime?

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Who? You? For what reason? You’re the only one who’s always complaining about us because we’re from Russia.

That’s right, we’ll change the wording. Essentially, what was meant was that we must comply with the conditions and list all providers of personal data, etc. But when the EU states that Russia, in ess

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He is posting fake exchange rates that in best case only is valid inside Russia, but only for money exchange. Under Russian currency regulations, the Russian ruble is the sole legal tender for domesti