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mikho

@nullnothere said:
@mikho - can you post updated looking glasses for the new locations (seems like you have Bucharest RO, Milan IT, US-New York, US-Seattle). I hope there'll be a bundle-up offer for existing bundle customers to increase their idling world dominion.

I hope I will get around to inatalling the looking glass this weekend.

@nullnothere said:
Also any word on taking over @AnthonySmith's LES Japan location as yet?

I’m still looking at alternatives. I have a backup plan, but there is something ”better” that I’m hoping for.

@htgy said:
I bought a USA bundle, they are pretty good.
I got a small problem with my US-NY node nat vps: the ipv4 with that vps is fine, but the ipv6 is not working.
I have submitted a ticket(#252582) for this but no respose for 3 days.

Known issue, working on it, seems to be a node/routing issue.
Looks like the node changes the vps gateway to the nodes own ipv6.

nullnothere

@Daniel said: I've got Milan via MrVM

Looks like you're behind CF - so I can't really ping to get a sense of latencies. No worries though (and thanks for the offer!)

@mikho said: I hope I will get around to installing the looking glass this weekend.

That will be nice. I'll wait to figure out which part of the world to colonize idle-ise next.

Of course one could argue that if you are truly idling, latency doesn't matter.

Daniel

nullnothere said: Looks like you're behind CF - so I can't really ping to get a sense of latencies.

I meant that the site I linked to lets you send pings from a bunch of locations around the world, and the "Italy" location is MrVM in Milan the site is behind Cloudflare because it used to sometimes get DDoS traffic and CF helped a lot.

If you want to see latency from your location, you can try ping it01.d.sb which is my MrVM VPS in Milan.

Edit: 193.234.225.89 is the public shared IPv4 in case you want to test IPv4 pings too.

vyas

@Daniel said:

nullnothere said: Looks like you're behind CF - so I can't really ping to get a sense of latencies.

I meant that the site I linked to lets you send pings from a bunch of locations around the world, and the "Italy" location is MrVM in Milan the site is behind Cloudflare because it used to sometimes get DDoS traffic and CF helped a lot.

If you want to see latency from your location, you can try ping it01.d.sb which is my MrVM VPS in Milan.

Edit: 193.234.225.89 is the public shared IPv4 in case you want to test IPv4 pings too.

Nice tool, Daniel. Tried playing around with it, discovered a few oops'es on a couple of my sites already. :-)