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--- anycast_vps [2021/04/24 12:44]
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+++ anycast_vps [2023/06/30 15:46] (current)
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 ===== What is Anycast?  =====
-Anycast is a routing feature BuyVM offers for free to all customers.  With a functioning Anycast configuration inbound traffic will be routed to the VPS that is nearest to the visitor (i.e. European visitors will go Luxembourg, United States visitors depending on their location will go to either Las Vegas or New York, Asia visitors will go to Las Vegas, etc.).
+Anycast is a routing feature BuyVM offers for free to all customers.  With a functioning Anycast configuration inbound traffic will be routed to the VPS that is nearest to the visitor (i.e. European visitors will go Luxembourg, United States visitors depending on their location will go to either Las Vegas, New York or Miami, Asia visitors will go to Las Vegas, South American visitors will go to Miami etc.).
-**Anycast requires customer to have a KCM Slice in all three BuyVM locations (Las Vegas, New York and Luxembourg).**
+**Anycast requires customer to have a KVM Slice in all four BuyVM locations (Las Vegas, New York, Miami and Luxembourg).**
 ===== Why use Anycast? =====
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 Anycast helps speed up your sites or other services by putting visitors on server closest to them.  Closest server choice results in low latency and higher throughput.  It is ideal for CDN (Content Distribution Network).
+===== Does AnyCast Have DDOS Protection?=====
+We offer DDOS Protection for AnyCast for **$5.00 monthly** which is powered by Path.net.
 ===== How much does AnyCast VPS cost ? =====
-Anycast is FREE for all BuyVM VPS customers. The cost will be three VPS purchases.  Anycast DOES work on our popular [[http://buyvm.net/|512MB monthly plans]].
+Anycast is FREE for all BuyVM VPS customers. The cost will be three VPS purchases.  Anycast DOES work on our popular [[https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices/|512MB monthly plans]].
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 root # cat /etc/network/interfaces
+<code>
         auto lo
         iface lo inet loopback
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         address         198.251.86.22
         netmask         255.255.255.0
+        </code>
 * Standard naming practice is eth0, eth0:0, eth0:1, etc. I use eth0:v6/eth0:anycast simply to identify bindings easier.