I hope you will be able to fix you issues soon ^^. I have several servers with you on NYC, i'm lucky only one is affected by your actual issue. I really hope you will find your way to stabilise the whole service as, regarding the incident dashboard, there is few things unstable.
Good luck VirMach !
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Opinions are my own.
@tototo said: @VirMach You are a service provider, but firstly that you are a human so I hope you can get some rest...
I'm lucky enough to still have my parents around and every time we speak they remind me of this, and even though I'm a grown man now I still get a kick out of their reaction when I say something along the lines of "okay, I'm taking a two month vacation. I'm sure everything will be there when I get back!"
@risturiz said:
At the end, if you need perfect setup you can't use SolusVM... That's why we see BuyVM and HostHatch selfmade panels
This is honestly one of my unfulfilled fantasies. I also like to imagine myself getting that in-depth into software development to where I could do something like that but I had the unfortunate turn of events in my life where I majored in something completely different, never had time for it, and then got into hosting (and never had time for it.)
I wish I could have a self-made panel and then name it something semi-weird and unrelated to hosting that I'm into. On second though it'd be a pretty good joke to name ours "Mare."
At this point though I'd probably go the Ramnode route and use something like Fleio, and focus on replacing WHMCS. I think there's a level of disdain I have for it that can't be matched by any other piece of software.
Oh by the way, we signed on for Chicago, Tampa, and Los Angeles with Hivelocity. Pretty excited about that. Basically it happened the second QN made me lose my mind over the nullroutes. Not that we're moving all of LA to Hivelocity, it'd just be nice to have since we needed more space anyway.
Chicago we're going with QN as well, half and half.
(edit) And no you don't get to pick which one you get, mwuhahaha. I did all this just to hear people complain about the grass being greener on the other side.
Is there someone in this discussion who actually works for Virmach? If so I would love a little help. Needless to say there is no ticket support. I believe my VPS is offline. I changed my password and it say the password is wrong. It is not. I need some data that is only on my VPS for one of my clients. I downloaded TurboVNC thinking that might work, but when I put in control alt delete and did the password again it did not work. If there was any way to access info on my VPS that would be great.
Or do you only work for Virmach? I have also read rumours that you are a bot. But that’s okay
Client data = p0rn ??
Nobody otherwise would register and ask tech support questions right away
@morphite said:
Is there someone in this discussion who actually works for Virmach? If so I would love a little help. Needless to say there is no ticket support. I believe my VPS is offline. I changed my password and it say the password is wrong. It is not. I need some data that is only on my VPS for one of my clients. I downloaded TurboVNC thinking that might work, but when I put in control alt delete and did the password again it did not work. If there was any way to access info on my VPS that would be great.
@VirMach said:
we signed on for Chicago, Tampa, and Los Angeles with Hivelocity.
(edit) And no you don't get to pick which one you get, mwuhahaha. I did all this just to hear people complain about the grass being greener on the other side.
Miami beach club - QN.
Tampa beach club - Hivelocity.
All of NYC has also had this applied. DC had wrong ports labeled for about 7 servers so those are currently offline (networking-wise.) Around 6 can be fixed more quickly, one definitely can't because it has to wait on network engineer.
@cybertech said:
spoke too soon, seems like tokyo is fixed (!!!)
Yep, it's actually crazy how much of a massive improvements it made for Tokyo. Other regions improved maybe 20-30% after the change but Tokyo is probably an easy 70% across the board, that's lower load, CPU usage, improved ping and transfer speeds. It was also the smoothest change by far, xTom is pretty amazing.
Meanwhile we have a third of NYC still down because they had the port numbers wrong.
It's crazy how hard the NIC was trying to keep up with the previous network configuration, this screenshot says it all. I almost had to check and make sure the change didn't just knock everyone offline or crash something.
@cybertech said:
spoke too soon, seems like tokyo is fixed (!!!)
Yep, it's actually crazy how much of a massive improvements it made for Tokyo.
Could you possibly ask them to fix the IPv6 routing they just broke?
Expected. This is one of the reasons I said IPv6 may break and it's not yet officially delivered and we put it on the backburner for some locations. It was only set up to function on the same VLAN, we have to go through and split it up now, probably re-assigning a lot of them, and we can't focus on that right now.
@cybertech said:
spoke too soon, seems like tokyo is fixed (!!!)
Yep, it's actually crazy how much of a massive improvements it made for Tokyo. Other regions improved maybe 20-30% after the change but Tokyo is probably an easy 70% across the board, that's lower load, CPU usage, improved ping and transfer speeds. It was also the smoothest change by far, xTom is pretty amazing.
Meanwhile we have a third of NYC still down because they had the port numbers wrong.
amazing.
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Looks like my vpsshared site is down, not responding to pings. It's a super low traffic personal site, so I'll survive, but it sounds like things are probably backlogged there.
For my VPS that can't login to SolusVM (always getting "Invalid vserverid or username" error when clicking "VPS Controll Panel" button), cn I open the ticket? But it's from the BF-SPECIAL-2020 offer and has been migrated to Ryzen.
(Edit) It's probably working perfectly except for logging in to SolusVM panel. I think the error has occurred before the move to Ryzen and I didn't receive any email when the VPS was activated.
Last night my Seattle VPS got migrate to Ryzen and it seems that finally everything went smoothly. Except its now in Frankfurt, Germany. I hope that there will be somekind of "relocate Ryzen"-button in near future since on my map Frankfurt is not very near of Seattle
@Neoon said:
Any update on DALZ009? Still on Private IP range.
Not sure what you mean by that, on my end the /24 is functional and previous issue(s) corrected. I actually fully forgot what happened with this one, my brain can only store so much when it comes to literally everything breaking at some point but I did just check and verify every VM in DALZ009 has a correct IP assigned and random ones ping.
@Ny100k said:
Any update on NYCB013? Networking still not working.
Same thing here.
@atomi said:
Last night my Seattle VPS got migrate to Ryzen and it seems that finally everything went smoothly. Except its now in Frankfurt, Germany. I hope that there will be somekind of "relocate Ryzen"-button in near future since on my map Frankfurt is not very near of Seattle
Yeah that one I was like yikes I can't believe I'm moving Seattle to Frankfurt but I had to do it. Node had to be moved and there was no other place left for it because the shape was weird, by shape I mean the disk usage compared with IP usage. We'll definitely keep this one as a main focus for migrations once everything settles and make sure you can get back to the other end of the globe.
@tototo said:
For my VPS that can't login to SolusVM (always getting "Invalid vserverid or username" error when clicking "VPS Controll Panel" button), cn I open the ticket? But it's from the BF-SPECIAL-2020 offer and has been migrated to Ryzen.
(Edit) It's probably working perfectly except for logging in to SolusVM panel. I think the error has occurred before the move to Ryzen and I didn't receive any email when the VPS was activated.
Yeah error must have occurred in the past. You'd need a ticket for it and it's going to take a long time for us to get to it unfortunately at this stage. Open it in priority department as an emergency if you actually can't access it but it sounds like you can so otherwise you'll have to try to go without controls for a week or two. Again if it's important though, use priority, we won't bill you.
@willie said:
Looks like my vpsshared site is down, not responding to pings. It's a super low traffic personal site, so I'll survive, but it sounds like things are probably backlogged there.
I'd scream at CC but I've given up on that. They placed a permanent nullroute on the main IP. This is probably the 30th time they've done this, from a single website being malicious. I'm trying to get a server up and just move it at this point.
Again I'd usually be freaking out and working on it immediately to get it online but I'm just being realistic here when there's probably a dozen others in worse states. It sucks, it's unprofessional, but there's no use having more stress over it as that'll just slow me down.
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They are promoting E,H,B,M at the place I am
Associated with. Not very creative acronym as it turns out, but stands for
Eyes
Hands
Back
Mind
Not just RSI or shoulders or neck anymore
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blog | exploring visually |
I hope you will be able to fix you issues soon ^^. I have several servers with you on NYC, i'm lucky only one is affected by your actual issue. I really hope you will find your way to stabilise the whole service as, regarding the incident dashboard, there is few things unstable.
!
Good luck VirMach
Site Reliability Engineer using DevOps mindset. High interest in so many hosting companies (VPN, Drive, Web, VPS, etc.) and believe in privacy.
Opinions are my own.
@vyas I have SWEFEN (made up) - Shoulder, Wrist, Elbow, Finger, Eyes, Neck.
Mind has always been "no' right".
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away.
NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh)
SWEFEN = NEWFES = NEWFACE :-)
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blog | exploring visually |
^ He's loosin' it! Bless 'im. :-D
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away.
NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh)
I'm lucky enough to still have my parents around and every time we speak they remind me of this, and even though I'm a grown man now I still get a kick out of their reaction when I say something along the lines of "okay, I'm taking a two month vacation. I'm sure everything will be there when I get back!"
This is honestly one of my unfulfilled fantasies. I also like to imagine myself getting that in-depth into software development to where I could do something like that but I had the unfortunate turn of events in my life where I majored in something completely different, never had time for it, and then got into hosting (and never had time for it.)
I wish I could have a self-made panel and then name it something semi-weird and unrelated to hosting that I'm into. On second though it'd be a pretty good joke to name ours "Mare."
At this point though I'd probably go the Ramnode route and use something like Fleio, and focus on replacing WHMCS. I think there's a level of disdain I have for it that can't be matched by any other piece of software.
I think I'm developing arthritis but luckily no carpel tunnel or RSI for me.
Oh by the way, we signed on for Chicago, Tampa, and Los Angeles with Hivelocity. Pretty excited about that. Basically it happened the second QN made me lose my mind over the nullroutes. Not that we're moving all of LA to Hivelocity, it'd just be nice to have since we needed more space anyway.
Chicago we're going with QN as well, half and half.
(edit) And no you don't get to pick which one you get, mwuhahaha. I did all this just to hear people complain about the grass being greener on the other side.
i want Hivelocity!!!!
I bench YABS 24/7/365 unless it's a leap year.
Is there someone in this discussion who actually works for Virmach? If so I would love a little help. Needless to say there is no ticket support. I believe my VPS is offline. I changed my password and it say the password is wrong. It is not. I need some data that is only on my VPS for one of my clients. I downloaded TurboVNC thinking that might work, but when I put in control alt delete and did the password again it did not work. If there was any way to access info on my VPS that would be great.
@VirMach
Per the pertinent question below
Do you actually work for
Virmach
Or do you only work for Virmach? I have also read rumours that you are a bot. But that’s okay
Client data = p0rn ??
Nobody otherwise would register and ask tech support questions right away
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blog | exploring visually |
Miami beach club - QN.
Tampa beach club - Hivelocity.
So if I pick Tempa, the sand is grainer?
HostBrr aff best VPS; VirmAche aff worst VPS.
Unable to push-up due to shoulder injury 😣
Tampa = real sand, Miami = bits of your own packets ground up and spit back at you
Network monitor detected MAC change yesterday and BOOM! Dallas Fixed!
Thanks @VirMach !
All of NYC has also had this applied. DC had wrong ports labeled for about 7 servers so those are currently offline (networking-wise.) Around 6 can be fixed more quickly, one definitely can't because it has to wait on network engineer.
Japan network still not changed
because today Japan holiday
I bench YABS 24/7/365 unless it's a leap year.
Something™ has changed network-wise...
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spoke too soon, seems like tokyo is fixed (!!!)
I bench YABS 24/7/365 unless it's a leap year.
Yep, it's actually crazy how much of a massive improvements it made for Tokyo. Other regions improved maybe 20-30% after the change but Tokyo is probably an easy 70% across the board, that's lower load, CPU usage, improved ping and transfer speeds. It was also the smoothest change by far, xTom is pretty amazing.
Meanwhile we have a third of NYC still down because they had the port numbers wrong.
It's crazy how hard the NIC was trying to keep up with the previous network configuration, this screenshot says it all. I almost had to check and make sure the change didn't just knock everyone offline or crash something.
Could you possibly ask them to fix the IPv6 routing they just broke?
dnscry.pt - Public DNSCrypt resolvers hosted by LowEnd providers • Need a free NAT LXC? -> https://microlxc.net/
Expected. This is one of the reasons I said IPv6 may break and it's not yet officially delivered and we put it on the backburner for some locations. It was only set up to function on the same VLAN, we have to go through and split it up now, probably re-assigning a lot of them, and we can't focus on that right now.
Or we have to go through and do tagged VLANs.
amazing.
I bench YABS 24/7/365 unless it's a leap year.
By Jove, @Virmach, looks like you've cracked it!
A (mostly idling) New York node:
Let's hope this speeds along the ISO replications, in Solus. Here comes rDNS and multi-IP.
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away.
NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh)
Looks like my vpsshared site is down, not responding to pings. It's a super low traffic personal site, so I'll survive, but it sounds like things are probably backlogged there.
For my VPS that can't login to SolusVM (always getting "Invalid vserverid or username" error when clicking "VPS Controll Panel" button), cn I open the ticket? But it's from the BF-SPECIAL-2020 offer and has been migrated to Ryzen.
(Edit) It's probably working perfectly except for logging in to SolusVM panel. I think the error has occurred before the move to Ryzen and I didn't receive any email when the VPS was activated.
Last night my Seattle VPS got migrate to Ryzen and it seems that finally everything went smoothly. Except its now in Frankfurt, Germany. I hope that there will be somekind of "relocate Ryzen"-button in near future since on my map Frankfurt is not very near of Seattle
Any update on NYCB013? Networking still not working.
Any update on DALZ009? Still on Private IP range.
Free NAT KVM | Free NAT LXC | Bobr
Not sure what you mean by that, on my end the /24 is functional and previous issue(s) corrected. I actually fully forgot what happened with this one, my brain can only store so much when it comes to literally everything breaking at some point but I did just check and verify every VM in DALZ009 has a correct IP assigned and random ones ping.
Same thing here.
Yeah that one I was like yikes I can't believe I'm moving Seattle to Frankfurt but I had to do it. Node had to be moved and there was no other place left for it because the shape was weird, by shape I mean the disk usage compared with IP usage. We'll definitely keep this one as a main focus for migrations once everything settles and make sure you can get back to the other end of the globe.
Yeah error must have occurred in the past. You'd need a ticket for it and it's going to take a long time for us to get to it unfortunately at this stage. Open it in priority department as an emergency if you actually can't access it but it sounds like you can so otherwise you'll have to try to go without controls for a week or two. Again if it's important though, use priority, we won't bill you.
I'd scream at CC but I've given up on that. They placed a permanent nullroute on the main IP. This is probably the 30th time they've done this, from a single website being malicious. I'm trying to get a server up and just move it at this point.
Again I'd usually be freaking out and working on it immediately to get it online but I'm just being realistic here when there's probably a dozen others in worse states. It sucks, it's unprofessional, but there's no use having more stress over it as that'll just slow me down.