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Comment on 'Welcome Chris MacGown' by EpochWolf

2008-08-29T12:10:00Z

I would have to agree with PaulKroll.

And welcome Chris. I am deeply sorry for not noticing this post earlier

Comment on 'Welcome Michael Bradley' by EpochWolf

2008-08-29T12:08:05Z

YEAH! Welcome to the team :)

Comment on 'Welcome Matthew Sherborne' by EpochWolf

2008-08-29T12:07:25Z

Welcome! Cool to see another overseas support person :)

Comment on 'Welcome Michael Bradley' by Niklas

2008-08-29T08:50:16Z

Welcome Michael!

Comment on 'Welcome Michael Bradley' by David Cintron

2008-08-28T05:11:31Z

Welcome Michael. Glad Slicehost is always hiring new and talented support folk.

Comment on 'Private IPs for your slices' by Jeff O'Hara

2008-08-27T20:12:40Z

awesome!!!

Comment on 'Private IPs for your slices' by Dash

2008-08-24T05:13:38Z

This is excellent – always wondered about the bandwidth usage of interconnected servers. This will be a huge money savor for us! Thank you very much – you guys really ROCK!

Comment on 'Private IPs for your slices' by Andrew McClain

2008-08-22T06:49:54Z

Once again, we’re so happy to continue our service with Slicehost!

Comment on 'Welcome Matthew Sherborne' by David Cintron

2008-08-21T01:05:46Z

Welcome Matt! Thanks for including the Conchords clip. It gave me a new appreciation for Kiwis.

Comment on 'Welcome Matthew Sherborne' by David Mackey

2008-08-19T23:53:56Z

Welcome Matt.

Comment on 'Welcome Matthew Sherborne' by slicematt

2008-08-19T19:56:44Z

7 of us now.

Comment on 'Welcome Matthew Sherborne' by xdmx

2008-08-19T19:12:13Z

Welcome Matthew :)

Guys, how many are you?

Comment on 'Private IPs for your slices' by Bryan Veloso

2008-08-17T04:15:52Z

Talk about being late to the party. I just happened to stroll here and find this. Thank you so much! :D

Comment on '3-way handshake episode 11' by Phil

2008-08-16T18:28:06Z

Hey guys,

You guys keep mentioning unpacking and racking the servers. You’ve put some pictures up of the office which satisfied that aspect of my curiosity, now I’m curious about the servers. Who do you get them from, what do you do to provision them and get them set up? You have such great write-ups in the community section about all the software provisioning of the slices, I and the other hardware geeks out there would appreciate some behind the scenes looks at what goes into the server that our slices are on, where do you get them, how do you provision them. Throw some pictures into the mix too please :)

And when is Sushi night?? Maybe I’ll stop by STL :)

Comment on 'Private IPs for your slices' by Eddie

2008-08-14T17:34:25Z

So can the bandwidth for a ‘private’ slice be transferred to another slice? ex. I have 2 slices, a 512 app slice and a 1gb db slice. The db slice is setup with a private ip so that only the app server can chat with it. Can the 400gb of unused bandwidth on the db slice be applied to the app slice?