V.PS Upgrades Tokyo Performance Gen 2 with China Mobile CMIN2

V.PS15 days ago

has officially deployed China Mobile International CMIN2 (N2) for its Tokyo Performance Gen 2 series, replacing the previous CMI routing. China Telecom continues to use CN2 GIA, China Unicom remains on AS9929, while China Mobile traffic is now upgraded to bidirectional CMIN2. The upgrade is expected to significantly improve speed, stability, and cross-network performance for mainland China users, especially China Mobile customers accessing the Tokyo node.

CloudCone Announces IPv4 Address Change for Los Angeles Servers

CloudCone16 days ago

CloudCone has sent a notification to users in its Los Angeles datacenters regarding a required IPv4 address migration. Customers can either automatically configure the new IP through the control panel or manually update their server settings. Both old and new IPv4 addresses will temporarily work at the same time, but the old IP will be removed 48 hours after the migration is confirmed. Users may also need to update DNS records, websites, SSH access, and other services relying on the previous IP address.

RackNerd Announces Los Angeles Datacenter Migration, VPS Downtime Expected

RackNerd17 days ago

RackNerd announced that it will migrate infrastructure from its Los Angeles DC-02 facility to a new DC-03 datacenter on May 26, 2026. Affected VPS services may experience downtime for up to a full day. Customer data and server resources will remain unchanged, though IP addresses will be reassigned after the migration.

All Sales Due to Resource Crunch; Accelerates IP & Hardware Expansion

DMIT21 days ago

All product sales due to extreme resource shortages. An IPv4 acquisition is underway; new IPs will be deployed instantly upon transfer, bypassing the usual warming period (expect temporary routing/geo-location issues). Infrastructure updates: LAX hardware has arrived but awaits rack/power setup and storage expansion (large instances remain paused); HKG hardware is currently being assembled; TYO is ready. Sales will resume as soon as IPs and hardware are localized.

All promotional items are completely sold out.

RackNerd1 month ago

Announces Price Increases for Servers and Storage Blocks

NetCup2 months ago

Netcup is raising prices due to increased hardware costs. Existing contracts will increase by 18.51% starting from the next billing cycle on May 1, 2026. New orders placed after March 19 will rise by 24.33%. Storage space and local block storage products will see a unified 21.52% price increase for both new purchases and renewals starting May 1. IPv4 rental fees remain unchanged. Users who cannot accept the price increase must submit a termination request via the online form within three months, with the link provided in the recent email from the provider.

Announces Price Increase for Products in the Los Angeles Area

DMIT2 months ago

Due to rising global hardware costs, DMIT has suspended the sale of the AN5 series. As a transitional measure, the LAX AN4 series, featuring AMD EPYC 9004 CPUs, will temporarily maintain the original pricing of the AN5 series, though price increases or sales suspensions may occur in the future. Existing subscriptions remain unaffected unless manually changed by the customer. Moving forward, DMIT plans to expand the AS3 series to provide a more cost-effective alternative. Regarding network performance, the Pro series guarantees CN2 GIA return routing with latencies to mainland China ranging from 160ms to 200ms, while the EB series utilizes CMIN2 and AS9929 for optimized return routing.

Sservers are experiencing widespread outages.

CloudCone4 months ago

Starting at 6:00 AM, all machines in the Los Angeles area went offline, and users were unable to access the service control panel on the CC website. Many users began to worry whether their data would ultimately be recoverable. CloudCone has not yet released an official statement.

Some products now support self-service IP address changes

DMIT4 months ago