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(Quote) as long as your service runs, IP's are not taken down from BGP, why would you "Freek" Out? - see what i did there? =)
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(Quote) yap, those will not, plus others thatw ere in the BF / xmass sale in 2024. They will be migrated to Scale Gen 2 as promised. I am just waiting for nodes to get silent a bit after the house keeping .
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@jtk 2GB ram will be a bare limit for 1 table full ipv4 and 1 table full ipv6 If you run soft reconfiguration inbound you will need twice as that. I presume you will use Bird2/frr? maybe vyos?? if you wish to have multiple tables, 16G will be t…
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Well, the upgrade from Scale Gen 2 to the next platform will be a big one, as we will leap 2-4 generations in CPU, this mostly because DELL does not have ant 26 bay models on G15, only on G16 and G17 R7X0XD2 chassy ( DDR5 ). But those are like their…
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(Quote) yappp. well, I will not say indefinitely, as in 10 years from now i highly doubt we will run Scale Gen 2. =) , but the G2 will not be scheduled for decommission anytime soon. Once I will redo all the TOS from ground UP, it will be sent ou…
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Well, I think it is time we do not use forums for support tiket , tho this falls under announcements, here it is: A Look Back at 2025 and the Road Ahead Dear customers, As many of you know, we entered 2025 with an ambitious list of improvements w…
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(Quote) that is pretty cool actually.
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I would personally go M2/3/4/5 any day of the week.
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(Quote) Interesting fact, we actually had close to 0 problems like the ones described in the mail with the vast majority of the "active" users from here and OGF. And I am proud of that! PS: (Quote) Anyone should have one sincerely. =…
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(Quote) Now what would you do with that amount of ip's..... aaa, correction that amount of /64's?
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(Quote) Most will actually benefit from these decisions in the mid-long run, some will not. It is what it is. Just be sure to have some Pop-Corn on idle, I do expect some fallout in Late December / beginning of January titled: Shit HOT-C deleted …
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(Quote) THX, I appreciate it. Those that got the mail now know why we were kinda off this year and absent in the Deal Threads. And Yes, I did use AI to correct my typing, you should have seen the draft, not even I understood it =)
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Ok, official info was sent to remaining affected customers, please check your e-mails. Here is a time-lined description of the event of the fuckup: July 27, 2025 – Afternoon (GMT+3): Multiple Seagate ST18000NM019J drives (firmware KM02) across tw…
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Update 1 All NVMe-based services previously hosted on the two affected nodes have been successfully restored to other nodes — a positive outcome so far. 😊 The second faulty node has been brought to our office for in-depth diagnostics and recovery …
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Small update, it seems the issue is from ST18000NM019J, even with the latest ( 6-8 mo ago ) fw update fix. I will keep you posted once I get out of the DC.
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Hi everyone, Unfortunately, this isn't a pleasant update. At this time, we have two nodes down due to currently unknown reasons. The only information we have is from the iDRAC interfaces, and frankly, it doesn't look good. We are actively working…
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@secure For a VPS or dedicated server with a fixed IP, you do not need to be a PFA (sole trader) or SRL (LLC), nor do you need any special certifications just to run a website or web services. Those requirements apply only if you want to sign a di…
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(Quote) =) :3 :# B) :p
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@NathanCore4 Thank you ! Stuff is premium!! Juniper SRX are freaking new an they were at a freaking awesome price !!! I cannot comment on the QFX-5200, I am thrilled to put it in the datacenter alongside the EX4300 Everything came packet nicely…
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@NathanCore4 Thank you ! Stuff is premium!! Juniper SRX are freaking new an they were at a freaking awesome price !!! I cannot comment on the QFX-5200, I am thrilled to put it in the datacenter alongside the EX4300 Everything came packet nicely…
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Windows 3.11 - as it has network support and a modern GUI for day to day work. Debian/Ubuntu - for the normal stuff FreeBSD for whatever related to routing
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Thx :3 There will also be some nice upgrade for the LAN part, we got some shiny stuff from @NathanCore4 , but more on that when we have our hands on the goods... shortly.... =)
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Hy fellas. I asked Stu to send out a clarification mail on eligible products for the free upgrade to Scale Gen 2, here is the list for those that have fake mail accounts do not check their mail :D :D : Eligible VPS Plans for Free Upgrade: BF R…
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In my opinion, a data breach is one of the worst things that can happen in the IT world. ( the worst period :) ) That said, I don’t think Virtualizor is the only one at fault here. Software today is often built in “fast-forward” mode—features rus…
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(Quote) Multi Core | 1784 Full Test | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/12189785 Very good for a V4 2690 :+1:
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(Quote) (Image) Just messing around here, altho the idea for the app and fact that it can be shared is awesome. @Amadex - cool awesome :3 :+1:
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Most implementations (IOS-XR/Nokia SR-OS) correctly filtered this out without causing any problems assuming their systems have been setup for RFC7606 (“BGP error tolerance”), however an interesting interaction with JunOS and Arista EOS caused JunOS …
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(Quote) Very nice, as it seems you do not oversell yourself the stuff =) Just kidding, altho I really like the score on that i5-7500T CPU @ 2.70GHz. Cheers!