Originally Posted by SiMpLe

It was my hosted gallery servers that created a storm of porn... SORRY EVERYONE!

Originally Posted by dyna mo

incorrect- again. i did several searches- "natnet" "national net" "natnet down" and "national net down"

Originally Posted by bash

All you need to do is search gfy and you will see over several hours of natnet downtime in just the past few months. do a search mate. Not only nat net but gfy is a good place to start research on any host for downtime or bad support or anyother info you might want to find.

Originally Posted by bash

Dude you don't need to keep bumping this thread just because you lack the skills to search a message board, but here you go,
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=849558

Now let it rest man,

Originally Posted by dyna mo

you've already been owned more than once with your ramblings in this thread. now you come back with one single thread from almost a year ago to prove your earlier comment of *several hours of downtime in just the past few months*

this only adds self-ownage.

again, take your own advice and let it rest.

Originally Posted by askmomma

dyna moe I happen to be a fan of natnet and respect them and think they are one of the good hosts, however you are wrong, they have had there share of downtimes in the past 6 months not just the 1 thread mentioned above but a few others, I think it was you who got owned.

Originally Posted by bash

Dude you don't need to keep bumping this thread just because you lack the skills to search a message board, but here you go,
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=849558

Originally Posted by LBBV

In the spirit of full disclosure, we went for almost 5 years without an issue, however last year we had a couple of issues, one was due to a massive DDOS/dns reflection attack that affected not only us but some other hosts including one larger well known host. The second issue was a firewall issue that took down part of our network for almost 8 hours due to the fact that we had to touch EVERY server to remove the firewall rules.

Originally Posted by LBBV

In the spirit of full disclosure, we went for almost 5 years without an issue, however last year we had a couple of issues, one was due to a massive DDOS/dns reflection attack that affected not only us but some other hosts including one larger well known host. The second issue was a firewall issue that took down part of our network for almost 8 hours due to the fact that we had to touch EVERY server to remove the firewall rules.

We work very hard at giving our customers the best possible hosting and support that there is. We have a culture here of taking care of the customer at any and all cost, and any customer of ours will tell you that we treat customers as partners...but at the end of the day, we still have humans working here that can make mistakes. We have hardware that can fail (yes - even redundancy can fail. You can read at least once a month about a data center that lost power because the redundant generators didn't come up or some software designed to run the redundant hardware failed).

Every host at one time or another is going to have downtime. In fact, the ONLY way to guarantee full 100% uptime is by having duplicated hardware at either two geographically different data centers or duplicated hardware in a tier 4 data center, (of course, very few customers are willing to pay for either one of those solutions) and even then there are no guarantees that there won't be a DDOS attack or a network issue to take you down. Those hosts that did not have any downtime this year either may have had some last year or will have some next year. You rarely see hosts bashing other hosts about downtime because they know darned well it could have been them. It's just a matter of time. The difference is that the GOOD hosts don't hide from it, provide full disclosure and do whatever it takes to make sure that whatever caused it cannot happen again.

Of course, we seem to have our fair share of haters and I find it interesting that it always seems to be the same people and that these same people do not seem to be in threads about other "certain" hosts going down. I wonder why that is?

-- Bill