Server Problems?

[CC4.6]

Been having intermittent problems logging on to the forum.

Am I alone?

 

[Fast55]

No.

 

[Sal Collaziano]

Yes. Big problems, everyone. We've been working on getting the issue straightened out for the past couple of days. We're almost there. I apologize for the inconvenience...

 

[shagnat]

Intermittent? No..... continual!

 

[Vermillion3]

Good to know im not alone good luck to you admins and thanks for your efforts.

 

[gameday22]

Aye thanks for getting things up and running, it's been soo lonely

 

[RonJ]

First time I got in to-day. And now I hear a thunderstorm coming ....

RonJ

 

[nb_mike]

Glad it wasn't just me. Good luck getting it online and staying up. I was having withdrawals.

 

[Sal Collaziano]

It's been very difficult. And a long, long story... I hope to get everything situated very soon.

 

[Top Gear]

I don't see it having anything to do with the site itself, which runs rather well, but the convoluted domain name routing. The domain is currently pointed to Madison Ross nameservers and actually times out at over 20 hops to get through to the site from where I am. Registrars and DNS systems are more regularly being DOS'ed these days, so the site can seem to go "down" when it isn't actually down at all. So, if you point the domain directly at the ISP where the site is physically hosted, the performance will dramatically improve. PM me if you need more info.

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[PMCErnie]

Damn Syrians are retaliating already.

 

[DRS]

It is the Syrians in the DNS hijacks...

 

[Sal Collaziano]

I THINK things will be back to normal shortly. We're very close to resolving the issues... I apologize for the inconvenience, people... :|

 

[Fast55]

I don't see it having anything to do with the site itself, which runs rather well, but the convoluted domain name routing. The domain is currently pointed to Madison Ross nameservers and actually times out at over 20 hops to get through to the site from where I am. Registrars and DNS systems are more regularly being DOS'ed these days, so the site can seem to go "down" when it isn't actually down at all. So, if you point the domain directly at the ISP where the site is physically hosted, the performance will dramatically improve. PM me if you need more info.

What he said.