The server which my site is on has been experiencing all kinds of issues for the past 4-6 months. During that time I have opened probably around 75 tickets or so - every one of them because the server was repeatedly going down or the SQL server was unreachable.
About a week ago it started getting real slow and then I noticed SQL went down, followed shortly thereafter by HTTP. The first few times this happened the only reply I could get from support was that the server was rebooted and my site was now loading fine.
The next few times it happened I was told it was a result of DDOS attacks toward another site on my server.
The next few times I was told it was a result of another site on my server that was utilizing too many resources and has now been suspended/disabled. Whether it was the same site each time I do not know, but it happened a couple of times.
The site is still going up and down on a daily basis.
I know of a site on this server that has recently been supposedly hacked into. This site was also a target of a DDOS attack. This site was also suspended temporarily for a wayward script that was utilizing too many resources. You guessed it, it's the same IP address of the server I am on.
At what point does Jag decide that a site is causing undue hardship to other clients and either terminate the offending site or move them until their issues can be resolved? It hardly seems fair that a site causing no issues with the server must suffer almost daily as a result of another sites issues.


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