[CentOS-mirror] New Mirror

[Graham Frank]

I shall.  I just realized that this makes a local up2date mirror as well.  I have 10 CentOS servers, so that will cut down on our bandwidth as well.  Big plus there.

Later!

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Graham Frank
(608) 359-1593
Neoservers LLC - http://www.neoservers.com/
Founder/Owner

-----Original Message-----
From:  Lance Davis 
Date:  10/27/05 4:27 pm
To:  Mailing list for CentOS mirrors.
Subj:  Re: [CentOS-mirror] New Mirror

On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Graham Frank wrote:

> 
> Hey all.
> 
> I just finished the initial sync to a mirror I've setup.  After awhile, I will
> decide whether or not to keep the mirror running.  I want to see how much
> bandwidth it will use first.
> 
> Server details:
> Intel P4 2.8 Ghz (800 Mhz FSB / HT)
> 1GB DDR-400 RAM
> 250GB SATA
> 
> Connection and Location Details:
> San Jose, California - AboveNet SJC2 - Tier 1
> Connected via a single Gig-E on a 100 Mbps port (took two hours to complete the
> initial sync at 80 Mbps)
> 
> Currently, I'm only offering HTTP access to the mirror.  If I permanently
> maintain it, I'll offer FTP and possible RSYNC access.
> 
> Mirror: http://centos.neoservers.com
> Sponsor: Neoservers LLC
> Sponsor URL: http://www.neoservers.com
> Syncing twice daily at 8AM and 8PM
> 
> Anything I miss?  Let me know!

Thanks - I have added your mirror to the database - it should show up in a 
short while.

Please let us know if you decide to stop maintaining it so we can remove 
it from the database.

Regards
Lance

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