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My server is down for the first time that I've noticed in a long long long time. I just wanted to jump in and say ...

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    down time

    My server is down for the first time that I've noticed in a long long long time.

    I just wanted to jump in and say "Thanks for a great job, JAG" NOW...


    ... just in case I'm annoyed later.

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    Back up.

    Thanks again!

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    dont you hate hiccups

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    Ron,

    We noticed that your server had an uptime of 100%, since we only guaruntee 99.99% network uptime we had to take it offline for a few seconds....I'm kidding of course.

    Did you open a support ticket when the server was unavailable?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandon
    Ron,

    We noticed that your server had an uptime of 100%, since we only guaruntee 99.99% network uptime we had to take it offline for a few seconds....I'm kidding of course.

    Did you open a support ticket when the server was unavailable?
    Ha! Funny.

    Yeah, I opened a ticket, but I really hate to do that, because I'm pretty sure that you guys know when the service is down.

    Interestingly, when I tried to close my ticket, the client system was unavailable for a minute, then these fora were unavailable for a little bit.

    Maybe it was a rolling blackout?

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    You know what might save tickets, if you implemented it?

    If there was a little icon on the status page that was TRULY activated by a sys admin as he is looking into a problem. Tht way we know that the automated system has actually notified someone.

    Hey, I understand things go down -- not very often leately!!! -- but I start to wonder "Do they REALLY know it's down? Did they really get their alert? It's been down 5 minutes, should I open a ticket... should I not?"

    Just a thought. You guys have the best service of any business I've ever had to deal with, so I guess I'm just insatiable. That's what my wife calls me. I think it means inquisitive.

    I have to go call my ISP now... my 3Mbit service is providing 500k for the last two days, ever since I called them to complain that their DNS wasn't working... ya think that'll be a 5 minute call?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandon
    We noticed that your server had an uptime of 100%, since we only guaruntee 99.99% network uptime we had to take it offline for a few seconds..
    Funniest thing I've read today! Very good.

    I have nothing productive to add. Sorry.

    Did I mention "funny"?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandon
    We noticed that your server had an uptime of 100%, since we only guaruntee 99.99% network uptime we had to take it offline for a few seconds...
    That's 53 minutes of DT a year, Ron. Are you keeping track?

    After that, they owe you 1.3-cents a minute restitution (per account)...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vin DSL
    That's 53 minutes of DT a year, Ron. Are you keeping track?

    After that, they owe you 1.3-cents a minute restitution (per account)...
    Of course I'm keeping track! But it wasn't the network that was down

    1.3 cents per minutes? How much do you pay a year?

    24 hours * 30days = 720 hours

    The Gigadeal monthly @ $9.95 is just less than 1.4 cents per hour:
    If you prepay for 2 years, the cost is $5.95

    $9.95 / 720 = $0.013819
    $5.95 / 720 = $0.008264

    (If there are 200 clients paying $5.95 on a server, that's only $1.65 an hour income per machine...)

    Of course, if you want to multiply the hours by 60 to calculate the cost per minute....

    $9.95 / 43200 = $0.000230 per minute

    Of course, if you're on a managed
    Dual AMD MP2800+ 1 GigRAM, (2)160Gig IDE, 2000 Gig BW at about $250 a month, then you're up to just over half a cent per minute, about $0.34 per hour.

    $250.00 / 43200 = $0.005787

    I hope electricity is cheap in Houston!
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    Heh! I figured you were on top of it...
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