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I cannot seem to find any information on what kind of connectivity they have/peering. Also, do you get anything like iKVM or even a way to power cycle it? It s

by mukyu 14y ago

I cannot seem to find any information on what kind of connectivity they have/peering. Also, do you get anything like iKVM or even a way to power cycle it? It sounds like anything you run is going to be virtualized anyways or at least under a hypervisor, or else why the 7.5GB of RAM?

staunch 14y ago
We'll be adding remote console support. You can shutdown and reboot your servers from the web. Our network is currently connected to nLayer, Tiscali, PCCW/BTN, and peered with Equinix and a bunch of others. We'll be adding a number of additional providers as well. Our US West1 location is in downtown LA, where just about everyone has a presence. Yes, your hardware is dedicated to you alone, but you launch virtualized instances on it. They run on OpenVZ, which has very minimal performance overhead compared with things like Xen. Thanks for the questions.
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