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Decent Co-Location or Virtual Server Hosting? 145

gclef writes "Speakeasy announced recently that they're being bought by Best Buy. Despite all the promises to the contrary, I suspect my ability to host servers in my home is going away soon. Does anyone have hints as to where I can get a reasonable co-lo space or virtual hosting? I don't want to outsource the management of my domains entirely, nor will 'webhosting' be good enough, since I like having control of my own stuff (and like running my own DNS, IMAPS, and other assorted network services). Is there some place that will give me a blank box with an unfiltered connection to the net?"
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  • Re:VPSLand (Score:2, Insightful)

    by mikkelm ( 1000451 ) on Thursday April 05, 2007 @09:22AM (#18619365)
    IRC is a magnet for DoS. Even smaller networks frequently get hammered by random people for various reasons.

    Another reason is covering their asses legally. If you have someone hosting an IRC server in your facility and a botmaster decides to stop by on that network and herd his zombies from from there, there are pretty much no limits to what a law enforcement agency could take from the facility. Sad but true.

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