Intel Pentium IV, 2.8 GHz
512 MB DDR2-RAM
80 GB SATA / 7200 RPM
2000 GB Bandwidth included
Incl. Remote Reboot, OS restore, Reverse DNS entries, and maximum of 7 IP’s
EUR 35,00 Monthly.

AMD Opteron 144
1024 MB DDR2-RAM
2x 80 GB SATA / 7200 RPM
3000 GB Bandwidth included
Incl. Remote Reboot, OS restore, Reverse DNS entries, and maximum of 7 IP’s
EUR 45,00 Monthly

Please contact our sales department if you are interested in any of the above boxes.

Location: St.Louis, Datotel Data center.
OS Available for install and automatic restores: Cent OS, OpenSuSE, Ubuntu and Debian
Prices: Incl 19% VAT where applicable.

There is only a limited quantity of servers available; so hurry if you want one.

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EUR 35,00 Unmanaged Server (US) limited stock

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Reminder: Tonight Scheduled Maintenance

Soon 040hosting will also be adding new managed US based servers, so keep watching our blog.

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We removed the setup fee of our servers

If you can’t wait contact our sales team to hear the details.

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New European servers coming soon

A software developer has uncovered a bug in most versions of Linux that could allow untrusted users to gain complete control over the open-source operating system.

The null pointer dereference flaw was only fixed in the upcoming 2.6.32 release candidate of the Linux kernel, making virtually all production versions in use at the moment vulnerable. While attacks can be prevented by implementing a common feature known as mmap_min_addr, the RHEL distribution, short for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, doesn’t properly implement that protection, Brad Spengler, who discovered the bug in mid October, told The Register.

Read the complete article at The Register. New kernels are available for Redhat and CentOS (obviously), and likely others who may be affected.

At the moment of publishing all main servers have been updated and others are scheduled for tonight.
Note:  this article was placed on the 4th of november 2009

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Bug in latest Linux gives untrusted users root access

The Seattle data center received additional 10G peering connections from Comcast and the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX), as well as 10G transit connections from Level 3 and NTT America. The facility’s upgrades included the installation of Internap’s Flow Control Platform (FCP), which enhances Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routing performance by monitoring each provider’s connections and rerouting traffic when a connection is interrupted.

The Dallas data center’s upgrades included adding a 10G Comcast connection for private peering. Currently this link carries more than 2.5Gbps of network traffic; in the coming days, it will have connectivity into Equinix facilities in Dallas and Washington DC, providing direct connections to additional carriers.

The upgraded data center connectivity looks as follows:

Dallas, TX

• Comcast – 1x10Gbps
• Global Crossing – 1x10Gbps
• Internap – 1x10Gbps
• Level 3 – 1x10Gbps
• NTT America – 2x10Gbps
• SAVVIS – 1x10Gbps
• Equinix – 1x10Gbps

Seattle, WA

• Comcast – 1x10Gbps
• Internap – 2x10Gbps
• Level 3 – 1x10Gbps
• Quest – 1x10Gbps
• SIX – 1x10Gbps

Washington, DC

• Internap – 2x10Gbps
• Level 3 – 1x10Gbps
• NTT America – 2x10Gbps
• Equinix – 1x10Gbps

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Upgraded data center connectivity

Click the below link for details.

Date: Saturday November 22nd 2008 (11/22/2008)
Start time: 4:00am GMT+1
End time: 6:00am GMT+1
Devices: cer01.wdc01, cer02.wdc01, fcr01.wdc01
Location: Washington DC
Duration: 2 Hours
Services Effected: Public Network, WDC

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Network Engineers will be conducting BGP maintenance on Customer Edge
Routers 01/02 and Frontend Customer Router 01 on Saturday, November 22nd
starting at 4:00am GMT+1. While there is no expected downtime, customers may
experience brief packet loss and/or high latency while routes reconverge through
each redundant, edge router. Although we expect these changes to only take
approximately 15 minutes, we have scheduled a maintenance window from
4:00am to 6:00am GMT+1.

Date: Saturday November 22nd 2008 (11/22/2008)
Start time: 2:00am GM+1
End time: 4:00am GMT+1
Devices: cer01.sea01, cer02.sea01, fcr01.sea01
Location: Seattle
Duration: 2 Hours
Services Effected: Public Network, Seattle

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Network Engineers will be conducting BGP maintenance on Customer Edge
Routers 01/02 and Frontend Customer Router 01 on Saturday, November 22nd
starting at 2:00am GMT+1. While there is no expected downtime, customers may
experience brief packet loss and/or high latency while routes reconverge through
each redundant, edge router. Although we expect these changes to only take
approximately 15 minutes, we have scheduled a maintenance window from
2:00am to 4:00am GMT+1

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Date: Saturday November 29th 2008 (11/29/2008)
Start time: 3:00am GMT+1
End time: 6:00am GMT+1
Devices: all CERs, all DARs, all FCRs
Location: Dallas, TX
Duration: 3 hours
Services Effected: Public Network, Dallas

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Network Engineers will be conducting BGP maintenance on all CERs, all DARs,
and all FCRs on Saturday November 29th starting at 3:00am GMT+1. While there is
no expected downtime, customers may experience brief packet loss and/or high
latency while routes reconverge through each redundant, edge router. Although
we expect these changes to only take approximately 60 minutes, we have
scheduled a maintenance window from 3:00am to 6:00am GMT+1.

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Network Maintenance notice 22nd and 29th of november

We are allowing four hours for the maintenance, but the actual downtime should be much less if the upgrade goes smoothly. We are aiming for as little downtime as possible, however as the maintenance will include potential replacement of all blades on the switch we are stretching for a much larger window.

Please be advised of this scheduled maintenance window and allow for adequate time to pass before opening up any support tickets during this maintenance window.  We thank you in advance for your time and understanding in this matter.

Affected Servers: Only the New Jersey based servers.

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Planned Network Maintenance for October 12th

Seattle, WA (sea01) – will be 50Gs of capacity
Internap – 2x 10G
Qwest – 1x 10G
Verio – 1x 10G (coming Q4 2008)
Level3 – 1x 10G (coming Q4 2008)

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Washington, DC (wdc01) – will be 40Gs of capacity
Internap – 2x 10G
Verio – 1x 10G (coming Q4 2008)
Level3 – 1x 10G (coming Q4 2008)

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