Hehe.. We're going to see how many boundries we can push...;)

We are an eyeball network with a fair number of in-house CentOS (and other OS variants) servers, but also do a fair amount of local tier2 transit - we have outbound bandwidth to burn and like to contribute back to projects like CentOS and others.

Cheers, Paul

-----Original Message----- From: J.H. [mailto:warthog9@kernel.org] Sent: March-03-11 8:18 PM To: Mailing list for CentOS mirrors. Cc: Paul Stewart Subject: Re: [CentOS-mirror] Old Mirror Back Online: Nexicom Inc.

On 03/03/2011 04:57 PM, Paul Stewart wrote:

Hi there..

Nexicom Inc. is happy to announce that our old mirror is now back online. New URL, new server cluster, more bandwidth ;)

Mirror URL (HTTP only): http://centos.mirror.nexicom.net/

Updated: Hourly

Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Server Bandwidth: 20Gb/s (2X10GE LAG)

I can only assume you've got a small cluster of machines behind that, as that's a particularly large pipe to feed! (I'll admit to jealousy)

- John 'Warthog9' Hawley

Am 07.03.11 13:42, schrieb Paul Stewart:

Hi there..

Is there anything else we need to do in order to be added to the mirror listing? I just checked and we’re not listed again – wasn’t’ sure if I was missing a step or if it was just someone hasn’t had time yet to add us?

No, it's just that that pesky life thing got into the way :)

I just reenabled your mirror, it should show up soon.

Thanks for your support and sorry for the late reply,

Ralph

Am 09.03.11 22:42, schrieb Paul Stewart:

Thanks very much.. that darn "life" thing gets in the way of things ;)

I just checked and we don't show up on the mirrors list - am I just being impatient?

Bleh. Should have changed it from Disabled to Active (thought I did that) >:)

Cheers,

Ralph

Am 10.03.11 00:44, schrieb Paul Stewart:

Thanks.. I think you need a holiday ;)

Can I give you my bosses phone number? >:)

So I guess it works now.

Cheers and sorry,

Ralph