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I've got six servers in San Jose across RYZE.SJC-Z006.VMS & RYZE.SJC-Z008.VMS. I've found pinging to 1.1.1.1 fairly stable but outside of that to other servers in LA or beyond a pretty consistent rollercoaster for ping times... ~10ms then it works its way up to ~3000ms then back down. Appears to be congestion on one of the upstream links? Across both nodes I'm seeing an average steal of 3-10, they are snappy just need to fix the network.
Better than before but not yet, it's still struggling.
it seems @Virmach doesn't know how to get along with AMD Ryzen. since migration in Phoenix began last year, problems began irrupting with network, overheating, etc. hope Virmach find an expert on AMD cores to make everything compatible.
Actually this company just took it easy after he scammed you all for hundreds of thousands and that's how he's now a MILLIONAIRE
hahahahahahaa you fools
Drake?
Nah, @VirMach is just giving you an opportunity to keep on trolling and bashing. In this way he's doing society a favor because otherwise you'd be pushing old ladies on the streets, putting spraypaint tags on other people's property or would be bullying farmyard animals.
If I were paying for gigabits of commit and getting shitty routing like that I'd kill a bitch. #VirMachArmy #TakeTheUpstreamsByForce
Punchline
tokyo 30 is down for 2 day,when fix it
So weird how the routing is suboptimal, INAP's backbone is absolutely excellent. Might be something on the DediPath end.
Previously, Virmach said the packet loss in tokyo was due to their NIC and too many people running VPNs. They probably use the same NICs that come with the asrock mobos, and san jose is also a prime location for asians/mjjs. It's less likely due to the transit considering the exact same thing happens at tokyo too. Maybe it's due to the NIC. Who knows? Maybe it could even be a router issue.
Hence me not having VPSes in West coast USA, if at all possible.
vps is online,but network is too terrible.
by ping.pe
so terrible
It's not a CPU issue but a wrong network structure.
Apparently they put all VPS into a single VLAN.
Use PVLAN / Open vSwitch instead, they've setup a correct network in Buffalo.
The new team didn't use the same structure in Tokyo and new San Jose.
They need to hire a CCIE engineer...
Quit or acquitted?
Maybe that´s why i get 150k traffic on idle VPS xD ( Only Ryzen servers )... On Dallas is 1.2M of constant traffic
It is not necessarily a wrong network structure as there's benefits in doing so aswell particularly on a VPS infrastructure. Having multiple VLAN's would cause more issues that would affect the end user.
8+ hours and dead silence... what has happened
Not necessarily split VLANs, can use OVS instead, better than nothing. Now a single VPS in Tokyo can receive 1000+ ARP etc. packets per second, it should cause noise.
@VirMach Your TYO 30 has been downtime for 2 days,When can solve? Have You think compensate money for these customer on this node?
Totally agree with @lowendclient , this is the result of my test yesterday.
virmach
Please try to fix it or optimize it.
@VirMach
the ticket #266828 which named Switch from Tokyo to San Jose can't be replied.i want my vps migrate from San Jose to Tokyo.can you help me deal with it?@VirMach,thanks
my vps ip is 194.33.39.200
@VirMach Tokyo node 30 is down for 2days...
You know there is a status page at https://billing.virmach.com/serverstatus.php after you log in.
This page states...
@Kensou @hostlocmjj @lowendclient @7cloud @jickur
Thank you for reporting this. It seems that Virmach is already aware of it. And working hard to resolve it.
You can check: https://billing.virmach.com/serverstatus.php
to see it as being actively worked on to repair to full functionality.
Yes. You will probably be compensated by more days added than the days that you've "lost". You do not have to worry about that.
Virmach is probably the most fair and most generous provider there is on here.
(In the odd case that he forgets, just ask and remind him after things are stable again and I am sure he'll compensate it.)
Remember that this was a massive new deployment and expansion location.
So it is expected to have a couple of teething problems. And that a couple of the servers might have some quirks at the beginning, that needs fixing.
But one thing you can be sure about, is that Virmach will always be working hard to fix everything that needs to be fixed and to give you the best value for your money possible.
Just try to be patient and understanding, and as soon as everything is sorted out and stable you should have many happy years of great service with probably very few issues after that.
Lol official Unofficial @FrankZ support beat me to it again.