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 For CentOS you will need to use a template. For CentOS you will need to use a template.
  
-Windows 2003 will work on a 128MB with about 30MB spare RAM. Windows 2008 R2 & 2012  +To run Windows Server 2012 or higher you need at least a **1GB Slice or higher**.
-both require a **minimum** of 512MB RAM.+
 ===== Networking ===== ===== Networking =====
  
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 === New York === === New York ===
  
-  * Gateway: 2605:6400:1:fed5::1+  * Gateway: 2605:6400:10::1
   * Netmask: /48   * Netmask: /48
  
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          address YOUR_IPV6_ADDRESS_HERE          address YOUR_IPV6_ADDRESS_HERE
          netmask 48          netmask 48
-         gateway 2605:6400:1:fed5::1+         gateway 2605:6400:10::1 
 + 
 +=== Luxembourg === 
 + 
 +  * Gateway: 2605:6400:30::
 +  * Netmask: /48 
 + 
 +== Example configuration for Debian using ifupdown2 in Luxembourg == 
 + 
 +    iface eth0 inet6 static 
 +         address YOUR_IPV6_ADDRESS_HERE 
 +         netmask 48 
 +         gateway 2605:6400:30::
 + 
 +=== Miami=== 
 + 
 +  * Gateway: 2605:6400:40::
 +  * Netmask: /48 
 + 
 +== Example configuration for Debian using ifupdown2 in Miami == 
 + 
 +    iface eth0 inet6 static 
 +         address YOUR_IPV6_ADDRESS_HERE 
 +         netmask 48 
 +         gateway 2605:6400:40::1 
 ==== Windows ==== ==== Windows ====
  
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 ==== Poor Network Performance On Linux ==== ==== Poor Network Performance On Linux ====
  
-If your virtual server has 512MB RAM you'll likely suffer poor network performance due to strict default buffer sizes.+If your virtual server has 512MB RAM you'll likely suffer poor network performance due to strict default buffer sizes.
  
 To get around this please add the follow to your /etc/sysctl.conf To get around this please add the follow to your /etc/sysctl.conf