redoktober
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Out of interest, would it be okay for your competitors to post links to their services in their signatures as well?
Hosting 365 down at the mo :(
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Out of interest, would it be okay for your competitors to post links to their services in their signatures as well?
That doesn't bother me - you'll find that several already do.
However a link in your sig is not the same as blatant spamming
redoktober
New Member
@ blacknight, fair enough!
@ Aubrey, there are a few (decent) Virtual Server providers in Ireland, off the top of my head I know at least three that do fairly decent packages...
MyHost
Digiweb
Blacknight
@ Aubrey, there are a few (decent) Virtual Server providers in Ireland, off the top of my head I know at least three that do fairly decent packages...
MyHost
Digiweb
Blacknight
Russia? All servers are based in Dublin , if you have the domains i can confirm this with a simple IP lookup.
Any Hosting365 server I've seen has been based in Ireland. Are you sure that it wasn't someone who was using them for domain registration and then hosting with a company basing their servers in Russia.
The only eastern block connection I'm seeing in H365's whois records is AS39563 (SC Shivanet SRL, Romania) which is mentioned in AS-HOSTING365. They don't seem to have anything to do with H365 network wise anymore though.
Niall
aaron_kenny
New Member
Useless
I have about 20 sites with Register365 and they've all slowed load times in the last 3 weeks dramatically. I logged a ticket to R365 expecting ...sorry the server has been rebooted or what ever but instead I got this...what a joke...i think its time for me to move
I have about 20 sites with Register365 and they've all slowed load times in the last 3 weeks dramatically. I logged a ticket to R365 expecting ...sorry the server has been rebooted or what ever but instead I got this...what a joke...i think its time for me to move
Aaron,
I noticed slow response times on our server as well.. i called the guys at the NOC and they basically said everything was running 100% now. So i bashed away at our server and wasted a day only to discover there is nothing wrong on our actual server.
ARGH!!! looking forward to a new server and new provider
I noticed slow response times on our server as well.. i called the guys at the NOC and they basically said everything was running 100% now. So i bashed away at our server and wasted a day only to discover there is nothing wrong on our actual server.
ARGH!!! looking forward to a new server and new provider
So....
Hosting365 have yet another power-related outage. Yes data centres have power issues, but this many must clearly be a huge concern for Hosting365 and their customers alike.
However, what has changed since the last power outage is that Hosting365 have been a lot more open about it this time around. This is the first outage where customers were informed (shortly afterwards), regardless of whether the customer went looking for the information or not. Customers were sent an email saying a report will be released shortly (and apologising, etc.), and it was sent the following day. So clearly Hosting365 have learnt from previous outages, and delivered on their promise to better their communications.
One flaw was they sometime saw the need to disable their offsite status page. Granted, it's not as meaningful to have green and red dots for dedicated/cloud providers as, say, shared hosting. However, it was still in many an RSS feed, and still the first go-to point for many people. No one ever said it's being disabled. It would have been extremely useful (and less frustrating for those trying to ring / less burden on an already over-burdened staff) to have a simple note up their saying "power issues, looking in to it. Will update in 30 minutes.". They've said they'll be bringing that site back.
Register365 is a whole other kettle of fish. They didn't tell customers (or at least no accounts that I control were notified) willy nilly. Sure, customers with open tickets got vague responses and mostly after everything was resolved, but not all customers were informed.
So while the outage is a significant disaster (because of the repetitive nature of similar outages), the comms was better handled this time around. Register365 handled it just about as bad as Hosting365 did previously!
Hosting365 have yet another power-related outage. Yes data centres have power issues, but this many must clearly be a huge concern for Hosting365 and their customers alike.
However, what has changed since the last power outage is that Hosting365 have been a lot more open about it this time around. This is the first outage where customers were informed (shortly afterwards), regardless of whether the customer went looking for the information or not. Customers were sent an email saying a report will be released shortly (and apologising, etc.), and it was sent the following day. So clearly Hosting365 have learnt from previous outages, and delivered on their promise to better their communications.
One flaw was they sometime saw the need to disable their offsite status page. Granted, it's not as meaningful to have green and red dots for dedicated/cloud providers as, say, shared hosting. However, it was still in many an RSS feed, and still the first go-to point for many people. No one ever said it's being disabled. It would have been extremely useful (and less frustrating for those trying to ring / less burden on an already over-burdened staff) to have a simple note up their saying "power issues, looking in to it. Will update in 30 minutes.". They've said they'll be bringing that site back.
Register365 is a whole other kettle of fish. They didn't tell customers (or at least no accounts that I control were notified) willy nilly. Sure, customers with open tickets got vague responses and mostly after everything was resolved, but not all customers were informed.
So while the outage is a significant disaster (because of the repetitive nature of similar outages), the comms was better handled this time around. Register365 handled it just about as bad as Hosting365 did previously!
hughdurkin
New Member
Bit off topic, but anybody notice how servers / hosting services usually pack up on a Friday! Wherever i've had dedicated servers (plenty of places) service usually packs up on a Friday - Hosting 365's latest blip being on a Friday too.
I reckon it's the hosting Gods stepping in to get us off to the pub a little earlier
I reckon it's the hosting Gods stepping in to get us off to the pub a little earlier
Forbairt
Teaching / Designing / Developing
I reckon it's the hosting Gods stepping in to get us off to the pub a little earlier
More than likely its loki trying to give us a heart attack or turn us into Raving alcos
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