ecsportal said:wow...that is messed up
We don't let our server averages get above 2.0 (on dual processor) just for the fact of lag with MYSQL etc. When it hits that point we buy Probably not the best cost vs profit but it works well to keep people happy.
What is Dueces Wild Designs?
It was the way it was dealt with that people were angry with btw.now you can blame WHM but it wasn't his fault, it was LT's fault, sure there could be other issues at his end but
Craig said:it was LT's fault, sure there could be other issues at his end but trying to get exposure from another hosts issues is really sad!.
mr.d1n1 said:You can't blame LT for an overloaded server, a HD fail and a high server load.
My comment was directed at ecsportal because of plugging.
Craig said:I was talking in regards to the LT outage, not a hard drive fail, like I said, there could be other issues.
My comment was directed at ecsportal because of plugging.
Craig said:There isn't any need for a plug, from what I know (correct me if am wrong) WHM had issues at DC level @ LT, last week there was a BIG outage, many hosts went down for up to 8 hours, now you can blame WHM but it wasn't his fault, it was LT's fault, sure there could be other issues at his end but trying to get exposure from another hosts issues is really sad!.
James said:You can't blame LT, it's not their fault. They chose LT. The idea that you can put the blame on your provider is not the right attitude in my opinion.
Craig said:It was LT's fault in some respect, you didn't see how they handled the situation or did you?, because if you did you would understand.
Cisco Systems concurrence, is that an undocumented IOS software bug initiated a massive EIGRP route flood that castigated throughout Layered Tech's network.
Ok, bug, but the fact remains, zero communication from LT for over 1 week, that's bad considering some providers went down for 8 years & again some days after.
James said:That's not the point, to the host's clients LT has nothing to do with their hosting. Whatever the technical cause behind it, it's the host's problem to deal with the situation, not to shift the blame onto their provider. That's why hosts should choose the right provider - because when trouble happens, it's going to be you in trouble, not your provider.
Having said that, I use LT and they are just fine.
Craig said:So lets say the network goes down be it rackspace/LT or any other good provider, its the hosts fault?, they have no control over the network, they just rent the servers, you CANT pick the right provider as these things happen be it a man-made fault or nature, in this case it was a bug at fault but LT handled the issue very badly regards to communications which they also agree too.
BTW, why do you say ''That isnt the point'', your telling me that zero communication for 1 week is good?.