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Assuming that BuyVM have set up their KVM templates properly for IPv6, you could first install a Debian template and save a copy of the network settings and then use these settings when you install fr

Well, like most providers here, BuyVM sell unmanaged VPSes, and so the question of how to set up IPv6 on the OS of one's VPS isn't covered by support, at least not normally.

Since buyvm support is good why shouldn't he contact them ?

https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/162932/buyvm-net-down

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I figure it isn't really a BuyVM issue, more that I'm doing something incorrectly.

Shouldn't you contact buyvm support instead ?

I was wondering if someone who has BuyVM could tell me what I'm doing wrong. I've never been able to figure out the proper method to enable an IPV6 address on Debian 10, so I've just been using v4 onl

BuyVM and OVH are on my radar. But we'll see what else comes up.

BuyVM's NY Slice + Slabs

Got from LiteServer, Ramnode, Alphavps , Terrahost and BuyVM .

+1 BuyVM (great performance & support no doubt)

+1 BuyVM

https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices/

If you look for CPU bench, GB4 score around 950-1200 and GB5 score around 250-300

Still the same cpu as previous offer, so GB4 around 950-1200 and GB5 around 250-300

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I believe the lowest you can go on-prem is 250 domains - the pricing scales obviously based on volume, since the number of domains in fact does not really increase the actual costs of running the serv