@kidoh said: Someone with a kind heart to explain to me what they mean /64, /56, /52, /60 or /48 after IPv4 and IPv6, what do they influence?
They are subnets. A subnet, or subnetwork, is a segmented piece of a larger network. More specifically, subnets are a logical partition of an IP network into multiple, smaller network segments.
@ehab said:
even if i get the vps i still need to know the ticket number
virmach your are always a bone killer ..... first you never rolled my spin, then you made me open my first every paypal dispute then you don't tell ticket number.....
if i see you i will first shakehands and then kick you in the balls.
@VirMach said:
Okay I'm starting to get worried I basically wasted the last 7 hours on not tickets
I can already smell my new fresh VPS idler cooking...
If I win I should still spin up 30x lifetime SSD2Gs on everyone's account and just break the controls access to where all you can do is stare at it, yearning to be the one idling it.
@VirMach said: Actually I have an even better idea to dig myself a bigger grave. There's like what 30 guesses? Okay this should get the job done. I really shouldn't be doing this but it sounds fun. Everyone who made a guess (for today/yesterday, whatever you want to call it) will get an SSD2G for life if I don't either (1) answer 1,000 tickets today or (2) clear out the ticket queue via non-automated means, as in I won't just close all of them. Very bold move, let's see how it plays out. I'm going to go immediately acquire some ... cocoa beans. Meanwhile you guys can celebrate prematurely. Honestly it's probably 80/20 in your odds.
And of course if I don't get anywhere close it just means I could've definitely done it but I wanted to let you guys win.
If we were going to post a guess but then never got around to posting it does that still count? Asking for a friend.
@VirMach said:
If I win I should still spin up 30x lifetime SSD2Gs on everyone's account and just break the controls access to where all you can do is stare at it, yearning to be the one idling it.
And then we will all spam the shit out of your ticket system until someone enables those services
In stasis until the shitposting stops/abates.
Than=compare;then=sequence:brought=bring;bought=buy:staffs=pile of sticks:informations/infos=no plural. It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away. || NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh).
In stasis until the shitposting stops/abates.
Than=compare;then=sequence:brought=bring;bought=buy:staffs=pile of sticks:informations/infos=no plural. It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away. || NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh).
@VirMach my vps was SEAZ002 and migrated to RYZE.SEA-Z003.VMS and still isnt reachable.
Not urgent but curious if I should expect it to be available/reachable
@host4cheap said: @VirMach my vps was SEAZ002 and migrated to RYZE.SEA-Z003.VMS and still isnt reachable.
Not urgent but curious if I should expect it to be available/reachable
Should be immediately available unless (1) I did a misclick and missed one IP, does happen from time to time when they look similar to eachother as I go faster than SolusVM can handle it. Or (2) you at some point in time re-installed the OS when the disk was having issues and therefore you have no LVM. For this you wouldn't need a ticket, you'd just have to wait until I recreate them in a big batch.
Of course there could be an option 3 that I'm unaware of but that'd be quite rare as of like an hour or two ago since I double checked it then.
@host4cheap said: @VirMach my vps was SEAZ002 and migrated to RYZE.SEA-Z003.VMS and still isnt reachable.
Not urgent but curious if I should expect it to be available/reachable
Should be immediately available unless (1) I did a misclick and missed one IP, does happen from time to time when they look similar to eachother as I go faster than SolusVM can handle it. Or (2) you at some point in time re-installed the OS when the disk was having issues and therefore you have no LVM. For this you wouldn't need a ticket, you'd just have to wait until I recreate them in a big batch.
Of course there could be an option 3 that I'm unaware of but that'd be quite rare as of like an hour or two ago since I double checked it then.
47.87.191.244 is the IP
❯ ping 47.87.193.174
PING 47.87.193.174 (47.87.193.174): 56 data bytes
Request timeout for icmp_seq 0
Request timeout for icmp_seq 1
@host4cheap - 47.87.191.244 pings, so I do not expect that it is a missing LVM, and when trying to ssh in it does ask me for a password, so I expect you are up and working.
@FrankZ said: @host4cheap - 47.87.191.244 pings, so I do not expect that it is a missing LVM, and when trying to ssh in it does ask me for a password, so I expect you are up and working.
I wondered since they tried to ping a different IP than that ...
I've been spending way too much time on that but I think it's just DC hands unplugging it or ethernet got loose. Everything else looks fine. Anyway, to recover from this, I've got a trick up my sleeve.
Oh man this might actually save my ass but it's going to be very close either way. It all depends on how I market this. Ahem.
Quick!!!! Everyone go on HostLoc and tell them statistically speaking it's best they request their additional missing IPv4 as soon as possible, because of the limitation of IPv4 address on any particular node. Therefore especially for Tokyo if they want to MAXIMIZE their profits, there are about ONLY 190 IPv4 left on Tokyo right now. So that means the first 190 people that submit can get any owed additional IPv4 back. Otherwise if they're late, and picked the migrate backup choice they'll be sent back to LAX.
I'm sure Google Translate will do a fantastic job at translating that message to ensure there's no panic but if you have any questions AT ALL please feel free to contact us and I'll personally answer them myself, but only for the next 4 hours.
Okay your move boys. Are you going to stand your ground or will you be tempted to join in on requesting your IPv4 back early while you still can? Who knows, after these four hours we might have to wait weeks or months (knowing us.)
I feel like I'm doing an infomercial. Crap, I really shouldn't have marked most the tickets I did as an auto bot reply. I still need to do 230 tickets an hour to catch up at this point or one every 15 seconds. I guess you guys can start messaging me your accounts with us, quote your guess and make sure it's within the period of time I said. Oh and the additional IP tool actually isn't ready yet but it might be, I'm just hoping I start getting some questions about it.
Keep me updated on the discussion. I guess it depends how it was presented, otherwise I could see people getting confused since I just look like a maniac.
If none of the suggested solutions work, or if nothing was suggested, create a technical support ticket describing your issue. Please also provide us with your server's login info by clicking the 'add sensitive data' button so that we may access your server and investigate.
If you contact support, provide debug data:
Main IP pings: false ip 45.66.130.84 TYOC038
Node Online: true
Service online: offline
Operating System: linux-debian-10-x86_64-gen2-v1
Service Status:Active
Registration Date:2020-12-05
The machine migrated to Japan cannot be online, although the second migration is not through a formal method, but please see that I paid the migration fee twice, let the vps be online normally, sir
@foxcoo said:
After all the ipv4 allocations, my Tokyo pre-sale 4T order is further away from online. T T
I'm trying to acquire a MegaRaid 7660 and NVMe for it to cache it and improve on the original design for Tokyo. I could send out the server as it is but it's already been highly delayed and I have concerns after what started happened on the one we did send. They've officially had it on their site for months but their sales team didn't get back to me and I can't find it ANYWHERE.
@KuYeHQ said:
If none of the suggested solutions work, or if nothing was suggested, create a technical support ticket describing your issue. Please also provide us with your server's login info by clicking the 'add sensitive data' button so that we may access your server and investigate.
If you contact support, provide debug data:
Main IP pings: false ip 45.66.130.84 TYOC038
Node Online: true
Service online: offline
Operating System: linux-debian-10-x86_64-gen2-v1
Service Status:Active
Registration Date:2020-12-05
The machine migrated to Japan cannot be online, although the second migration is not through a formal method, but please see that I paid the migration fee twice, let the vps be online normally, sir
How do you propose that, if you forced yourself into a location that doesn't have any space when you did it? That's why it didn't create successfully.
@tonyapac said: @VirMach
TPAZ003
NYCB044
SJCZ005B
Are these nodes offline?
I don't know does the VNC IP ping? Let me know. Or any other on the same /24
@VirMach
My VM on node SJCZ005B is offline
My VMs on both TPAZ003 and NYCB044 are not reachable, neither VNC nor SSH.
I assume in this case it's related to user actions, probably re-install. Scroll up a little bit, I answered you already but got busy.
No, it is ridiculous.
Well the nodes aren't down and the disks are healthy and have been since the maintenance so feel free to say whatever else you want, I just won't be able to look into it any further because I already we'd be fixing these tonight.
(But only the ones are due to user action, not ridiculous.)
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Someone with a kind heart to explain to me what they mean /64, /56, /52, /60 or /48 after IPv4 and IPv6, what do they influence?
They are subnets. A subnet, or subnetwork, is a segmented piece of a larger network. More specifically, subnets are a logical partition of an IP network into multiple, smaller network segments.
IPv6 cheat sheet with more detailed information.
https://sites.google.com/a/ipv6ve.info/ipv6envenezuela/project-definition/ipv6-subnet-cheat-sheet-and-ipv6-cheat-sheet-reference
Great!
2CPU, 2GB RAM, 35 GB SSD = $17.66/y (aff) | Direct Admin Shared & Reseller (aff) | 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 TB StorageBox (aff) | 2CPU, 4GB RAM, 65GB NVMe = €24/y (aff)
Yes.. yes.. forget about the tickets!
Anyone want to chip in for a DoorDash delivery of a full turkey diner (for eight) to the VirMach batcave?
Okay I'm starting to get worried I basically wasted the last 7 hours on not tickets
Alright I've prepared 180 lines of code to fix it.
Not really it's just a bunch of changes organized in a way where I can just spam it into SSH any time this happens, let's see if it works.
(edit) Oh and it's SUPPOSED to go offline right now I promise that wasn't my "code" I just need to try turning it off and on first.
I can already smell my new fresh VPS idler cooking...
Now I'm sad that I didn't guess the last few times in the hopes that you would spend it doing more productive things than reading my message
Okay fine I'll do your spin.
If I win I should still spin up 30x lifetime SSD2Gs on everyone's account and just break the controls access to where all you can do is stare at it, yearning to be the one idling it.
If we were going to post a guess but then never got around to posting it does that still count? Asking for a friend.
How much is a full turkey dinner, priced in push-ups?
We accept Karma donations for the last flan. 🍮 affbrr
And then we will all spam the shit out of your ticket system until someone enables those services
@AlwaysSkint is laughing at me .... now .. aren't ya!!
don't worry virmach will finger you one day.
It turns out the turkey plan is too expensive. Back up plan is to use drone to air drop in some edibles.
I hope maxing out the CPU on my test VPS with Folding@Home is an acceptable form of "abuse".
Ooer, missus a.k.a. Not a pretty sight!
???
In stasis until the shitposting stops/abates.
Than=compare;then=sequence:brought=bring;bought=buy:staffs=pile of sticks:informations/infos=no plural.
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away. || NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh).
jmaxwell, miu, and add_iT are missing the party here.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?1000
+1 Dalmation
In stasis until the shitposting stops/abates.
Than=compare;then=sequence:brought=bring;bought=buy:staffs=pile of sticks:informations/infos=no plural.
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away. || NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh).
@VirMach my vps was SEAZ002 and migrated to RYZE.SEA-Z003.VMS and still isnt reachable.
Not urgent but curious if I should expect it to be available/reachable
Should be immediately available unless (1) I did a misclick and missed one IP, does happen from time to time when they look similar to eachother as I go faster than SolusVM can handle it. Or (2) you at some point in time re-installed the OS when the disk was having issues and therefore you have no LVM. For this you wouldn't need a ticket, you'd just have to wait until I recreate them in a big batch.
Of course there could be an option 3 that I'm unaware of but that'd be quite rare as of like an hour or two ago since I double checked it then.
47.87.191.244 is the IP
❯ ping 47.87.193.174
PING 47.87.193.174 (47.87.193.174): 56 data bytes
Request timeout for icmp_seq 0
Request timeout for icmp_seq 1
@host4cheap - 47.87.191.244 pings, so I do not expect that it is a missing LVM, and when trying to ssh in it does ask me for a password, so I expect you are up and working.
I wondered since they tried to ping a different IP than that ...
Alright who messed with SJCZ010 to win a prize???
I've been spending way too much time on that but I think it's just DC hands unplugging it or ethernet got loose. Everything else looks fine. Anyway, to recover from this, I've got a trick up my sleeve.
Oh man this might actually save my ass but it's going to be very close either way. It all depends on how I market this. Ahem.
Quick!!!! Everyone go on HostLoc and tell them statistically speaking it's best they request their additional missing IPv4 as soon as possible, because of the limitation of IPv4 address on any particular node. Therefore especially for Tokyo if they want to MAXIMIZE their profits, there are about ONLY 190 IPv4 left on Tokyo right now. So that means the first 190 people that submit can get any owed additional IPv4 back. Otherwise if they're late, and picked the migrate backup choice they'll be sent back to LAX.
I'm sure Google Translate will do a fantastic job at translating that message to ensure there's no panic but if you have any questions AT ALL please feel free to contact us and I'll personally answer them myself, but only for the next 4 hours.
Okay your move boys. Are you going to stand your ground or will you be tempted to join in on requesting your IPv4 back early while you still can? Who knows, after these four hours we might have to wait weeks or months (knowing us.)
I feel like I'm doing an infomercial. Crap, I really shouldn't have marked most the tickets I did as an auto bot reply. I still need to do 230 tickets an hour to catch up at this point or one every 15 seconds. I guess you guys can start messaging me your accounts with us, quote your guess and make sure it's within the period of time I said. Oh and the additional IP tool actually isn't ready yet but it might be, I'm just hoping I start getting some questions about it.
Thank you for your efforts
Oh no... 190 spots and 1k waiting... What could go wrong xD
Developer said ETA an hour for the IP request button, I'm going to work on getting everyone else back up (from broken LVMs.)
8 minutes after your posting:
https://hostloc.com/thread-1082520-1-1.html
We accept Karma donations for the last flan. 🍮 affbrr
After all the ipv4 allocations, my Tokyo pre-sale 4T order is further away from online. T T
We have subnets in Tokyo for more servers, just not more subnets for same one server.
I hope that makes sense.
Keep me updated on the discussion. I guess it depends how it was presented, otherwise I could see people getting confused since I just look like a maniac.
If none of the suggested solutions work, or if nothing was suggested, create a technical support ticket describing your issue. Please also provide us with your server's login info by clicking the 'add sensitive data' button so that we may access your server and investigate.
If you contact support, provide debug data:
Main IP pings: false ip 45.66.130.84 TYOC038
Node Online: true
Service online: offline
Operating System: linux-debian-10-x86_64-gen2-v1
Service Status:Active
Registration Date:2020-12-05
The machine migrated to Japan cannot be online, although the second migration is not through a formal method, but please see that I paid the migration fee twice, let the vps be online normally, sir
Oh, I see.
Yay!
I'm trying to acquire a MegaRaid 7660 and NVMe for it to cache it and improve on the original design for Tokyo. I could send out the server as it is but it's already been highly delayed and I have concerns after what started happened on the one we did send. They've officially had it on their site for months but their sales team didn't get back to me and I can't find it ANYWHERE.
How do you propose that, if you forced yourself into a location that doesn't have any space when you did it? That's why it didn't create successfully.
So what do you like on your pizza?
@VirMach
TPAZ003
NYCB044
SJCZ005B
Are these nodes offline?
Ryzen, 2gb ram and 1gbit connection pretty please
I don't know does the VNC IP ping? Let me know. Or any other on the same /24
@VirMach
My VM on node SJCZ005B is offline
My VMs on both TPAZ003 and NYCB044 are not reachable, neither VNC nor SSH.
I assume in this case it's related to user actions, probably re-install. Scroll up a little bit, I answered you already but got busy.
No, it is ridiculous.
Your network should be broken.
Well the nodes aren't down and the disks are healthy and have been since the maintenance so feel free to say whatever else you want, I just won't be able to look into it any further because I already we'd be fixing these tonight.
(But only the ones are due to user action, not ridiculous.)
I'm also on SJC005B and my VMs are fine. Seems like user error.