VirMach
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(Quote) It'll always have a bump up like that, when it reboots since it's booting up like probably 100+ entire operating systems. The actual crash is before that bump. It was at only 14 load, 49% CPU, 82GB active memory. I haven't looked into it yet…
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(Quote) Lalalalala can't hear you. Ughh
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(Quote) That shouldn't have happened using our scripts, it specifically adds in same number you used to have but it's possible in a rare case if it ran out that you only got one, in which case yeah you'd contact us. Just wait until a little bit late…
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@Jab fixed
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(Quote) That's one of the nodes that ran out and need to be moved around, you'll get a separate notification and/or it'll be posted on network status page. We haven't got to that yet but trying to do it in a way where you still get some notice. So y…
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LAX2Z019 update, kind of. The situation didn't improve at all, and at this point it's basically 0% chance the NVMe can be brought back to life. The capacitors flew off the PCIe riser so there was probably a voltage spike, and another capacitor on th…
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If I ever end up going to the datacenter for the Seattle servers... I'll also plan out finally finalizing the cabinet in LAX. It was never meant to be on this switch for this long, maybe I'll take down a QFX5100 & EX4300 or something. I have EX4…
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(Quote) I do see what you see around that time, maybe half an hour before your post. Unrelated to the first issue, it was just some network abuse (maybe?) Someone sent out like 500,000 PPS / 6Gbps for maybe an hour. I'll go spank him later. It does…
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(Quote) Wait, I don't get it. Why are you getting dual E5-2660v4 server for 650 while trying to essentially have an AX41? Why not just make your own AX41 with the same components basically for the same price, and then save a ton on power? Chassis: …
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(Quote) What nodes? That's important. Last night into early morning it was smooth because we made some changes, now I just need to know which nodes had problems at what time so I can go through the monitors.
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(Quote) I can't promise that, unfortunately, but we do try to avoid touching it unless necessary. In the case of these that got changed early, I've kept a list so we'll likely not do anything on September 29th for them, but reconfigurations will run…
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Okay, we're going to stop doing the automatic changes. We'll just let people change it themselves, and then proceed with automatic changes on the 29th. I've skimmed through the message in the same way anyone would read a wall of text and it definite…
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(Quote) That's not good. It does look like possibly SolusVM now fully restricts you from being able to use the old address if it's just soft removed on SolusVM. I really do think it's the situation I stated above in that case, where it's literally r…
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(Quote) Doesn't really have an API.
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(Quote) Yeah I thought about that but I didn't feel like finding a halfway between X and checkmark emoji, plus the ticket's already in for them to fix it and then I'd have to constantly check to make sure I don't forget to update the page when it's …
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(Quote) SolusVM is getting so frustrating to use that I actually started working on our own control panel. It's about 0.7% done. But yeah, the changes went from probably taking an hour on the older version to 36 hours ETA on this new one, and even …
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Tampa is done, I don't think the routing's correct on Hivelocity's end. Still need to look into it further. LAX2 is done and it seems like routing is correct. We had them do it wrong the last time for this location so I think they probably put a no…
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LAX2 should be done now, keep in mind there's still a looooooooooong queue for the auto change to main IP but you can do this yourself. Note -- this hasn't yet been fully tested though, there might be routing issues.
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(Quote) Both the old and the new will be available to use for the rest of the week, but this is completely based on whether or not SolusVM made any other changes to prevent that from happening, which is possible. You'd have to go in manually though…
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Still here, not exactly going well in terms of how long it's taking for various reasons, mainly more weird SolusVM changes they did in the background on whatever version. Same update that caused problems with migrations seem to cause something simil…
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Seattle --> LAX pushed further, likely going in a few hours. I had to spend a good amount of time on the packet loss issue and SolusVM API going slowly on the changes, and still need to wrap up other locations. LAX is almost out of the way though…
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(Quote) Correct, I honestly don't know why it's not done yet, but I'm not the team member working on it. I may have to take over, we'll see. (Quote) Check network status page for updates. (Quote) When doing that make sure you remember you're on LA…
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(Quote) None detected means none detected, not none. It means the system doesn't know what's on there. This is most common when an ISO is mounted to install the OS, or an ISO was mounted but never used and SolusVM lost track of the original operati…
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(Quote) You had an old ISO mounted. We've been having lot of people not checking this, a lot and we've already added it to the reset button. I was going to tell you to use the reset button initially but told you the power down and power on specific…
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(Quote) Power down, and power back up. I'd need to know how exactly it shows with no OS installed to answer you further after that.
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(Quote) It's all waiting on one guy at Flexential that's apparently the only person that can deal with the problem, and he's so far decided that he doesn't very much like doing anything about it.
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LAXA017 had a slightly different configuration than others, so it's not playing well with the network changes and causing heavy packet loss to nearby servers LAXA018 and LAXA019 as well. Having them attach KVM and should be corrected relatively pain…
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(Quote) I don't believe that should have happened. Make a ticket so I can check.
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(Quote) We received an alert by our system already, network status wasn't added. It's working as intended, it intentionally breaks the panel to prevent people from re-installing and making the situation work. This will likely be worked on with AMSD…
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Atlanta Update: It seems like their sales guy lied ... shocking, I know. Outside of ignoring us after getting the most important part of his job done, we initially went with Atlanta because we were told PDUs were already set up, and he had a cabine…
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Cogent low-priced IP addresses are no longer low-priced when you add in abuse report costs, and at least from our perspective when considering them they seem to limit how many you're allowed to get based on how much transit you take from them. Their…
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(Quote) Had to end up going to sleep after meetings with Flex and Sabey and preparing for IPv4 changes. Someone stole our dolly, and someone blocked in my vehicle last I checked and was ready to leave at noon. No one blocking in car (it's a tandem s…
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I'm still around, just taking a break and having some food. Servers were finally ready ready as of maybe an hour ago. I couldn't find the dongle I need, my laptop is malfunctioning in many ways, and no one's at the facility (I assume until at least …
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Still working on it, at least a couple hours past when I originally wanted to head there but will be solved.
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Some complications. If that changes the timeline, I'll let you guys know. I'm having to do do a lot of last minute changes to make it work for tonight. Still looking good though overall.
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Oh I also have a little secret up my sleeve, I haven't drank coffee yet, got everything else done without it so far, now's the time so I make sure we can power through the SEA --> LAX backup loading into the morning after equipment gets set up to…
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Seattle Update - Equipment being released, sending them boxes and packing material to arrive tomorrow, they may or may not already have some. Already sent them labels as well. Best case scenario looks like it'll arrive in San Jose on Saturday, in wh…
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(Quote) We're not that crazy, it's not RAID 0, just no RAID for most of them. The ones that we did end up doing "hardware" RAID10 are the ones that ended up having the biggest problems as I suspected could happen, because now it's another …
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I think going back to trying to make improvements/adding more clunky features, we usually focus on how it goes wrong and then take what went right as the "default." If we go back to stock WHMCS/SolusVM, I'm just trying to envision it righ…
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Sabey/Seattle update I just got, as usual their guy is really nice and just trying to help out and the delays were on Unitas side basically plus him and myself being busy and just trying to coordinate everything on each end. Anyway, it looks like th…