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VSYS Host: UA data centers. What happened and where recovery stands?

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  • @duonghowuaaxtnw763 said:

    Looking at this is meaningless for a dedicated server; it only indicates that the gateway was restarted elsewhere to restore VPS connectivity, but the dedicated server itself was not moved there.

    Reason I posted those BGP links: everything just went completely offline a moment ago, and now it's back up.

  • snowman11snowman11 Member
    edited September 26

    Damn. I had a dedi with until up until last month with quite critical stuff on it luckily i migrated because i feared something like this would happen. Hope you can recover services quickly and no injuries to any humans occured

  • i hope vsys will give today updates how much dedicated server work done

  • Mine returned today files 100% as they were when it went down! Vsys is the best host I've ever used!

    Thanked by 4oloke MikeA rpqu tzuli
  • @Webby123 said:
    Mine returned today files 100% as they were when it went down! Vsys is the best host I've ever used!

    Is yours a VPS server or a dedicated server?

  • Hi @vsys_host

    I know it's not a right time but do you have any news for colo customers? Any hope for them?

    Thank you

  • @dinamitek2 said:

    @Webby123 said:
    Mine returned today files 100% as they were when it went down! Vsys is the best host I've ever used!

    Is yours a VPS server or a dedicated server?

    VPS , they gotta find a location and then move everything its going to be awhile for dedicated servers

  • @rpqu said: I would have dig a 60ft hole, put my hdds on a safe

    A 60-foot deep, 15-foot wide hole mysteriously appeared overnight on the slopes of Mount Shasta, California, in the summer of 2009

  • rpqurpqu Member

    @itzsenu said:

    @rpqu said: I would have dig a 60ft hole, put my hdds on a safe

    A 60-foot deep, 15-foot wide hole mysteriously appeared overnight on the slopes of Mount Shasta, California, in the summer of 2009

    Man, you made me remember of Terry A Davis favorite drinks, shasta

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