location: Fergus Falls, MN http only direct dvd yes all arch MAX BANDWIDTH 20mbps url: centos.bradcowisp.com sync 4 times a day
organization: Bradco-Wisp, Inc. www.bradcowisp.com
I just wanna say we love centos! we use for for all of our servers and our happy to give back a little. Let me know if you have any questions or need anymore information. Thank you
Dan Page
On 03.02.2012 17:19, Dan page wrote:
location: Fergus Falls, MN http only direct dvd yes all arch MAX BANDWIDTH 20mbps
Nothing personal, but 20mbps really isn't enough to run a mirror on - or rather: With having a large part of our mirrors in the US with 100mbps and up to several gbps, I'd rather not point anyone at a mirror with that bandwidth.
But thank you very much for wanting to support CentOS!
Regards,
Ralph
Ralph Angenendt kirjoitti:
On 03.02.2012 17:19, Dan page wrote:
location: Fergus Falls, MN http only direct dvd yes all arch MAX BANDWIDTH 20mbps
Nothing personal, but 20mbps really isn't enough to run a mirror on - or rather: With having a large part of our mirrors in the US with 100mbps and up to several gbps, I'd rather not point anyone at a mirror with that bandwidth.
But thank you very much for wanting to support CentOS!
For those wanting to contribute some bandwidth for CentOS, one option would be to set up a Bittorrent seeder for the CentOS .iso torrents. The torrents can be found from the respective iso directories and obviously the seeders don't need to be "registered" in any way. This method works also for those who have limited upstream bandwidth. There's little demand for the older versions, so concentrating on the newest versions (ie. 5.7 and 6.2 at the moment) is usually sufficient.
I'm operating such a server myself and I'd estimate that it has transferred some 7TB of CentOS data so far. It's probably not that much compared to the other official mirros, but every bit helps, I'd say.
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