4Mbps is extremely slow for a mirror, sadly.

I run on a 100Mbps connection, and my mirror submission was turned down.

Regards,

Warren

On Sunday, July 8, 2012, Kenneth Perry Hough wrote:

Hi,

We are a start up company that uses CentOS for many of our servers and would like to contribute to the project.  Right now donation of dedicated servers or monetary support is still not possible but we hope to do so once we grow.  Right now, we are hoping to contribute through a public mirror.  Our internet and company details are shown below.  Because we just started, our internet is incomparable to many but hope to upgrade as soon as we have the financial ability to do so.  I wanted to ask if it is feasible to create a public mirror with the below mentioned internet speed or if we should wait until we have a better connection.

ISP: Charter Internet
Speed: 15/4Mbps
Our Company: Evo Group Technologies, Inc
Company Location: Shelburne, VT
Server Location: Worcester, MA

Thanks in advance!

Kenneth Hough
Chief Technology Officer
Evo Group Technologies, Inc
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