Roller NetworkAs of today, October 16, 2023, we have disconnected AS11170 from peering at Any2 West and will shut down our Los Angeles POP at CoreSite LA2. These projects did not generate the kind of interest we had hoped, and we have decided not to renew our contracts for LA2.
Cross connect services will no longer be available to Los Angeles.
Our connection with NTT at LA2 will be retained and converted to a direct transport connection.
The following header tagging changes are currently being implemented as part of some cleanup work we’re doing.
X-Rollernet-Blacklist will be renamed to X-Rollernet-DenyList to follow a general replacement of the label “blacklist” with “deny list” and “whitelist” with “allow list”.
The X-Rollernet-DNSBL header will be changed to remove the leading “found” if a client IP address was found on a list. The format will be: [client] (in|not in) <list>
The X-Rollernet-DNSBL header will have the return code included with the list name when a client IP is found to be listed.
Client IP addresses in X-Rollernet-* headers will be enclosed in [] brackets; this was not being done consistently.
The X-Rollernet-Abuse header will be modified to only include mailto and https URIs.
The X-Rollernet-Spf header was depreciated years ago and will be removed. SPF results are available in the Received-SPF and Authentication-Results headers.
We are retiring “Data Transfer” and transfer allowances on all of our paid Mail/DNS accounts, effective immediately.
The idea of having transfer allowance or transfer limits comes from our early days back when we were using T1 lines for internet access or had to pay usage-based fees to upstream providers.
Now we are a colocation data center where metered bandwidth is a thing of the past. Today’s internet backbone is based on fixed rate bandwidth. We have access to plenty of transit and peering connections, so the concept of limiting or billing for data transfer no longer makes sense.
IMAP shared folder support has been enabled on our Hosted Mail services. This allows sharing one or more folders with per-user permissions with other users within the same mail domain.
Shared folders will appear under a “shared” namespace where you can subscribe to shared folders the user you’re logged in with has permissions for.
Access lists can be set with any mail client that support IMAP ACL. If your mail client doesn’t support editing IMAP ACL flags our webmail client does. Log in with Roundcube to set shared folder permissions.
Shared folders are limited to accounts within the same mail domain name, so you can’t share folders across different domains.
This feature is available at no extra cost on all hosted mail domains.
Special Note: Sieve scripts must now use / as the separator (instead of .) for folder paths when using the fileinto action due to back end changes required to enable shared folder namespaces. We have used sed on all exiting Sieve scripts to update existing fileinto actions.
Due to a majority of our suppliers increasing prices for various reasons over the last year, we will be raising some of our prices.
For all new service orders and change orders signed after February 1, 2022, existing customers that are past the end of their term agreement, and month-to-month customers, the following prices will be increasing 5%:
Full Rack Colocation Package
Half Rack Colocation Package
Shared Space Colocation
The included IPv4 subnet for shared space colocations will be changed from a /29 to a /30.
Custom Colocation Package Base Rates
Full Rack Base Rate
Half Rack Base Rate
Antenna Colocation
List prices for antenna colocation are remaining the same, but any customers currently receiving discounted rates for antenna colocation will be updated to current list price. We will also be normalizing all antenna colocation related charges into one of the three antenna classes; previously we would charge adjusted amounts for accessories.
Discounted Rates Carried Past End-of-Term
Any previously contracted discounts that have remained past the end of their term agreement will be removed, and current list price will be applied.
Work Rates
Prices for add-on items or demand charges – such as power, bandwidth, cross connects, outlets, ports, IP addresses, etc. – will remain unchanged. Setup fees will also remain unchanged.
If you are an existing customer under a term agreement your pricing WILL NOT change: the agreement protects you from price increases for the duration of the term.
Effective February 1, 2022 the new prices shown here supersede all other previously published pricing for the affected services, such as literature that was published prior to this date, quotes, service orders or change orders that are not signed by 5:00pm Pacific time on January 31, 2022, and any other places pricing may be shown that has not been updated due to error or omission.
For agreements that allow a term renewal, this only applies to the services originally contracted. Any new services or changes will be quoted with prices in effect at the time of the request. Renewal option must be exercised before term expiration.