Are 24khost Servers Down?
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drmike
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Thank You!, Sent an email. Will wait.. :/
Sorry , but are 24khost and Cloud3K the same or owned by the same provider? Coz per the latest update on that thread :
devonblzx
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The majority of systems are back online. One system is in the process of being restarted.
BTW, buffalooed, I got a reply from JJ : "I have been working with the tech we will be getting this moved."
'Apparently' they're different and 24khost have separate hardware
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For my service with them in Las Vegas:
Host xxxxxx.ipxcore.com failed the PING check. It is down as of Thu Aug 29 2013 05:43:06 GMT-7.0.
Host xxxxxx.ipxcore.com : PING is back up after 268 minutes of downtime as of Thu Aug 29 2013 10:11:48 GMT-7.0.
It's been going up and down daily for a couple of days, so it's good that they've replaced the issue.
Host xxxxxx.ipxcore.com failed the PING check. It is down as of Thu Aug 29 2013 05:43:06 GMT-7.0.
Host xxxxxx.ipxcore.com : PING is back up after 268 minutes of downtime as of Thu Aug 29 2013 10:11:48 GMT-7.0.
It's been going up and down daily for a couple of days, so it's good that they've replaced the issue.
This is why host should "host" their own site/support on different network at the very least.
I've been their customer since Oct 10 2012 and this is the first occurrence of an extended outage with them. For the price I pay per quarter or whatever, works for me. The application that runs on their network is multi-homed and already endures outages without issue.
"Should" they have their site on a different network? Probably.
Is it viable as a budget host that they need to do so? Not really.
It's easy to say things like this.
"Should" they have their site on a different network? Probably.
Is it viable as a budget host that they need to do so? Not really.
Come on man! A VPS on a different network? How much does it cost?I don't see it is costing anything more than $50/mo and that is pushing. You can get a VPS off BUYVM for example and get DDOS protection and all the goodies and can still be under $20/mo.
You'd really put your client data on an easy-to-subvert VM?
Ok, KVM? 512mb-1gb ram is possible under $30/mo from reputable provider. Dedi? I have seen dedis as low as $30/mo from reputable providers.
Unless you need a beast size Dedi for your corporate size, it can't cost a fortune.
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You could, then some idiot does a traceroute and comes bitching: "geez, what kind of company is this, they can't even host their own website, why should i trust them with mine"?
Yeh, well bad for them for being an idiot. Atleast, clients can contact us when the whole DC hosting their server goes down.