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  • artxsartxs Member

    @serverpoint

    order #8244983

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  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @kenn021 said:
    dont over selling please :D

    We don't. :) We pay close attention to the CPU resources in our hypervisors and stop adding clients to any hypervisor once we see an average 30-40% usage. Certainly, we never allow it to get to 100%.

    All RAM is a dedicated resource though, thus, RAM can't be oversold.

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  • heycloudheycloud Member

    invoice #823151

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  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider
    edited January 2025

    @rudysi said:
    Why geekbench not display on YABS?

    No particular reason; it just takes a long time to run Yabs with the geekbench test enabled. :)

    We also have hypervisors with Xeon Gold processors running at 3.4Ghz, which are not part of this offer.

    But I just ran the geekbench test on the three types of CPUs we use. I'll include these in our next posts.

    E5-2699Av4 (VM with 8 vCPUs)

    Single Core     | 802
Multi Core      | 3962
Full Test       | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/10147797

    E5-2683v4 (VM with 8 vCPUs)

    Single Core     | 672
Multi Core      | 3192
Full Test       | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/10147898

    Xeon Gold 6144 (VM with 4 vCPUs)

    Single Core     | 1022
Multi Core      | 2952
Full Test       | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/10147859
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  • amaeva080amaeva080 Member

    Order #6403000
    Please double. @serverpoint

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  • heycloudheycloud Member

    Just to double check, if I order LET-RAM1, can I upgrade to the next package LET-RAM2 if I need more ram?

  • Henne202Henne202 Member

    Order #2969547, thanks!

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  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @heycloud said:
    Just to double check, if I order LET-RAM1, can I upgrade to the next package LET-RAM2 if I need more ram?

    Yes, but it would have to be something that we'd have to manually do on our side, as the upgrade interface in our portal will not show plans related to special deals. Just reach out to our team via our ticket system. :)

  • yakoudevyakoudev Member

    Invoice #823203

    double bw please.
    thanks

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  • sitsssitss Member

    invoice# > @serverpoint said:

    @sitss said:
    3-year term option returns "Error! undefined" @serverpoint

    Try it now. It is corrected. It seems one of the servers in the load balanced server pool was having some issues sending proper data to Stripe...

    We took the bad server out of the pool and the other servers are now handling the orders fine.

    @serverpoint the cc charge was made, yet the portal is not acknowledging the purchase. I've already raised a ticket for it.

  • mibootoremibootore Member

    order #7128769，Double BW please thanks

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  • NoctNoct Member

    @serverpoint said:

    @Noct said:
    Great offers. Nice one for posting all the YABSs and looking glasses so that we can make properly informed decisions.

    Thank you! We've been learning about what is important to you all. :) And that includes ipv6... :)

    Evidently you have. That ipv6 part, though, so far as I've noticed, is important to just the one ubiquitous fanatic.

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @sitss said:
    invoice# > @serverpoint said:

    @sitss said:
    3-year term option returns "Error! undefined" @serverpoint

    Try it now. It is corrected. It seems one of the servers in the load balanced server pool was having some issues sending proper data to Stripe...

    We took the bad server out of the pool and the other servers are now handling the orders fine.

    @serverpoint the cc charge was made, yet the portal is not acknowledging the purchase. I've already raised a ticket for it.

    We found the order. :) A bug somehow made the order incomplete. We've manually fixed it and approved it. We'll be investigating tomorrow what caused it... sorry about that!

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider
    edited January 2025

    @Noct said:

    @serverpoint said:

    @Noct said:
    Great offers. Nice one for posting all the YABSs and looking glasses so that we can make properly informed decisions.

    Thank you! We've been learning about what is important to you all. :) And that includes ipv6... :)

    Evidently you have. That ipv6 part, though, so far as I've noticed, is important to just the one ubiquitous fanatic.

    That's what we've been wondering about... :)

  • NoctNoct Member

    @serverpoint said:

    @Noct said:

    @serverpoint said:

    @Noct said:
    Great offers. Nice one for posting all the YABSs and looking glasses so that we can make properly informed decisions.

    Thank you! We've been learning about what is important to you all. :) And that includes ipv6... :)

    Evidently you have. That ipv6 part, though, so far as I've noticed, is important to just the one ubiquitous fanatic.

    That's what we've been wondering about... :)

    :D :D :D

    https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/192023/chrome-extension-let-no-sunny/p1

  • sitsssitss Member

    @serverpoint said: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/10147859

    @serverpoint said:

    @sitss said:
    invoice# > @serverpoint said:

    @sitss said:
    3-year term option returns "Error! undefined" @serverpoint

    Try it now. It is corrected. It seems one of the servers in the load balanced server pool was having some issues sending proper data to Stripe...

    We took the bad server out of the pool and the other servers are now handling the orders fine.

    @serverpoint the cc charge was made, yet the portal is not acknowledging the purchase. I've already raised a ticket for it.

    We found the order. :) A bug somehow made the order incomplete. We've manually fixed it and approved it. We'll be investigating tomorrow what caused it... sorry about that!

    all good sweet! thank you.
    Invoice# 823238 for extra bw. TIA again.

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  • caliphcaliph Member

    Invoice #823237

    Thanks!

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  • lirrrlirrr Member

    Invoice #823239 :)

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  • kenn021kenn021 Member

    Invoice #823144

    Double please thanks

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  • Lu5ckLu5ck Member

    Invoice #823224
    Double please!

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  • popquackpopquack Member

    Invoice #823264

    Double bandwidth please

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  • jndjnd Member

    @Noct said:

    @serverpoint said:

    @Noct said:
    Great offers. Nice one for posting all the YABSs and looking glasses so that we can make properly informed decisions.

    Thank you! We've been learning about what is important to you all. :) And that includes ipv6... :)

    Evidently you have. That ipv6 part, though, so far as I've noticed, is important to just the one ubiquitous fanatic.

    Not true, not having IPv6 connectivity in 2025 is kinda strange. Some countries already have majority of traffic over IPv6 so why not offer it, why stay in the stone age?

  • jndjnd Member

    @serverpoint

    excessive outgoing UDP/ICMP as well as HTTP/HTTPS is automatically throttled and blocked

    What's the threshold? Let's say I have NTP server (ntppool.org contribution) which uses roughly 90 byte packets and at peak there's 100k packets per second, 9MB/s, does it get blocked? I rather ask because there are some providers offering high bandwidth but when I start using some fraction of it I find they are already throttling way below my official quota.

  • th0rth0r Member

    invoice #823220
    thanks!

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  • petrich0rpetrich0r Member

    Invoice #823279

    Thank you

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  • NoctNoct Member

    @jnd said:

    @Noct said:

    @serverpoint said:

    @Noct said:
    Great offers. Nice one for posting all the YABSs and looking glasses so that we can make properly informed decisions.

    Thank you! We've been learning about what is important to you all. :) And that includes ipv6... :)

    Evidently you have. That ipv6 part, though, so far as I've noticed, is important to just the one ubiquitous fanatic.

    Not true, not having IPv6 connectivity in 2025 is kinda strange. Some countries already have majority of traffic over IPv6 so why not offer it, why stay in the stone age?

    Please, don't be so basic.

    Economics aside for now, here's one pertinent reason: https://www.tomsguide.com/news/home-gateway-geolocation-bh21

  • PatriarchPatriarch Member

    Great offer!
    What's your CPU AUP?
    Any VDS plans?

  • jndjnd Member

    @Noct said:

    @jnd said:

    @Noct said:

    @serverpoint said:

    @Noct said:
    Great offers. Nice one for posting all the YABSs and looking glasses so that we can make properly informed decisions.

    Thank you! We've been learning about what is important to you all. :) And that includes ipv6... :)

    Evidently you have. That ipv6 part, though, so far as I've noticed, is important to just the one ubiquitous fanatic.

    Not true, not having IPv6 connectivity in 2025 is kinda strange. Some countries already have majority of traffic over IPv6 so why not offer it, why stay in the stone age?

    Please, don't be so basic.

    Economics aside for now, here's one pertinent reason: https://www.tomsguide.com/news/home-gateway-geolocation-bh21

    One niche issue from 3 years old article about legacy IPv6 addressing that doesn't even apply to server use. It's not hard to distribute routed /64 or /56 or even better /48 prefix and let client use simple and short address without embedding it's MAC address there. What else do you have?

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  • NoctNoct Member

    @jnd said:

    @Noct said:

    @jnd said:

    @Noct said:

    @serverpoint said:

    @Noct said:
    Great offers. Nice one for posting all the YABSs and looking glasses so that we can make properly informed decisions.

    Thank you! We've been learning about what is important to you all. :) And that includes ipv6... :)

    Evidently you have. That ipv6 part, though, so far as I've noticed, is important to just the one ubiquitous fanatic.

    Not true, not having IPv6 connectivity in 2025 is kinda strange. Some countries already have majority of traffic over IPv6 so why not offer it, why stay in the stone age?

    Please, don't be so basic.

    Economics aside for now, here's one pertinent reason: https://www.tomsguide.com/news/home-gateway-geolocation-bh21

    One niche issue from 3 years old article about legacy IPv6 addressing that doesn't even apply to server use. It's not hard to distribute routed /64 or /56 or even better /48 prefix and let client use simple and short address without embedding it's MAC address there. What else do you have?

    I've got plenty, thanks. An observant reader would have seen "Economics aside for now, here's one pertinent reason" an inferred from there. Regardless, I'll help you digest the point and realize that that alone defeats your ill-conceived blanket question "why stay in the stone age?".

    More importantly, here, is what I don't have: Any desire to turn ServerPoint's excellent offer that proactively included all the YABSs and looking glasses, which most people on LET care about, into some IPv4 versus IPv6 debate, which just some people ( :D ) on LET care about.

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @jnd said:
    @serverpoint

    excessive outgoing UDP/ICMP as well as HTTP/HTTPS is automatically throttled and blocked

    What's the threshold? Let's say I have NTP server (ntppool.org contribution) which uses roughly 90 byte packets and at peak there's 100k packets per second, 9MB/s, does it get blocked? I rather ask because there are some providers offering high bandwidth but when I start using some fraction of it I find they are already throttling way below my official quota.

    Hello :) No, 90-100mbps of traffic should not trigger any issues over here. But, say, 500mbps or more, specially from multiple servers of the same client, then that would trigger some alarms over here, as it's usually indication of a DDoS attack...

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