OpenVPN type service through VULTR small linux instances comes to mind

Mine (which thankfully is going away as we're migrating to O365) was done as follows:
100 GB "C:" drive for O/S and exchange program files: VHDX, fixed page file size stored here,

100 GB "D:" drive for Exchange logs, both transaction and other (found a powershell script someplace that moved them) dynamic VHDX

300GB "E:" drive for Exchange databases, static VHDX

The problem is I have 2 different servers with 2 different names I"m trying to merge into 1; and this stupid legacy piece of junk app won't let me change something a simple as a UNC path. Guess I'll have to alias it in DNS which I was trying to avoid.

Troubleshooting legacy software that's using absolute UNC path names. Need to migrate a file server and this one piece of software needs a specific share name (or more appropriately I can't find where to change the name of the UNC share to reflect the new server name)

"summerizing" the backyard. Patio furniture out and cleaned, planting flowers and vegetable garden now

I was playing with Comodo Domeshield for DNS based filtering a while back. I haven't looked at the product in a while but allowed for DNS filtering for"free" (think you ahve to go through a process to get a license, then the call-backs started)
https://cdome.comodo.com/shield/

Using it for field day logging?

We moved our analog lines for fax from various carriers to Granite about maybe 4-5 years ago; saved about 40% but we've been disconnecting the lines as, well, its fax. They have been pushy about moving us to some of their other services but no more than any other company IMHO. Service from them has been above average; they answer the phone, and usually they actually call back when the tech says they will, unlike that other carrier I have to deal with.

The good thing is I'm on vacation. The bad thing is I think I broke the Keurig

Prepping to cutover our rack in colo to new 1Gig Internet circuit