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Does anyone know of a good way to speed up PHP on IIS6? I'm running 5.2.6 as ISAPI, and I have a WordPress installation that I'd like to speed up (not the front end, which I'm planning on caching anyways, but the backend CMS -- it's still too slow for my taste). I've tried installing Zend...

Ok, thanks!

It's been over a year since my VPS was migrated to Waco, yet still every single load testing service, speed test, or WHOIS still says my server is located in Orlando. Why is this?

Is it still too earlier to complain? The new forums (at least visually) appear to be no improvement over the previous one. The soft pastel colors make it hard to see anything, and the weird avatar icons on the left hand side make parsing the thread list difficult (probably because they have...

good to know. thanks Stephen, I appreciate it!

Hey Stephen, any word on this?

i guess it's impossible :(

Hi, I'm trying to speed up the perl apps on my VPS (my stats program and a blog install that uses perl)... and i've installed the Microsoft FastCGI extension: http://www.iis.net/download/FastCGI and this perl module: http://search.cpan.org/~cosmicnet/FCGI-IIS/lib/FCGI/IIS.pm I've found...

But why client name 'a'? Does Windows treat that as an alias for Administrator? I looked in the security log and i do see failed logins for 'Administrator' but in the system log i only see 'Remote session from client name a exceeded the maximum allowed failed logon attempts'. i assume those are...

All I wanted to know is whether you've raised prices or not... Which it sounds like you have. Just be honest with your customers.

do you know why someone or something is constantly starting Terminal Service sessions using client name "a"... i sit and watch the terminal services manager and under the list of sessions, i see myself and i see the listener, and then every 25 seconds i see a new session trying to connect, and...

So, in other words, in the last couple months you've started charging for more than 2 IP addresses, even though when we signed up for VPS service, you gave us 3 IP addresses for free.

ok, good to know. thanks Stephen!

I was updating my Terminal Services settings (Administration Tools > Terminal Services Configuration > Connections > General) and under the security section, i noticed in the Certificate field it lists my old VPS hostname (pre-waco migration) and when I click on edit, it opens a box that says...

Nope, I'm sorry, but when I signed up for VPS service in 2007, you gave me 3 dedicated IP addresses. It's only been in the last two months that you started billing me for one -- thus a price increase. These were the IPs you gave me originally (one for the VPS and two for name servers)...

Also, how easy is it to downgrade my Plesk Power Pack from Unlimited to 100 domains? Does this cause any problems on the VPS or is it simply a matter of just updating the Plesk license file?

Ok, I checked it and it says: $2.75 Monthly for 1 additional dedicated ip But I have the same number of IP addresses since day one of hosting with you. (plus, the "additional IP" on the billing statement is actually the primary IP of my VPS)

then have you started charging late fees?

is it just me or did you guys raise prices on VPS accounts by about $3/month since the migration to the Waco datacenter?