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If you run out of money in your account - your instance will get suspended.
Mine are running just fine.
Hey @ckissi,
I do suspect that there is an ongoing abuse case associated with your server as this is the only circumstance in which a server would be suspended without prior warning.
Please contact the abuse team directly by sending an email to [email protected] for further assistance with your inquiry. Please note in your message that you wish to retrieve your data, and the abuse team will get in touch with further information as soon as possible.
Yes, it's because of:
"Abusive network activity has been detected originating from the server."
I asked them to activate it so I can investigate what's going on there and also get some more information on what they mean about "Abusive network activity". I just need access and more information
you were running wordpress by any chance ?
How did you guess that correctly? You work for VMHaus?
I mean we can all ask @Basil - he can shed some light on the subject
Question for all hosters: Is it really such a big problem to create screenshot of relevant system utility output (netstat, htop, iotop, pstree, etc) BEFORE you turn vps off? How is customer supposed to fix it if all you disclose is "we detected abusive activity"?
On most virtualization you won't have access to that information from the customers VM, and if you did I'd consider it a breach of trust viewing it without explicit permission.
Usually a problem present before suspension will still be there when the system gets booted back up for the customer to investigate.
I'm not sure what VMHaus were looking at, but for us usually abuse detection comes from firewall alerts on the host, or IO/CPU activity visible from the host. So we would have some indication of what the problem was, but not any specific data from the system like you would prefer.