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Sir it's so blurry I can't read a thing
@emgh important news don't miss.
Oh mb i just need to know if it's with all customer or only me
No way it's no Aeza or russian company
My OVH VPS was down for 11 days and 5 hours (counted from I reported it until they fixed it, it's longer counting from the start)
At least it means that the ones in normal DCs do get monitored.
Would be lovely if the expand that into localzones as well.
I just purchase it to try new location
i know big company = poor support
they will say fu$k you get your 4.9$ back and goodbye
Up again? Nice to hear. Did you got any message by support?
Yeah they just forwarded a quote from tech saying like fixed ask to check again and told me to reopen the ticket if not solved
They denied my SLA credit request (lz vps down for a week). Also denied refund.
step 1: cancel the all the server
step 2: check if i can refund all vps
step3: avoid big company and dirty cheap product that have sus past in LET
Maybe they thought that they paid me by presenting me some crazy kernel errors of the hypervisor kernel (not the vps) as entertainment.
Or they thought: why should we care about €3 SLA credits, which is somewhat understandable as well.
I was just pissed about their handling of the dead hypervisor so I opened that SLA credit claim.
Hardware support in DCs though is good at OVH (e.g. disk replacements).
Well you end up with nothing That's how i get it
If they just start monitoring lz nodes and e.g. send out these kind of notification alerts you got, I would be fine already.
This would also mean: no need to open individual support request (which is somewhat not feasible on a €6 vps anyway.)
I see at moment the 2 VPS are up and working Lets give it another chance untill end up in terrible situation like this
@default
So what was the problem?
(It appears nobody caught the last line of the image in OP).
OVH wanted to hire me because I am without job at the moment and managers there wanted to show some compassion. At the interview, they requested from me to do some basic networking in the datacenter. By accident I stepped on a wireless cable, then tripped forward and in my fall I grabbed and unplugged multiple network cables trying to balance my falling. Since I didn't know how these were, I simply plugged them back randomly and called it a complete test. It remained for them to contact me back to discuss my employment further.
Since I see my name is now in their reply to the customer of this thread, I dare to assume it is my fault. I hereby apologise to @mans_xd - it was my fault and I am deeply sorry. Hopefully they will fix it before they hire me, because I still have no idea how those cables were plugged in so flimsy to begin with. Those should have been glued or something.
nice job 🙌 everything is okay because of your smart hand
It was just reflex. Please understand. The instinct of survival kicked in.