Phoenix topology/machines

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Phoenix topology/machines

Postby 1sy8 on Wed Aug 02, 2006 11:09 pm

Along the same lines as the history of Phoenix network, it would be great to give an outline of the actual network topology if possible and the actual number of hosted machines otherwise and specs.

As I gather, from the 2 servers in the questionnaire, only one is in service right now, the one named infinity ?

Also, do you do some kind of multi-homing to fill the vhosts IP range or how is it achieved ?
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Postby Nintendud on Thu Aug 03, 2006 1:34 am

I would also be interested in learning about it. It's good to know more about the servers we're using. Every server has a personality and a name. Smile

... Stop staring at me like that! I'm not crazy, I swear! I'm just used to getting up close and personal with IRC servers.... and I miss one of the greatest IRC servers ever, r2q5.xelium.net... (even if it's a Star Wars reference for the name, that was an awesome server). That baby was a Pentium II, but it ran better than all the other servers, until they couldn't afford the hosting anymore. Today, I feel bad for that computer... according to the owner, it's running ...*gasp*... WINDOWS! ;_;

Erm, anyway, back to the topic, I'd like to know more about the servers. Network topology and other stuff isn't too important to me, but knowing the specs would be nice. Also, do you have pictures of them? Very Happy

... Now you're looking at me weird again... >_>
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Postby phaseon on Thu Aug 03, 2006 6:50 am

has anyoone tryed using dig? or maybe a DNS lookup?
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