Sorry, I can't edit the original post to correct the information.

Create you own service plans, 3+ data center locations (and growing), SolusVM reseller control panel and API.

We are planning to become a hosting partner and are looking for a provider that offers a fully featured VPS API. We need an API that allows us to manage VPS services directly from our own control pane

you're basically a pretzel with all the bending you're doing pretending to come clean without actually admitting shit. imagine reframing your cheating the community as "mishandling"

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we need to work on a system that automatically cleans the IP, 100%

Ah, seems like a recipe for struggle to launch something like this and bind it to IP instead of server and/or no logic to clean it whenever the IP doesn't belong to the client anymore

IP rules, are external from the VPS and manage traffic, customers can manage them from our panel completely autonomously

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i thought you lost your tag for winning your own giveaways?

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We have 2 redundant upstreams, the issue was that the provider where we rent the Rack from has a dispute with their infrastructure-provider.

Posting here because support has gone quiet on ticket #IJI-866882 — only my own outgoing messages are showing, no replies from their side for a while now.

As a client whose service is still down, I am okay with how @NovaCloudHosting has handled this situation.

Also, you can open a support ticket if you wish (this is one of the best ways to contact us), but Telegram is also completely fine. We will answer fast! ti

Yes. Consecutive hardware failure may happened because of poor electricity quality, datacenter fire, getting locked within legal battle (and wanton damage) or with prior swat, attack missile, and the

We can do Windows in Eygelshoven, NL on any plan with 50 GB+ storage. For your specs our EPYC Configurator at 2 cores AMD EPYC Zen 3 Milan, 4 GB RAM, 50 GB NVMe RAID 1 comes to 6.59€/mo standard, or 5

The one and only reason that a provider should keep their own backups is to reduce downtime for restoration (same with technologies like RAID). No one should ever trust provider backups for the purpos

I use my own resolver on 5 of my relays (they have a second, clean IPv4). I set the min TTL to 300 seconds and set the cache to 256 MiB (and the negative cache to 32 MiB, since there are lots of NXDOM

Yeah I don't know why I suggested NAT instead of running another resolver. I wanted to correct myself but you were too quick 😄