Reading other people's posts, I remembered that I can't access SolusVM panel for my vps on DALZ003, but it may have been inaccessible before the move to Ryzen too.

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install debian 11 ryzen

Any ideas, why my LibreNMS monitors show much more CPU usage with Ryzen migrated VPS? For example my email-server, at Xeon node CPU usage was about 10% average, Max 20%. Now average is 29% with Ryzen.

I've got a Ryzen based NL 1gb one, not the budget unfortunately. I know @arda picked up a Budget NL1 one in the past few days

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Some Ryzen IPs are changing due to going from large subnets to small (/24) subnets. This is being done to resolve the network (arp) issues that people have been complaining about.

The new Ryzen's do in some cases already have IPv6. They all will eventually.

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CPU Ryzen Only For USA

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I'd love that, honestly even 2x1G for the normal nodes would be great. It looks like everything is on one 1G port and I've noticed my Ryzen VMs being a little congested. I'm fine since the peering is

ryzen ip fix?

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Location USA: Ryzen

AMD Ryzen 9 3950x / 128GB RAM / 2x 1TB NVMe / 10Gbit NIC

i have two servers in NY that completed migration to ryzen. Even though they are 6core 6gb ram, they are operating really really slow. Any commands I input takes at least 30 seconds before it shows

1896 MB DDR4 ECC RAM (Dedicated)

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This is not Ryzen node, this old Intel/ColoCrossing node, this wasn't migrate at all [or yet?] (or migration broken hard). Check your cat /proc/cpuinfo