yes I have my vps setup as a router
with multiple vps'en you can just file a support@ ticket to have custom routing of bits of the /48 to various vps'en
whether you're doing tunnels to them or you're doing slmething else like an internal simulated net or a /64 for each customer of yours
toddf: How does one learn more about the various configs that are possible and does freebsd work better for the router portion as opposed to say centos or ubuntu
I have a quick question regarding setup time for new VPS's
How long from new order to boot?
Also you don't list 9.2 in the drop down is their any particular reason?
Guest93836: Typically within 24 hours.
And I have no idea... But you can always send support@ an email with the link to the ISO (keep it easy for them, a simple copy/paste) and it'll get put up.
Thanks
hi everypony
way late reply, but the 9.2 iso is there, there just isn't a 9.2 install image for provisioning a new vps
i just request 9.1, then mount the 9.2 iso via panel and install
or you can just upgrade within 9.1, but eh
oh ha, even later reply... I assumed Guest93836 was referring to ISOs and not images. So what m0unds said.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyc6RJEEe0U neat
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Does a /48 split into 2 /56 evenly IPv6 of course
mnathani: http://www.gestioip.net/cgi-bin/subnet_calculator.cgi this will be helpful
staticsafe: Thanks. turns out  its actually 2 /49s
brycec: Do you have any reference links as to how to setup your end of the link local IPv6 to route the /48
mnathani: don't think so... but it's simple. Set your ip to fe80::2/64 and gateway fe80::1
i should set up one of my vps' as a tunnel endpoint. tunnel broker sucks from abq, adds almost 130ms
i should have native ipv6 from comcast in the next 60 days or so, according to my acct rep, but...meh
I have native ipv6 from Comcast, m0unds, but it's a /128 (as I recall?) and I don't get any control over it.
And it wasn't much better than HE
So I opted to keep control (eg. rDNS)
I find sixxs good
adds about 10ms to my latency
HE <3
HE doesn't exist in my country unfortunately
HE <3
what country
NZ
HE has some amusing routes sometimes
the LOTR country
singapore to HE hongkong took the scenic route through the US, then western europe
my closest HE POP is San Jose according to traceroute
hazardous: HE cheap transit ftw
my university is cogent single homed, and its all backhauled to chicago anyways -_-
aww
it goes YYZ -> ORD -> YYZ via different provider
or just stops in ORD for stuff like Google
does SIXX or whatever have a pop in nz?
m0unds: yeah
sixxs deal is that they get ISPs/IT companies to host tunnel end points
brycec: i'm a biz customer, dunno if that would change the alloc i'm given - the rep said he thinks they'll provide a /64 but i'll believe it when i see it
err
Good luck m0unds :)
sixxs give me a /48
for a resi free customer
the pop I terminate at: https://www.sixxs.net/pops/acsdata/
ah
https://www.sixxs.net/misc/traffic/?pop=nzwlg01&last=1year not much traffic eh?
only like 5 people on the internet in NZ
we all share 5 computers down here
in fact, it's almost barry's turn on this one
hahaha
when i messed around with HE, i found that the version of junos on my srx was a little squirrelly w/flow-based stuff + ipv6
i've since updated it but haven't tried again
how much did the SRX cost you
the 100 was $350 used, and the 210he i'm using now was $660
ah
debian 7.3 out already
they're getting good with these point releases
hahaha
but the biggest change appears to be that they removed a package for licensing issues
uh oh, that sounds like point release material
The following packages were removed due to circumstances beyond our
control:
 linky           License problems
 iceweasel-linky License problems
ah there's some other good bugs in here they fixed.
chiapods are pretty good