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I use linode.com which runs UML, but not for Asterisk. I would love to
know if it's viable, but I wouldn't trust it to production work without
extensive testing. I also have a SuSE 9.3 distro which runs Xen, but I
couldn't get Asterisk to run on that kernel at all. I don't recall
what the snag was, but it was not performance related. I reverted to
the non-virtualization kernel to run Asterisk. Perhaps the issue is
resolved with the SuSE 10 release; I have tried it.<br>
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trixter aka Bret McDanel wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Sun, 2006-02-05 at 12:12 -0800, Dovid Bender wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello List,
I am in talks now with a Data center that currently
offers VPS services. I tried to install asterisk on a
box and it didnt work. It is because you have to have
the zapata files compiled on the VPS host. If this is
done than asterisk will work fine on the VPS. The way
thier service currently works is as follows:
You are given an IP address for your virtual machine.
You are also given a web portal from which you can set
up/configure and control the virtual machine. You can
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sounds like unixhost.com. A friend got that and it was not stable in
terms of bandwidth or cpu, so if it is them (or someone that has the
same capacity issues) you may find yourself having weird problems that
are hard to repeat.
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