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Does anyone here know what freeola's server specs are and what connection they use to connect customers to the net? I couldn't find anything at freeola.info
Cheers
the borg
Cheers
the borg
Thanks Danny for the info,
You have just secured some more business for freeola. I will be using them/you for most of my customers' sites now (should be several if my design company kicks off).
Thanks Again and Merry Christmas
theborg
You have just secured some more business for freeola. I will be using them/you for most of my customers' sites now (should be several if my design company kicks off).
Thanks Again and Merry Christmas
theborg
Hey Borg,
Now you're moving into territories I don't fully speak with authority on, I put that question to our chief technical guy. He said that the Tier definitions tend to differ depending on who you speak to.
Hopefully, these statements tell you what you want to know:
We buy transit
We peer
We are in 2 countries - peering in lipex amsterdam
We don't have a default route
Regards,
Danny
Now you're moving into territories I don't fully speak with authority on, I put that question to our chief technical guy. He said that the Tier definitions tend to differ depending on who you speak to.
Hopefully, these statements tell you what you want to know:
We buy transit
We peer
We are in 2 countries - peering in lipex amsterdam
We don't have a default route
Regards,
Danny
Thanks Torquay United!
As Freeola uses Entranet can I assume freeola has a Tier 2 connection?
the borg
As Freeola uses Entranet can I assume freeola has a Tier 2 connection?
the borg
We wouldn't tend to post precise information publicly.
I can tell you that there are ten customer web servers though, all of powerful spec running BSD.
There are also multiple mail servers with extra mail queueing facilities for outages/busy periods.
Our technical infrastructure partner is Entanet International and they have exceptional peering arrangements UK and worldwide with staggering amounts of bandwidth. This is the reason that the Freeola dial-up and broadband connections are so damn fast.
Regards,
Danny
I can tell you that there are ten customer web servers though, all of powerful spec running BSD.
There are also multiple mail servers with extra mail queueing facilities for outages/busy periods.
Our technical infrastructure partner is Entanet International and they have exceptional peering arrangements UK and worldwide with staggering amounts of bandwidth. This is the reason that the Freeola dial-up and broadband connections are so damn fast.
Regards,
Danny
'Resistance is futile'
Try posting in the customer service forum, SR staff don't visit here often....
Does anyone here know what freeola's server specs are and what connection they use to connect customers to the net? I couldn't find anything at freeola.info
Cheers
the borg
Cheers
the borg