queries per second and left it overnight with no error responses whatsoever - all I got was rate limiting, from ~50 rps on Google Public DNS to above 1000 rps on Cloudflare (which seemed more like a

There's a Windows tool called fiddler that adds latency and drops packets randomly depending on the desired error rates. (TIL it seems fiddler is made by an independent company, but I first discovered

which node I will choose ) it responded with the error message saying 'We failed to submit the request. Please try again tomorrow.' I have never created the tickets regarding the issues by now becau

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What they said is what happened is a mistake, based in Human Error which "can" happen literally with any company.

What happened recently, was a mistake and human error. This can happen with everyone in any day or hour. Unfortunately this happen in that day. We can't do nothing expect saying our apologies for that

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It's very simple, you can test Domain forwarding using TCP protocols, input source port ex: 1194 and Destination port in your website calculator and result says Error

Please understand—I think you all provide a great service! This thread was only intended to exclude the possibility of a local routing issue or any "user-error." (Image)

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This is an error we're aware of that appears for certain services. We haven't figured it out yet. By we, I mean our developer. To be fair he's doing a million other things too.

Seems you guys do not accept registration from an IPv6 address, which would lead to a "data too long" error.

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On all Oracle instances (No matter ARM, x86, higher disk capacity. All are on Ubuntu 20.04/22.04) I get this error:

I tried but I get error..

Shows me error for Seattle