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Your VPS could be on different host server node.
There is definitely some data related issue at host server level.
The VPS data works fine for sometime before data heartbeat goes to flat line.
No stock!
Maybe the similar cause as my previous issue? The networking of mine was neither totally bad. I suspect the node or the datacenter might have some wrong settings on the networking part.
I also have a linux network problem, it's slow speed and it's take a long time in resolve dns.
Same VPS internet data is working fine with no changes done in VPS settings
This again proves that issue is not at the VPS level, it is at host server level
speedtest link

@lnx @syreetmot
This VPS is a computing powerhouse.
Here is a simple test (that most 2GB VPS simply fail) YouTube video running at 4k within Windows RDP session.
Do not even try this in 2GB VPS running Linux desktop. It will fail, again showing Windows Server 2022 RDP is much better optimized desktop.
Same youtube video (you__tube.com/watch?v=Y8w7x7pV4_c) running at 720p within Windows RDP
Note that cpu usage drops to around 30% level, again showing the computing power of this VPS.
Just to update: There were some IPv6 prefix filters applied overnight that broke IPv6 connectivity. Our provider has resolved those. There are still some issues with IPv4 being limited by the DDoS filter at the DC level that they are working on. Both issues were only on the Texas servers.
Thanks for the update, @lnx
@syreetmot -
The Windows Server 2022 OS is working great on your VPS. Please check the Inbox message.
The ultimate test for Windows RDP
youtube video running at 4K Full screen
VPS has only 2GB memory and only 2vCores
Can't connect to my server atm. Texas Ryzen server. Issue with network?
Edit: just saw above. No ticket opened from my end as not urgent for me. Hoping it'll resolved soon.
Sorry working through an outage, but it is resolved now.
What a shame, all day with problems, do you offer refunds?
Yes, please open a support ticket.
Experiencing interruptions? find out why
kekw
No worries all good now. Totally happy with the server.
Thanks for the update.
I am very happy with the VPS.
I'm running a couple of 8X8s, (one in Ohio and one in Texas), and I have noticed a few small IPv4 networking issues with the Texas server.
For example, doing curl/wget has been as slow as 4 mbps for some targets, whilst others would stream at upto 700+ mbps straight afterwards. The same targets all downloaded normally on the Ohio server, (lightning fast), so presumably that's the DC/DDoS issue which is under investigation.
That said, the general performance of both servers is absolutely fantastic and I have nothing but compliments for the service!
working great .... @lnx
wow. first time the networkspeed script for EU works!!!
Just to update, as of this afternoon it was found that there were some bad fiber cables at the switch. The DC has made some corrections, but tomorrow new cables will be put in. The speeds have mostly resolved themselves since the errors are reduced, but until the new cables are in place it might be some slowness.
We have a few in stock in Texas. Working on getting new nodes started up in both locations - just waiting for the hardware.
solved all the problems too?
Yes, all of the problematic fiber runs and SFP modules have been replaced in the Texas network.
When will we have 10Gbps link on Ohio? @lnx
Want to use your servers for a mail server.
Do you allow outbound on port 25? How's the IP reputation?
@lnx
Seeing this error for AMD for both Ohio and Texas now.
It's in the works, but no planned date for it yet.
Yes, Texas is sold out again.
Seems like Ohio as well.
Any chance Texas will become available again?