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[11:40] <mattx86> thought I'd let you guys know of a dual-stack managed dns provider I found: https://www.zerigo.com/managed-dns
[11:41] <mattx86> I'll probably sign up later, but first, I must sleep :)  bbl
[12:11] <vapor> managed dns provider == web interface? or they do all your dns for you via tickets?
[12:12] <pilgrimd> Judging by their site, the former.
[12:15] <a_j__c> does Arp do anything special for getting it's OpenBSD client's networking interfaces to work in QEMU?
[12:16] <pilgrimd> Is the e1000 driver not finding your interfaces?
[12:20] <a_j__c> well, the interface is there, and it worked during the install
[12:20] <a_j__c> but it doesn't work anymore
[12:25] <fink> a_j__c: can you be more specific?
[12:26] <a_j__c> when I was installing, the interface I was using was working perfectly fine
[12:27] <a_j__c> and now when I boot to OpenBSD I can't hit my DHCP server
[12:27] <a_j__c> I'm prolly overlooking something
[12:27] <pilgrimd> ARP offers DHCP?
[12:27] <a_j__c> nono
[12:27] <a_j__c> this is at my place, was just wondering if there was something special they do
[12:28] <pilgrimd> You have a DHCP server at your house and you're trying to use it from your VPS?
[12:28] * fink is confused
[12:28] <pilgrimd> DHCP doesn't work across broadcast domains.
[12:28] <a_j__c> no this has nothing to do with arpnetworks
[12:29] <a_j__c> i was just wondering if there were any tricks they use here is all
[12:29] <a_j__c> :)
[12:29] <pilgrimd> It "just works" AFAICT.  Static assignments.
[12:29] <a_j__c> hmm weir
[12:29] <a_j__c> d
[12:29] <a_j__c> weird*
[12:29] <a_j__c> thanks though
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[17:33] <Nobody> Sigh.. okay, is it better off keeping my current dedicated server or going with a VPS for teamspeak..  I have this person who is adament about me not switching to a vps
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[19:57] <tooth> if you have it why not give it a try?
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[21:29] <G> Nobody: if you have $10/$20 to give it a try, give it a try
[21:32] <G> Nobody: some things to note: a virtual server isn't always fully comparible to a dedicated server, i.e.:  a virtual server doesn't have direct access to the physical hardware timing clock - I know in the past, software like Asterisk has had performance problems as a result - although they've now worked around the issue, also KVM I believe isn't as bad off with the issue, you will have less resources, I don't know about the teamspeak requirements, but the
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[21:35] <G> Nobody: on the other hand, you may find you can get more resources cheaper that sorta thing, some of the dedicated servers aren't that great
[21:35] <G> Nobody: it may seem like a cliche', but only you can tell :)
[21:39] <mattx86> IMHO, a VPS is a great value compared to a dedicated server.  it's generally easier to manage a VPS (for a lower cost) for both you and your provider
[22:19] <G> mattx86: yeah, hence why I'm saying spend the 10/20 bucks to give it a try
[22:20] <G> mattx86: but I'm also acknowledging that it deosn't always work for everything as well, in comparison
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[22:22] <mattx86> G: true
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