OK. I know that no-ip.org is not good idea, but i haven't a hosting. With ISP no problem. My IP is static. I don't pretend to Tier 1 mirror and i haven't OC3.
Воскресенье, 29 сентября 2013, 22:25 +02:00 от Anthony Somerset anthony@somersettechsolutions.co.uk:
hey
no-ip.org is a dyndns hostname - is your IP dynamic? - that sounds like a consumer grade internet connection to me, whois of current ip matches that assumption http://whois.domaintools.com/87.251.143.28 - i'm not aware of any explicit rule but i'd assume that having a non-static IP is less than desirable?
have you checked to confirm that serving content in this manner is not against your terms and conditions as a broadband customer
also pretty certain that the speed might be too low for a mirror as theres already 8 Tier 1 (>OC3) mirrors in Russia
it might be better running a torrent seed for centos with that connection however
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On 28 Sep 2013, at 16:12, Micro8240 < micro8240@mail.ru > wrote:
Hi.
New mirror in Russia.
URL of mirror: ftp://linux-mirror.no-ip.org/CentOS URL of mirror: rsync://linux-mirror.no-ip.org/CentOS Country/City: Russia/Moscow. Bandwidth: 40 Mbps Update freq.: 6 times per day (every 4 hours) Contact mail: micro8240@mail.ru Source: rsync://mirror.yandex.ru::centos
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