@Jab said: Seems like NY IP migration and still not to Alibaba ranges - just to another range from the same provider (Dedipath<->Dedipath)? Does this even makes sense?
NYCB035, NYCB036 for me.
Just as a suggestion, I would wait to switch until the gateway for your new IP is ping-able. I switched mine and then found out I could not get beyond the new gateway IP. So I had to add back the old IP as a secondary and switch back to the old gateway to get things working again. Maybe those new IPs have not hit most routing tables yet.
By the way has anybody else noted that recently purchased VMs have port 25 blocked ?
@AuroraZero said:
I don't understand how Dallas became what it has to be honest. Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up. People panic like it has never happened before
Makes no sense to me at all.
This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible.
That's a bit exaggerated. Some servers in my house (underground power) have uptime measured in years, and DCs are not losing power. A large part of the issue is with thick ice (not snow or cold) taking down trees.
You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
I pray you never come to Michigan in the middle of January when the snow and cold explode trees in the forest around here. Shit I had one at my old place that when it blew up it sounded like a mortar round and damned near took out my shed. Shit is not funny.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
@AuroraZero said: Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
@FrankZ said: By the way has anybody else noted that recently purchased VMs have port 25 blocked ?
It was my understanding/assumption that all the FLASH-SPECIAL ones would have it blocked, by default.
As to whether that's the case, for all locations..
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@FrankZ said: By the way has anybody else noted that recently purchased VMs have port 25 blocked ?
It was my understanding/assumption that all the FLASH-SPECIAL ones would have it blocked, by default.
As to whether that's the case, for all locations..
I did not notice that was the case until I started using one of the VMs from the flash sale as a test bed for a mail server setup script and started wondering why it was not working.
What I see so far on the VMs I purchased in the recent flash sale is three with port 25 open, five with port 25 blocked, two unknown.
By location:
One Seattle blocked, one Seattle not blocked.
Two Phoenix, both are blocked.
Four Dallas, two blocked, two down so I don't know yet.
One Los Angeles, not blocked.
One Tokyo, not blocked
From the 17 older ones I have, only one in Seattle, and one in Denver have port 25 blocked as of now. So I am not sure if the plan is to block port 25 on old as well as new VMs eventually. I wonder if VirMach would chime in on this and let us know what the plan is for the future.
@AlwaysSkint said:
Blocking ports retrospectively wouldn't be/isn't "fair play", in my opinion.
Any comment(s) @VirMach ?
I haven't kept up to date with the discussion thus far but we already spoke about this probably a long time ago. We've introduced the port unblock addon and advertised everything accordingly for the last however many months or years in preparation for a potential block should that day come.
We're also very slowly, and I mean very very very slowly, going to lean toward providing more support regarding auto port blocks, if any, should you trigger it via high volume based on whether or not you have the option.
The system still sucks though so it's possible it could be blocked day one depending on if there was previous abuse and the script not clearing it properly.
We still intend on grandfathering people in to some degree depending on when the service was acquired and how we advertised it. For example, more recent special offers and KVM Lite plans sold have some advertising on each page that state specifically there's no obligation for us to provide so of course we'll work with people to make sure they don't get screwed over but at this level is where we could be less accommodating to let's say previous abusers, multi-account, etc.
@AuroraZero said:
I don't understand how Dallas became what it has to be honest. Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up. People panic like it has never happened before
Makes no sense to me at all.
This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible.
That's a bit exaggerated. Some servers in my house (underground power) have uptime measured in years, and DCs are not losing power. A large part of the issue is with thick ice (not snow or cold) taking down trees.
You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
I pray you never come to Michigan in the middle of January when the snow and cold explode trees in the forest around here. Shit I had one at my old place that when it blew up it sounded like a mortar round and damned near took out my shed. Shit is not funny.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
In December I had 3 spruce trees with broken crowns. Another tree had broken a few lower branches, one of which landed on my car parked outside. Luckily it didn't make any damages to the car.
All caused by the abnormal amount of snow we had here.
@AuroraZero said:
I don't understand how Dallas became what it has to be honest. Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up. People panic like it has never happened before
Makes no sense to me at all.
This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible.
That's a bit exaggerated. Some servers in my house (underground power) have uptime measured in years, and DCs are not losing power. A large part of the issue is with thick ice (not snow or cold) taking down trees.
You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
I pray you never come to Michigan in the middle of January when the snow and cold explode trees in the forest around here. Shit I had one at my old place that when it blew up it sounded like a mortar round and damned near took out my shed. Shit is not funny.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
In December I had 3 spruce trees with broken crowns. Another tree had broken a few lower branches, one of which landed on my car parked outside. Luckily it didn't make any damages to the car.
All caused by the abnormal amount of snow we had here.
@AuroraZero said:
I don't understand how Dallas became what it has to be honest. Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up. People panic like it has never happened before
Makes no sense to me at all.
This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible.
That's a bit exaggerated. Some servers in my house (underground power) have uptime measured in years, and DCs are not losing power. A large part of the issue is with thick ice (not snow or cold) taking down trees.
You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
I pray you never come to Michigan in the middle of January when the snow and cold explode trees in the forest around here. Shit I had one at my old place that when it blew up it sounded like a mortar round and damned near took out my shed. Shit is not funny.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
In December I had 3 spruce trees with broken crowns. Another tree had broken a few lower branches, one of which landed on my car parked outside. Luckily it didn't make any damages to the car.
All caused by the abnormal amount of snow we had here.
Was 50 degrees here yesterday and today we have freezing rain and snow.
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"
@AuroraZero said:
I don't understand how Dallas became what it has to be honest. Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up. People panic like it has never happened before
Makes no sense to me at all.
This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible.
That's a bit exaggerated. Some servers in my house (underground power) have uptime measured in years, and DCs are not losing power. A large part of the issue is with thick ice (not snow or cold) taking down trees.
You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
I pray you never come to Michigan in the middle of January when the snow and cold explode trees in the forest around here. Shit I had one at my old place that when it blew up it sounded like a mortar round and damned near took out my shed. Shit is not funny.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
In December I had 3 spruce trees with broken crowns. Another tree had broken a few lower branches, one of which landed on my car parked outside. Luckily it didn't make any damages to the car.
All caused by the abnormal amount of snow we had here.
@AuroraZero said:
I don't understand how Dallas became what it has to be honest. Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up. People panic like it has never happened before
Makes no sense to me at all.
This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible.
That's a bit exaggerated. Some servers in my house (underground power) have uptime measured in years, and DCs are not losing power. A large part of the issue is with thick ice (not snow or cold) taking down trees.
You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
I pray you never come to Michigan in the middle of January when the snow and cold explode trees in the forest around here. Shit I had one at my old place that when it blew up it sounded like a mortar round and damned near took out my shed. Shit is not funny.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
In December I had 3 spruce trees with broken crowns. Another tree had broken a few lower branches, one of which landed on my car parked outside. Luckily it didn't make any damages to the car.
All caused by the abnormal amount of snow we had here.
In Texas?
No. Waay up north but south of Canada.
Sounds like a Dakotian
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"
@AuroraZero said:
I don't understand how Dallas became what it has to be honest. Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up. People panic like it has never happened before
Makes no sense to me at all.
This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible.
That's a bit exaggerated. Some servers in my house (underground power) have uptime measured in years, and DCs are not losing power. A large part of the issue is with thick ice (not snow or cold) taking down trees.
You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
I pray you never come to Michigan in the middle of January when the snow and cold explode trees in the forest around here. Shit I had one at my old place that when it blew up it sounded like a mortar round and damned near took out my shed. Shit is not funny.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
In December I had 3 spruce trees with broken crowns. Another tree had broken a few lower branches, one of which landed on my car parked outside. Luckily it didn't make any damages to the car.
All caused by the abnormal amount of snow we had here.
In Texas?
No. Waay up north but south of Canada.
Sounds like a Dakotian
Close enough. No prizes when you get it right anyways.
@AuroraZero said:
I don't understand how Dallas became what it has to be honest. Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up. People panic like it has never happened before
Makes no sense to me at all.
This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible.
That's a bit exaggerated. Some servers in my house (underground power) have uptime measured in years, and DCs are not losing power. A large part of the issue is with thick ice (not snow or cold) taking down trees.
You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
I pray you never come to Michigan in the middle of January when the snow and cold explode trees in the forest around here. Shit I had one at my old place that when it blew up it sounded like a mortar round and damned near took out my shed. Shit is not funny.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
In December I had 3 spruce trees with broken crowns. Another tree had broken a few lower branches, one of which landed on my car parked outside. Luckily it didn't make any damages to the car.
All caused by the abnormal amount of snow we had here.
In Texas?
No. Waay up north but south of Canada.
Sounds like a Dakotian
Close enough. No prizes when you get it right anyways.
@AuroraZero said:
I don't understand how Dallas became what it has to be honest. Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up. People panic like it has never happened before
Makes no sense to me at all.
This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible.
That's a bit exaggerated. Some servers in my house (underground power) have uptime measured in years, and DCs are not losing power. A large part of the issue is with thick ice (not snow or cold) taking down trees.
You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
That's not what was said at all. The two "accusations" were that (a) "Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up" and (b) "This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible".
Regarding (a), the point is that it is ice (more than cold or snow) which cause issues in Texas (I don't remember anything being stopped due to cold), this is mostly because of roads which are built with bridges & high flyovers which ice up at the first hint of moisture. Regarding (b), there is generation capacity but it is poles & wires in specific areas that go down, not the grid - and not relevant to DCs.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Everyone can do their own risk assessment, but of course people want to be close to customers, geographic location is good for some people (east-west and proximity to Latin America), electricity is cheap and reliable (again, a subset of consumers may have issues but DCs do not randomly lose power), real estate relatively cheap, good IX, no earthquakes, forest fires. Hurricanes are "spent" before they reach Dallas (main risk is some localized flooding), tornadoes affect very small areas and DCs withstand them.
No problem if people want to put stuff in a California earthquake zone to get close to Asia, but that's not what suits everyone, so do what works.
@taizi said:
received my renew invoice,but should i pay it.according virmach's reply,should i don't pay it so that virmach can terminated exist one and create new one in receiver account easier?
so virmach still no response,seems i have to pay the invoice first...
@dreampower said:
It's ridiculous, I didn't abuse vps or resell vps, why is my technical support banned
Some people say "I didn't do anything" when they buy a VPS and account from a scalper, how about you?
I have the ability to grab a cheap vps, why should I buy it from scalpers? My account is registered by myself. I have been using vir for many years and have never changed my email address!
Merchants have the courage to admit their mistakes and correct them if they do something wrong! Instead of taping the user's mouth shut!
All I know is @VirMach's owner is the dumbest human alive. I got one of those black friday specials and it got suspended because of high email traffic. I sent no emails outside of my own domain name first of all, and those were from things like wordpress. Asked him to show me how he got to the conclusion and he showed me a cpanel network traffic graph The fucker thinks that graph means email traffic. I had a couple more VPSes idling and he suspended everything. After bitching he refunded 1 of them.
Bottom line? Dealing with VirMach is like going to North Korea and demanding human rights.
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Just as a suggestion, I would wait to switch until the gateway for your new IP is ping-able. I switched mine and then found out I could not get beyond the new gateway IP. So I had to add back the old IP as a secondary and switch back to the old gateway to get things working again. Maybe those new IPs have not hit most routing tables yet.
By the way has anybody else noted that recently purchased VMs have port 25 blocked ?
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You don't think snow and cold take down trees?
I pray you never come to Michigan in the middle of January when the snow and cold explode trees in the forest around here. Shit I had one at my old place that when it blew up it sounded like a mortar round and damned near took out my shed. Shit is not funny.
Not the just the snow and cold though it is in the middle of Hurricane alley FFS. That state is bad for weather most of the year and being underground does not negate the fact you need power FFS.
I don't know who thought Dallas was a hub for servers but I will never have anything there. Just does not make sense to me to put my stuff or my customers stuff at risk for something I can avoid.
Sorry @VirMach and @FrankZ I have kind of derailed this thread. I apologise and I know it says chit chat but I should have put this in the Cest Pit I suppose.
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"
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It was my understanding/assumption that all the FLASH-SPECIAL ones would have it blocked, by default.
As to whether that's the case, for all locations..
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away.
NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh)
I did not notice that was the case until I started using one of the VMs from the flash sale as a test bed for a mail server setup script and started wondering why it was not working.
What I see so far on the VMs I purchased in the recent flash sale is three with port 25 open, five with port 25 blocked, two unknown.
By location:
One Seattle blocked, one Seattle not blocked.
Two Phoenix, both are blocked.
Four Dallas, two blocked, two down so I don't know yet.
One Los Angeles, not blocked.
One Tokyo, not blocked
From the 17 older ones I have, only one in Seattle, and one in Denver have port 25 blocked as of now. So I am not sure if the plan is to block port 25 on old as well as new VMs eventually. I wonder if VirMach would chime in on this and let us know what the plan is for the future.
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Blocking ports retrospectively wouldn't be/isn't "fair play", in my opinion.
Any comment(s) @VirMach ?
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away.
NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh)
I haven't kept up to date with the discussion thus far but we already spoke about this probably a long time ago. We've introduced the port unblock addon and advertised everything accordingly for the last however many months or years in preparation for a potential block should that day come.
We're also very slowly, and I mean very very very slowly, going to lean toward providing more support regarding auto port blocks, if any, should you trigger it via high volume based on whether or not you have the option.
The system still sucks though so it's possible it could be blocked day one depending on if there was previous abuse and the script not clearing it properly.
We still intend on grandfathering people in to some degree depending on when the service was acquired and how we advertised it. For example, more recent special offers and KVM Lite plans sold have some advertising on each page that state specifically there's no obligation for us to provide so of course we'll work with people to make sure they don't get screwed over but at this level is where we could be less accommodating to let's say previous abusers, multi-account, etc.
@VirMach will the port 80/443 block you have talked about in the past also happen on specials and KVM-lite VMs in the near future ?
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In December I had 3 spruce trees with broken crowns. Another tree had broken a few lower branches, one of which landed on my car parked outside. Luckily it didn't make any damages to the car.
All caused by the abnormal amount of snow we had here.
The all seeing eye sees everything...
In Texas?
Was 50 degrees here yesterday and today we have freezing rain and snow.
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"
Blocking port 80/443 basically means I can't host anything on the vps.
Error does not compute, yeah you can just have to be a little creative is all.
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"
No. Waay up north but south of Canada.
The all seeing eye sees everything...
Sounds like a Dakotian
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"
Close enough. No prizes when you get it right anyways.
The all seeing eye sees everything...
It is alright I am a Michigander so I feel you.
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"
The end is nigh.
We are coming to an apocalypse.
https://microlxc.net/
Welcome to Michigan! If you don't like the weather turn around it'll change.
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"
That's not what was said at all. The two "accusations" were that (a) "Texas gets hit with a cold and snow and the State damn near blows up" and (b) "This happens basically every year, their grid is terrible".
Regarding (a), the point is that it is ice (more than cold or snow) which cause issues in Texas (I don't remember anything being stopped due to cold), this is mostly because of roads which are built with bridges & high flyovers which ice up at the first hint of moisture. Regarding (b), there is generation capacity but it is poles & wires in specific areas that go down, not the grid - and not relevant to DCs.
Everyone can do their own risk assessment, but of course people want to be close to customers, geographic location is good for some people (east-west and proximity to Latin America), electricity is cheap and reliable (again, a subset of consumers may have issues but DCs do not randomly lose power), real estate relatively cheap, good IX, no earthquakes, forest fires. Hurricanes are "spent" before they reach Dallas (main risk is some localized flooding), tornadoes affect very small areas and DCs withstand them.
No problem if people want to put stuff in a California earthquake zone to get close to Asia, but that's not what suits everyone, so do what works.
It looks like my VPS on TYOC035 has finally given up
, the node was locked for probably a month now and the VPS was running just fine.
Any victims here!?
Haven't bought a single service in VirMach Great Ryzen 2022 - 2023 Flash Sale.
https://lowendspirit.com/uploads/editor/gi/ippw0lcmqowk.png
Yup!
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away.
NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh)
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"
Could've been worse..
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away.
NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh)
so virmach still no response,seems i have to pay the invoice first...
I have the ability to grab a cheap vps, why should I buy it from scalpers? My account is registered by myself. I have been using vir for many years and have never changed my email address!
Merchants have the courage to admit their mistakes and correct them if they do something wrong! Instead of taping the user's mouth shut!
All I know is @VirMach's owner is the dumbest human alive. I got one of those black friday specials and it got suspended because of high email traffic. I sent no emails outside of my own domain name first of all, and those were from things like wordpress. Asked him to show me how he got to the conclusion and he showed me a cpanel network traffic graph
The fucker thinks that graph means email traffic. I had a couple more VPSes idling and he suspended everything. After bitching he refunded 1 of them.
Bottom line? Dealing with VirMach is like going to North Korea and demanding human rights.
You just read my signature.
Good riddance
What did I do now?
"I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddling Frankz and Mason!!"