the course of troubleshooting, we had asked you to run the standardized nws.sh test script (created by @sh97 ) which is widely recognized within the community for providing a fair and multi-regional

Ok, so what to do in this situation?

I own quite a few domains registered in late 1990s...

As I said again, something you don't seem to understand.

If you can get a 10-20% drop in ping, get back to me, buddy.

Nah, it depends where you connect to, where the server is, where you are etc.

So, can you download the game to your phone and test it? What is your normal ping value, and what is your ping value when you connect via VPN?

Install my own ISO via KVM.

Use a VPN, I got my own mesh network, to optimize routes an drop latency.

Hover & Nameserver both don't accept crypto, I guess.

* if you want directly register with tucows then use their own brand hover.com

Actually, when we migrated from Blesta, we had to update services, dates, and some internal settings. We're almost 90% done. We're just waiting for whmcs to deliver the site integration, which will ha

Buddy, i with we're using WHMCS at the moment, we are not happy with Wisecp at the moment and theres no module or script thats migrates data to WHMCS.

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Hmm, OpenSRS offers me a reseller account too, but it's costly and needs KYC, doesn't it?

OpenSRS is Tucows. Same thing, same company. I do not know any affordable trusted resellers, as I don't use them. I have my own reseller accounts which I just use for myself.

Personally, we switched to WHMCS a few days ago. This change was truly much better; it offers us everything we were looking for

nftables does feel like the natural progression here, and your csfa wrapper idea makes a lot of sense for those who want to stick with a CSF like workflow while moving onto something more modern. If w

I have previously written here about the free web hosting panel Fastpanel (https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/183986/whats-not-to-like-about-fastpanel) and have used it continuously for nearly three ye

There's plenty of "shady" providers here, but what does that have to do with Aeza getting themselves sanctioned for facilitating state-sponsored cybercrime?