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Where are the VPN servers located geographically? It might be wise to include where your servers are located - and perhaps even a test IP address that users ca
by prg318 13y ago
Where are the VPN servers located geographically? It might be wise to include where your servers are located - and perhaps even a test IP address that users can use for latency / packet loss testing.
- rdl 13y agoUS-West, US-Central, US-East, UK right now. Adding some more in Europe and Asia ASAP. A (current and historical) performance monitor, uptime monitor is a great idea.
- gridscomputing 13y agoWhen will the Sealand node come online?
- bifrost 13y agoThats also a good question, we'll look into it.
- rdl 13y agoSince it's ethernet-distance to the UK node, ... (after I left, HavenCo ran servers out of London Telehouse for a long time claiming they were "on Sealand". It was lulz when the place caught on fire and everything was unaffected. Previously, we had 4xE1 running from border routers at Telehouse back to shore near Sealand and then a microwave link, but I guess they figured this was cheaper and more reliable and no one would check... :)
- bifrost 13y agoGood news, I actually put latency/loss monitoring into our internal support system last night, so I'll probably be exposing some data from it next week. We currently monitor 60+ sites from the Alexa Top 500 for load time and loss so we can use the data for capacity planning and fault isolation.