I can understand the concern. We'd still offer traditional bare metal access, but it'd be basically just us handing off SSH creds with limited end-user control, at least in the US location. For those

Yes, if you do it yourself via VNC and bring your own license. We have no pre-made templates for Windows available but you're free to install from ISO.

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"Signup" and I also found that whmcs also has settings "per client" instead of "per product". Anyone can tell me that is it easy to setting on WH

so users can manage some basic functions from WHMCS like rebooting their server, seeing BW graphs or set their PTR records. In the other location, we can't offer this. If you're a user who has server

There wouldn't really be a difference in price. It'd cost us a $1.50/mo per VF license for each node, but I think it can be something we can generally eat and find it worth it since on our end, manage

view-source: and you see cpanel licensed code....

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A lot of grammar errors, unlicensed WHMCS, teamviewer.exe at the top and a gem https://sse.to/blog/. Classic India call center style scam. Huge NO.

(granted the whmcs tool is shit and report false data a lot of times), but with things like that I have feeling that no one gives a fuck about selling those FTP space (to private consumer).

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Could it be all iFastNet's downstreams having no qualified license?

Skynethosting, reseller hosting with whmcs for 8.95$ per month