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  • Lu5ckLu5ck Member

    @serverpoint said:

    Please be aware that all of our providers, along many hops, throttle down ping traffic. You will always see some ping packet loss, but other protocols flow fine.

    This is especially true for our provider's connections to China networks, which are constantly been used as source for DDoS attacks...

    Do you throttle ping that come every 5s because that's the interval set. I also did a 10s interval, not very much different. TCP has self correction, not gonna be a problem in just 1% drop. UDP is wild wild west.

    I am not referring to just China, a lot of locations has 1-2% drop.

    hmm I just ran that test to the IP on your screenshot and seems ok?

    https://i.ping.pe/b/I/img_bItCTmXG.png

    64.235.43.60 is our looking glass server. Perhaps it was heavily busy at the time... we will check on that.

    I also ran a test with ping.pe to another IP in Singapore and the result is 0% across the board.

    That's 33 tries. Run with dense mode for up to 200 tries. 1-2% is like 1 or 2 drop every 100 tries. I just tested it again, definitely less locations with drop but still many locations so yes, peak hour is worse. Hope to see the routing table optimized to avoid congested route.

  • i12hi12h Member

    @Lu5ck said:

    @serverpoint said:

    Please be aware that all of our providers, along many hops, throttle down ping traffic. You will always see some ping packet loss, but other protocols flow fine.

    This is especially true for our provider's connections to China networks, which are constantly been used as source for DDoS attacks...

    Do you throttle ping that come every 5s because that's the interval set. I also did a 10s interval, not very much different. TCP has self correction, not gonna be a problem in just 1% drop. UDP is wild wild west.

    I am not referring to just China, a lot of locations has 1-2% drop.

    hmm I just ran that test to the IP on your screenshot and seems ok?

    https://i.ping.pe/b/I/img_bItCTmXG.png

    64.235.43.60 is our looking glass server. Perhaps it was heavily busy at the time... we will check on that.

    I also ran a test with ping.pe to another IP in Singapore and the result is 0% across the board.

    That's 33 tries. Run with dense mode for up to 200 tries. 1-2% is like 1 or 2 drop every 100 tries. I just tested it again, definitely less locations with drop but still many locations so yes, peak hour is worse. Hope to see the routing table optimized to avoid congested route.

    +1

  • GisifGisif Member

    Order #1074964

  • HeysanHeysan Member

    nice

    Thanked by 1serverpoint
  • Tom0784Tom0784 Member

    Nice service

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  • HmianWHmianW Member

    nice

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  • twingtwing Member

    Invoice : 823593
    Double Bandwidth Please!

  • imthatguyhereimthatguyhere Member

    Order #: 7368391
    Invoice #: 823606

    Double it up, plz!

  • ISCISC Member

    Order #5872230
    Double bw please.

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    We will soon be gathering all order numbers! :)

  • najahinajahi Member

    Order no. #1170265.
    Inv no. #823644.

    Double bw please, Thankyou

  • Lu5ckLu5ck Member

    For a brief moment, serverpoint SG upstream changed to pure Telstra and most of the icmp packet losses disappeared. Now, it back to PCCW/Telstra blend and icmp packet losses reappeared. :(

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @Lu5ck said:
    For a brief moment, serverpoint SG upstream changed to pure Telstra and most of the icmp packet losses disappeared. Now, it back to PCCW/Telstra blend and icmp packet losses reappeared. :(

    We are testing :)

  • malikshimalikshi Member

    @serverpoint said:

    @Lu5ck said:
    For a brief moment, serverpoint SG upstream changed to pure Telstra and most of the icmp packet losses disappeared. Now, it back to PCCW/Telstra blend and icmp packet losses reappeared. :(

    We are testing :)

    waiting good results

  • lianshitonglianshitong Member

    Invoice #823711
    Please increase the bandwidth for me, and because I chose the wrong computer room, please help me change it to Los Angeles (Ticket ID #2537-49)

  • sinhawsinhaw Member

    Invoice #823721
    Double please thanks

  • lianshitonglianshitong Member

    Invoice #823735
    Double please thanks

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @lianshitong said:
    Invoice #823711
    Please increase the bandwidth for me, and because I chose the wrong computer room, please help me change it to Los Angeles (Ticket ID #2537-49)

    I believe the team has taken care of this. Your server is now at the right location?

    :)

  • lianshitonglianshitong Member

    @serverpoint said:

    @lianshitong said:
    Invoice #823711
    Please increase the bandwidth for me, and because I chose the wrong computer room, please help me change it to Los Angeles (Ticket ID #2537-49)

    I believe the team has taken care of this. Your server is now at the right location?

    :)

    Already applied for a refund and purchased again.
    Please help me double the bandwidth.

    Invoice #823735

  • kesurupankesurupan Member
    edited February 2025

    Hello, I have ordered a LET2 VPS for $100/year. And have paid with a credit card with invoice number #823783. How long should I wait for the VPS that I have ordered because in the client dashboard there is no information or display of the VPS that I have ordered. and my account has been suspended without any confirmation. the problem is the email sent by the provider is late and I have registered an account with the same email so I can't log in to the client area. sorry for my bad english.

  • agentwpagentwp Member

    Hi, I ordered an LET-DISK1 plan and paid via PayPal. However, I can't log-in to the customer portal, saying the user can't be found or suspended. I also didn't receive an email receipt even though the amount has been deducted to my PayPal already.

    Here's the last 5 characters of the transaction: bc444

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider
    edited February 2025

    @kesurupan said:
    Hello, I have ordered a LET2 VPS for $100/year. And have paid with a credit card with invoice number #823783. How long should I wait for the VPS that I have ordered because in the client dashboard there is no information or display of the VPS that I have ordered. and my account has been suspended without any confirmation. the problem is the email sent by the provider is late and I have registered an account with the same email so I can't log in to the client area. sorry for my bad english.

    The account is not suspended. I sent you a DM. :)

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @agentwp said:
    Hi, I ordered an LET-DISK1 plan and paid via PayPal. However, I can't log-in to the customer portal, saying the user can't be found or suspended. I also didn't receive an email receipt even though the amount has been deducted to my PayPal already.

    Here's the last 5 characters of the transaction: bc444

    Can you DM me the email address associated with the order? We can't find a PayPal transaction number ending with that...

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    @agentwp said:
    Hi, I ordered an LET-DISK1 plan and paid via PayPal. However, I can't log-in to the customer portal, saying the user can't be found or suspended. I also didn't receive an email receipt even though the amount has been deducted to my PayPal already.

    Here's the last 5 characters of the transaction: bc444

    Actually, I think I did find your order, and it was activated earlier. Let me know if you have not received those details.

  • NoctNoct Member

    @serverpoint I, too, had a less-than-clear initial sign-up process. All is fine now, but I'd suggest you adjust it so that customers get registered with, and the "Welcome to Serverpoint.com helpdesk" email sent to, the email address they used to sign up and not the email address they used for billing/PayPal. :)

    Thanked by 1serverpoint
  • kesurupankesurupan Member
    edited February 2025

    @serverpoint said:

    @kesurupan said:
    Hello, I have ordered a LET2 VPS for $100/year. And have paid with a credit card with invoice number #823783. How long should I wait for the VPS that I have ordered because in the client dashboard there is no information or display of the VPS that I have ordered. and my account has been suspended without any confirmation. the problem is the email sent by the provider is late and I have registered an account with the same email so I can't log in to the client area. sorry for my bad english.

    The account is not suspended. I sent you a DM. :)

    thank you sir. finally i can login to my account. invoice number #823783 double bandwith please.

  • kevindskevinds Member, LIR
    edited February 2025

    @serverpoint said:
    Do you need bandwidth? RAM? Disk space?

    BGP Multihoming: At all of our locations

    • Network port is limited to 1.2gbps; disk I/O is limited to 1.2GB/s in order to minimize "bad neighbor" issues.

    Can I have a BGP session?

    What if I actually need bandwidth? The monthly transfer limit and port speed limitation is a double-restriction.. The monthly transfer limit should fix the 'bad neighbor issues' no?

    What happens if the transfer limit is exceeded?

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider
    edited February 2025

    @kevinds said:

    @serverpoint said:
    Do you need bandwidth? RAM? Disk space?

    BGP Multihoming: At all of our locations

    • Network port is limited to 1.2gbps; disk I/O is limited to 1.2GB/s in order to minimize "bad neighbor" issues.

    Can I have a BGP session?

    What if I actually need bandwidth? The monthly transfer limit and port speed limitation is a double-restriction.. The monthly transfer limit should fix the 'bad neighbor issues' no?

    What happens if the transfer limit is exceeded?

    I am not sure I understand... are you asking if we have a service that is unmetered?

    The data transfer limit is not a forced limit. A user can go over it, thus possibly causing problems to other users if the port wasn't also limited.

    As for a BGP session, can you give me more detail about that? A BGP session to where? To our routers, so that you can advertise your own subnet?

  • kevindskevinds Member, LIR

    @serverpoint said:

    I am not sure I understand... are you asking if we have a service that is unmetered?

    No.

    The data transfer limit is not a forced limit. A user can go over it, thus possibly causing problems to other users if the port wasn't also limited.

    Personally, I would be happy with a 10/20 TB monthly transfer limit, even enforced in some way.. Actually need bandwidth though.. A 1.2 gbps limit, personally, I've lost all interest.

    As for a BGP session, can you give me more detail about that? A BGP session to where? To our routers, so that you can advertise your own subnet?

    Yes.

  • serverpointserverpoint Member, Patron Provider

    The data transfer limit is not a forced limit. A user can go over it, thus possibly causing problems to other users if the port wasn't also limited.

    Personally, I would be happy with a 10/20 TB monthly transfer limit, even enforced in some way.. Actually need bandwidth though.. A 1.2 gbps limit, personally, I've lost all interest.

    As for a BGP session, can you give me more detail about that? A BGP session to where? To our routers, so that you can advertise your own subnet?

    Yes.

    I understand. Sorry... we have always provided virtual servers with a 1gbps port.

    I will make a note of your username and will let you know if we ever change that. Thanks for asking!

    We do have 10g, 40g and 100g ports available with our dedicated servers though.

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