NFO said they're changing something-or-other with the server and it'll be offline until they are done - but can't say when.
Cloud wrote:Having an issue myself. Loads up to 'blue cube' and then crashes instantly each time i attempt to join the serverim getting this same problem too. its making me go crazy
Woe wrote:Also, all of this is just my opinion so its not flaming.
Jawfin wrote:your screwed up retarded brother has got you banned.
Jawfin wrote:Well, congratulations Poopchest.
Jawfin wrote:Expect a bit of downtime in the next 24 to 48 hours as our host is changing the switch on their provider.I guess that could means we all would feel spikes that can be from NFO
We have received threats from an anonymous third party demanding that we shut down a customer or face DDoS attacks against all of our customers in Dallas. We take these threats seriously. We have turned back up our second circuit and we are following up with Internap about possible new filters to assist with fighting them as they occur.It would seem that the current server outage may be due to that. If so, I accept this as I would prefer to see NFO counter the attack rather than compromise with some scumbags. If it's offline for too long I'll get in touch with them, but for now I'll see if we can wait it out - I'm sure they are busy enough without having to deal with petty questions from me!
A few brief attacks have already happened. If attacks continue, some clients may see bursts of packet loss tonight.
Jawfin wrote:This message from NFO: -Accorded to Jawfin and NFO, we just got server lagging with connection interruption, recently, and we're still see spiking issues.We have received threats from an anonymous third party demanding that we shut down a customer or face DDoS attacks against all of our customers in Dallas. We take these threats seriously. We have turned back up our second circuit and we are following up with Internap about possible new filters to assist with fighting them as they occur.It would seem that the current server outage may be due to that. If so, I accept this as I would prefer to see NFO counter the attack rather than compromise with some scumbags. If it's offline for too long I'll get in touch with them, but for now I'll see if we can wait it out - I'm sure they are busy enough without having to deal with petty questions from me!
A few brief attacks have already happened. If attacks continue, some clients may see bursts of packet loss tonight.
Between 12:30am and 4am local time for your service on Thursday, September 8, we plan to gracefully shut down your VDS, upgrade the machine hosting it to an updated version of Xen/Linux, reboot the machine, and bring your VDS back online. We expect for this process to cause approximately 30-60 minutes of downtime for your service.
Jawfin wrote:Message from NFO for downtime for the server, for the 8th of Sept, CTZ: -I think that is what caused server to be shutted down, it was down recently at 1:58am CDT for me
Between 12:30am and 4am local time for your service on Thursday, September 8, we plan to gracefully shut down your VDS, upgrade the machine hosting it to an updated version of Xen/Linux, reboot the machine, and bring your VDS back online. We expect for this process to cause approximately 30-60 minutes of downtime for your service.
Upcoming Xen upgrade with reboot @ 1:30am CST on Nov 21.
We are planning to reboot the machine hosting your VDS at approximately 1:30am CST on November 21, 2016, in order to upgrade it to the most recent version of Xen. This is necessary because the new version includes a fix for a newly-discovered, critical Xen vulnerability.