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Atlantic.Net provides an array of hosting services, including cloud, dedicated, colocation, private virtualization, and managed hosting. Our state-of-the-art infrastructure is SSAE 18, HIPAA, and HITECH compliant and housed in seven global secure facilities with constant monitoring and multiple direct connections to the Internet backbone.
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Just coming into the company, it does not have an IT Department or anyone with IT Skills. The infrastructure is as follows: Consumer grade Netgear router with rented cox modem. All laptops are on Windows 10 Pro with Microsoft Business Standard Licenses. All laptops have Webroot AV's and no full endpoint protection. Active Directory is currently on a small VM with Windows Server 2019 hosted by atlantic.net (this... Source: 12 months ago
I also have my own Virtual Private Server (VPS), hosted on atlantic.net. Running iperf3 to/from my VPS I see similar results to these latter ones, but also the upload tests shows a large number of retries. Here is one random example:. Source: about 1 year ago
Hands down, atlantic.net free instance and block storage for a year. Don't let the basic site and ui confuse you - I have called over six times at random hours and always get someone on the phone in under a minute and they help. I mean they really help and instantly. Source: about 2 years ago
If a changing public IP is the problem, take a look at duckdns. Source: about 1 year ago
Why don't you use Dynamic-DNS like https://duckdns.org and have the pi send your IP to the DDNS with script automated to run every 30 mins in crontab. That way you don't need anything like what you talked about and your DDNS would update from the very same pi that you are running the pi on! Source: almost 3 years ago
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