Retrieving speedtest.net configuration...
Retrieving speedtest.net server list...
Testing from KW Datacenter...
Selecting best server based on latency...
Hosted by Quadro Communications Co-operative Inc (Kirkton, ON) [66.36 km]: 35.47 ms
Testing download speed........................................
Download: 35.21 Mbit/s
Testing upload speed..................................................
Upload: 54.02 Mbit/s
I had problems getting 6.7 servers built and accessible, so I've stuck with the Ubuntu 14 images. They work well for everything. The PBX is running Incredible PBX 13-12. It is 100% IAX2 from endpoint to VSOP. No SIP. For my personal use I couldn't be happier. And as I'd mentioned earlier, the Club website is Ubuntu 14.4 LTS + IPTables + Fail2Ban + Nweb. LAMP minus A minus M minus P. Quite bullet-proof.
Interesting, I had connectivity issues too with 6.7. It would start OK, but eventually I couldn't get in via external SSH only with the (java?) console in the control panel and the "network test" would fail on every city.
I tried building a 1CPU/512MB/10GB Ubuntu 14 server but it failed. It actually took several hours to finally show up as failed, before it appeared to be boot looping. I assumed not enough RAM, but maybe CaC was just overloaded with build requests.
I'm not doing anything as complicated as a PBX or forum, just getting over the wall...
Don't assume your attempt to create a 1CPU/512MB/10GB Ubuntu 14 server is failing because of too little RAM. Not true. They work just fine and I have deployed many of them in the past 1.5 years. In one case I ran I-PBX, a simple web server, -and- a torrent box on the same 1CPU/512MB/10GB machine. It didn't break a sweat! The culprit is almost certainly C-a-C's more than occasional fickleness.
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