@Josu said:
Their service does not have real natipv4 only nat ipv4 port range
All detail on the NAT IPv4 implementation - which does work as NAT IPv4 through socat, contrary to what your post suggests - is informed on our Knowledge Base and is available before purchase, and it was already well explained here at LES by us.
If you like having a non-Internet facing private IPv4 address and call it "Real NAT IPv4" that, if the NAT breaks, brings down the entire Internet VPS communication with it, it's on you.
There's an IPv4 port range; it's to/from an external IPv4 IP; communicates with other external IPv4 IPs. It's NAT IPv4.
@Josu said:
Their service does not have real natipv4 only nat ipv4 port range
All detail on the NAT IPv4 implementation - which does work as NAT IPv4 through socat, contrary to what your post suggests - is informed on our Knowledge Base and is available before purchase, and it was already well explained here at LES by us.
If you like having a non-Internet facing private IPv4 address and call it "Real NAT IPv4" that, if the NAT breaks, brings down the entire Internet VPS communication with it, it's on you.
There's an IPv4 port range; it's to/from an external IPv4 IP; communicates with other external IPv4 IPs. It's NAT IPv4.
And thank you for the bump - it helps our sales!
Having an IPv4 port is useless. I cannot access and download GitHub resources. This is what I discovered after testing, so this port range can basically be ignored.
@cservers said:
All detail on the NAT IPv4 implementation - which does work as NAT IPv4 through socat, contrary to what your post suggests - is informed on our Knowledge Base and is available before purchase, and it was already well explained here at LES by us.
If you like having a non-Internet facing private IPv4 address and call it "Real NAT IPv4" that, if the NAT breaks, brings down the entire Internet VPS communication with it, it's on you.
There's an IPv4 port range; it's to/from an external IPv4 IP; communicates with other external IPv4 IPs. It's NAT IPv4.
And thank you for the bump - it helps our sales!
Having an IPv4 port is useless. I cannot access and download GitHub resources. This is what I discovered after testing, so this port range can basically be ignored.
Can you try running the following 2 commands from your server and share the result? If curl is not installed, install it first.
curl -4 ip.sb
curl -6 ip.sb
If both IPv4 and IPv6 are working as intented, you should see something like this (feel free to hide your real IPs as i have done so in the following example)
@cservers said:
All detail on the NAT IPv4 implementation - which does work as NAT IPv4 through socat, contrary to what your post suggests - is informed on our Knowledge Base and is available before purchase, and it was already well explained here at LES by us.
If you like having a non-Internet facing private IPv4 address and call it "Real NAT IPv4" that, if the NAT breaks, brings down the entire Internet VPS communication with it, it's on you.
There's an IPv4 port range; it's to/from an external IPv4 IP; communicates with other external IPv4 IPs. It's NAT IPv4.
And thank you for the bump - it helps our sales!
Having an IPv4 port is useless. I cannot access and download GitHub resources. This is what I discovered after testing, so this port range can basically be ignored.
Can you try running the following 2 commands from your server and share the result? If curl is not installed, install it first.
curl -4 ip.sb
curl -6 ip.sb
If both IPv4 and IPv6 are working as intented, you should see something like this (feel free to hide your real IPs as i have done so in the following example)
@Josu said:
curl: (7) Failed to connect to ip.sb port 80 after 16 ms: Could not connect to server
@cservers shouldn't your ipv6 only VPS still be able to connect to external IPv4 hosts? Or is it that your IPv6 only servers can only talk to other IPv6 only servers even though ~57.6% of reachable sites are IPv4‐only (reference)
I speak fluent sarcasm and broken logic. | I would agree with you, but thæn we’d both be wrong.
@Josu said:
curl: (7) Failed to connect to ip.sb port 80 after 16 ms: Could not connect to server
@cservers shouldn't your ipv6 only VPS still be able to connect to external IPv4 hosts? Or is it that your IPv6 only servers can only talk to other IPv6 only servers even though ~57.6% of reachable sites are IPv4‐only (reference)
The error that was done on that command was that he's done curl -4 ip.sb, which doesn't work like that on our servers, since the IPv4 NAT is done external, and NAT64 is also outside of the VM. Per our Knowledge Base he always has to do curl -6 ip.sb and, if the destination website doesn't have an IPv6, it connects through the NAT64 and directly to the IPv4.
@Josu said:
Their service does not have real natipv4 only nat ipv4 port range
All detail on the NAT IPv4 implementation - which does work as NAT IPv4 through socat, contrary to what your post suggests - is informed on our Knowledge Base and is available before purchase, and it was already well explained here at LES by us.
If you like having a non-Internet facing private IPv4 address and call it "Real NAT IPv4" that, if the NAT breaks, brings down the entire Internet VPS communication with it, it's on you.
There's an IPv4 port range; it's to/from an external IPv4 IP; communicates with other external IPv4 IPs. It's NAT IPv4.
And thank you for the bump - it helps our sales!
Having an IPv4 port is useless. I cannot access and download GitHub resources. This is what I discovered after testing, so this port range can basically be ignored.
No, it can't be. The port range is there and working and IPv4 ports are absolutely not for that.
GitHub has been having some issues lately, it seems that occasionally doesn't work even through IPv4 - possibly related to what they said they would do, of migrating to Azure. On those instances, we've been suggesting to access through a proxy. Or you can download the Github content to your PC through any tool and upload it to your VPS (MobaXterm has that possibility for example).
There's also complaints on the OGF and even through IPv4, so that's that.
Yabs was at the top of this page (applicable for CPU and network, the disk was NVMe there), but our HDD is cached, so expect higher speeds than the regular HDD. Location is New Jersey, US. All specs available at c-servers.co.uk.
We've also done some structural changes - the dual-website solution is discontinued and now c-servers.co.uk redirects to the WebStore, which in turn was improved on the landing page with a more modern presentation.
@Josu said:
curl: (7) Failed to connect to ip.sb port 80 after 16 ms: Could not connect to server
@cservers shouldn't your ipv6 only VPS still be able to connect to external IPv4 hosts? Or is it that your IPv6 only servers can only talk to other IPv6 only servers even though ~57.6% of reachable sites are IPv4‐only (reference)
The error that was done on that command was that he's done curl -4 ip.sb, which doesn't work like that on our servers, since the IPv4 NAT is done external, and NAT64 is also outside of the VM. Per our Knowledge Base he always has to do curl -6 ip.sb and, if the destination website doesn't have an IPv6, it connects through the NAT64 and directly to the IPv4.
@Josu can help to run the following command from your server? This server only responds to ipv4 so if there is no ipv4 connectivity, it should not work. If your server is able to connect to IPv4 over IPv6 then you should see a IPv4 address for your server.
@Josu said:
curl: (7) Failed to connect to ip.sb port 80 after 16 ms: Could not connect to server
@cservers shouldn't your ipv6 only VPS still be able to connect to external IPv4 hosts? Or is it that your IPv6 only servers can only talk to other IPv6 only servers even though ~57.6% of reachable sites are IPv4‐only (reference)
The error that was done on that command was that he's done curl -4 ip.sb, which doesn't work like that on our servers, since the IPv4 NAT is done external, and NAT64 is also outside of the VM. Per our Knowledge Base he always has to do curl -6 ip.sb and, if the destination website doesn't have an IPv6, it connects through the NAT64 and directly to the IPv4.
@Josu can help to run the following command from your server? This server only responds to ipv4 so if there is no ipv4 connectivity, it should not work. If your server is able to connect to IPv4 over IPv6 then you should see a IPv4 address for your server.
We had to insert that setup fee because there's a fixed minimum fee at the money payment gateways. Other than that, it's a good way of using e.g. account credits and have a cheap VPS available for a brief period of time.
We had to insert that setup fee because there's a fixed minimum fee at the money payment gateways. Other than that, it's a good way of using e.g. account credits and have a cheap VPS available for a brief period of time.
So does somebody with account credits still pay the fee?
We had to insert that setup fee because there's a fixed minimum fee at the money payment gateways. Other thæn that, it's a good way of using e.g. account credits and have a cheap VPS available for a brief period of time.
Why not make it so that the hourly credits can only be purchased with the account credit? That way it's better for both you and the client.
I speak fluent sarcasm and broken logic. | I would agree with you, but thæn we’d both be wrong.
We had to insert that setup fee because there's a fixed minimum fee at the money payment gateways. Other thæn that, it's a good way of using e.g. account credits and have a cheap VPS available for a brief period of time.
Why not make it so that the hourly credits can only be purchased with the account credit? That way it's better for both you and the client.
Exactly. That's where I was going with my question.
We had to insert that setup fee because there's a fixed minimum fee at the money payment gateways. Other thæn that, it's a good way of using e.g. account credits and have a cheap VPS available for a brief period of time.
Why not make it so that the hourly credits can only be purchased with the account credit? That way it's better for both you and the client.
There's not an option for that on our billing system on a per-product basis, unfortunately.
@somik said:
Why not make it so that the hourly credits can only be purchased with the account credit? That way it's better for both you and the client.
There's not an option for that on our billing system on a per-product basis, unfortunately.
Hmm... cant think of another way to get around this setup fee thæn...
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It has been one of our best sellers at this server.
And now you can get it even cheaper: for 72h only, the JumboDisk 1TB package for only 1.99 USD per month! Also with 3 months (5.69 USD) and 12 months option available.
@cservers said: PRE-BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE - JUMBO DISK
It has been one of our best sellers at this server.
And now you can get it even cheaper: for 72h only, the JumboDisk 1TB package for only 1.99 USD per month! Also with 3 months (5.69 USD) and 12 months option available.
@cservers said: PRE-BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE - JUMBO DISK
It has been one of our best sellers at this server.
And now you can get it even cheaper: for 72h only, the JumboDisk 1TB package for only 1.99 USD per month! Also with 3 months (5.69 USD) and 12 months option available.
We can do it at the LuxeVPS-12288 price, by changing the vCores to 4 and increasing RAM to 16GB (therefore putting an extra 4GB) and NVMe SSD to 300GB (therefore adding an extra 100GB space). Those vCores will have 50% fair share per vCore (aggregate total of 200%).
Have the CentralVPS-1024 NVMe, with 2 AMD Ryzen 7950X3D (40% Fair Share) and 40GB NVMe disk space, with the best bang for your buck, from only 0,58 USD per month (paid yearly). Click here!
Also for all other plans at New Jersey (JumboDisk and AMD Ryzen Quality VPS), enjoy a special pre-Black Friday and our biggest discount yet: Recurring 40% Off Everything!
Use the code HAVEANICEWEEK until November 22nd, 2025.
@cservers said: PRE-BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE - 1GB VPS
Have the CentralVPS-1024 NVMe, with 2 AMD Ryzen 7950X3D (40% Fair Share) and 40GB NVMe disk space, with the best bang for your buck, from only 0,58 USD per month (paid yearly). Click here!
Also for all other plans at New Jersey (JumboDisk and AMD Ryzen Quality VPS), enjoy a special pre-Black Friday and our biggest discount yet: Recurring 40% Off Everything!
Use the code HAVEANICEWEEK until November 22nd, 2025.
It would be a perfect VPS if you can allow access to IPv4 services from the VPS.
For now, I can't access IPv4 service like Github
@cservers said: PRE-BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE - 1GB VPS
Have the CentralVPS-1024 NVMe, with 2 AMD Ryzen 7950X3D (40% Fair Share) and 40GB NVMe disk space, with the best bang for your buck, from only 0,58 USD per month (paid yearly). Click here!
Also for all other plans at New Jersey (JumboDisk and AMD Ryzen Quality VPS), enjoy a special pre-Black Friday and our biggest discount yet: Recurring 40% Off Everything!
Use the code HAVEANICEWEEK until November 22nd, 2025.
@cservers -- is the promo code only for monthly billing? Error: You may only specify one of these parameters: allow_promotion_codes, discounts.
@cservers said: PRE-BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE - 1GB VPS
Have the CentralVPS-1024 NVMe, with 2 AMD Ryzen 7950X3D (40% Fair Share) and 40GB NVMe disk space, with the best bang for your buck, from only 0,58 USD per month (paid yearly). Click here!
Also for all other plans at New Jersey (JumboDisk and AMD Ryzen Quality VPS), enjoy a special pre-Black Friday and our biggest discount yet: Recurring 40% Off Everything!
Use the code HAVEANICEWEEK until November 22nd, 2025.
It would be a perfect VPS if you can allow access to IPv4 services from the VPS.
For now, I can't access IPv4 service like Github
It's a know issue with GitHub and their routing unfortunately... And on our own NAT64 tests we are sadly not being able to surpass that issue either, at least for now. But we are working on the topic.
I remember c-servers saying they are not NAT, but IPv6 only...
niiiiiccccceeee also @cservers start a new thread if you have an offer. This is not the place for that and counts as bumping
Hmmm, okay, thank you.
We already had another idea - to actually create a thread that would compile flash offers, and we'd do a post there whenever we had one. Would it still count as bumping and would we need to do a new thread in practice?
I remember c-servers saying they are not NAT, but IPv6 only...
There was a time, yes... but not now
@ehab said: @cservers bring Finland / Black Friday Special I - Europe \ back soon.
We'll have some fresh stock this Monday, 10/11, on the website.
In the meantime, if we are not answering tickets, that is because we are having an intermittent issue with the support ticket area: it doesn't register our responses. We've escalated the fault to WiseCP for them to check and fix whichever necessary. Everything else is working correctly.
Should all else fail, we'll either redirect to a secondary ticket platform or proceed with the treatment via e-mail.
@cservers said: PRE-BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE - 1GB VPS
Have the CentralVPS-1024 NVMe, with 2 AMD Ryzen 7950X3D (40% Fair Share) and 40GB NVMe disk space, with the best bang for your buck, from only 0,58 USD per month (paid yearly). Click here!
Also for all other plans at New Jersey (JumboDisk and AMD Ryzen Quality VPS), enjoy a special pre-Black Friday and our biggest discount yet: Recurring 40% Off Everything!
Use the code HAVEANICEWEEK until November 22nd, 2025.
I'm tempted by this offer, but I've already bought four VPSs from you. I can't keep buying them; it would be wasteful and put a financial burden on me. So I'd like to ask if you have even better prices during Black Friday?
@cservers said: PRE-BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE - 1GB VPS
Have the CentralVPS-1024 NVMe, with 2 AMD Ryzen 7950X3D (40% Fair Share) and 40GB NVMe disk space, with the best bang for your buck, from only 0,58 USD per month (paid yearly). Click here!
Also for all other plans at New Jersey (JumboDisk and AMD Ryzen Quality VPS), enjoy a special pre-Black Friday and our biggest discount yet: Recurring 40% Off Everything!
Use the code HAVEANICEWEEK until November 22nd, 2025.
I'm tempted by this offer, but I've already bought four VPSs from you. I can't keep buying them; it would be wasteful and put a financial burden on me. So I'd like to ask if you have even better prices during Black Friday?
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@Antoninus said:
I'm tempted by this offer, but I've already bought four VPSs from you. I can't keep buying them; it would be wasteful and put a financial burden on me. So I'd like to ask if you have even better prices during Black Friday?
Get help.
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All detail on the NAT IPv4 implementation - which does work as NAT IPv4 through socat, contrary to what your post suggests - is informed on our Knowledge Base and is available before purchase, and it was already well explained here at LES by us.
If you like having a non-Internet facing private IPv4 address and call it "Real NAT IPv4" that, if the NAT breaks, brings down the entire Internet VPS communication with it, it's on you.
There's an IPv4 port range; it's to/from an external IPv4 IP; communicates with other external IPv4 IPs. It's NAT IPv4.
And thank you for the bump - it helps our sales!
Having an IPv4 port is useless. I cannot access and download GitHub resources. This is what I discovered after testing, so this port range can basically be ignored.
Can you try running the following 2 commands from your server and share the result? If
curlis not installed, install it first.If both IPv4 and IPv6 are working as intented, you should see something like this (feel free to hide your real IPs as i have done so in the following example)
curl: (7) Failed to connect to ip.sb port 80 after 16 ms: Could not connect to server
@cservers shouldn't your ipv6 only VPS still be able to connect to external IPv4 hosts? Or is it that your IPv6 only servers can only talk to other IPv6 only servers even though ~57.6% of reachable sites are IPv4‐only (reference)
yabs? location? other specs?
Looks like you'll be able to buy an IPv4 address soon - https://web.c-servers.co.uk/en/category/vps-addons
Guess there will be bigger ranges too. For example, here's a /27 for $25.90 monthly + $29 setup - https://web.c-servers.co.uk/order-steps/server/360
/24 - $199 monthly + $290 setup - https://web.c-servers.co.uk/order-steps/server/361
The error that was done on that command was that he's done curl -4 ip.sb, which doesn't work like that on our servers, since the IPv4 NAT is done external, and NAT64 is also outside of the VM. Per our Knowledge Base he always has to do curl -6 ip.sb and, if the destination website doesn't have an IPv6, it connects through the NAT64 and directly to the IPv4.
No, it can't be. The port range is there and working and IPv4 ports are absolutely not for that.
GitHub has been having some issues lately, it seems that occasionally doesn't work even through IPv4 - possibly related to what they said they would do, of migrating to Azure. On those instances, we've been suggesting to access through a proxy. Or you can download the Github content to your PC through any tool and upload it to your VPS (MobaXterm has that possibility for example).
There's also complaints on the OGF and even through IPv4, so that's that.
Yabs was at the top of this page (applicable for CPU and network, the disk was NVMe there), but our HDD is cached, so expect higher speeds than the regular HDD. Location is New Jersey, US. All specs available at c-servers.co.uk.
I see you've already noticed that one
The supporting KB article with more details: https://web.c-servers.co.uk/info/can-my-vps-have-a-full-ipv4-ip-updated-16-10-2025
We've also done some structural changes - the dual-website solution is discontinued and now c-servers.co.uk redirects to the WebStore, which in turn was improved on the landing page with a more modern presentation.
@Josu can help to run the following command from your server? This server only responds to ipv4 so if there is no ipv4 connectivity, it should not work. If your server is able to connect to IPv4 over IPv6 then you should see a IPv4 address for your server.
Not having problems, but as long as you use a domain name and not an IPv4 address it should resolve.
From my VPS
root@vps-3XXX:~# curl ipv4.icanhazip.com
46.235.230.124
root@vps-3XXX:~# curl -6 ipv4.icanhazip.com
159.69.108.193
root@vps-3XXX:~# curl 'https://api.ipify.org?format=json'
{"ip":"159.69.108.193"}
I do have to use a proxy for github though.
root@vps-3XXX:~# curl github.com
root@vps-3XXX:~# nslookup github.com
Server: 127.0.0.53
Address: 127.0.0.53#53
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: github.com
Address: 140.82.113.4
Name: github.com
Address: 2a00:1098:2b::1:8c52:7104
Name: github.com
Address: 2a01:4f8:c2c:123f:64:5:8c52:7104
Name: github.com
Address: 2a00:1098:2c::5:8c52:7104
root@vps-3XXX:~# ping github.com
PING github.com (2a00:1098:2c::5:8c52:7104) 56 data bytes
^C
--- github.com ping statistics ---
6 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 5159ms
root@vps-3XXX:~# dig github.com
; <<>> DiG 9.18.39-0ubuntu0.24.04.1-Ubuntu <<>> github.com
;; global options: +cmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 17029
;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 1, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 1
;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION:
; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 65494
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;github.com. IN A
;; ANSWER SECTION:
github.com. 60 IN A 140.82.112.3
;; Query time: 15 msec
;; SERVER: 127.0.0.53#53(127.0.0.53) (UDP)
;; WHEN: Mon Oct 20 14:42:24 UTC 2025
;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 55
root@vps-3XXX:~# dig -6 github.com
;; communications error to ::1#53: connection refused
;; communications error to ::1#53: connection refused
;; communications error to ::1#53: connection refused
; <<>> DiG 9.18.39-0ubuntu0.24.04.1-Ubuntu <<>> -6 github.com
;; global options: +cmd
;; no servers could be reached
root@vps-3XXX:~# dig github.com AAAA
; <<>> DiG 9.18.39-0ubuntu0.24.04.1-Ubuntu <<>> github.com AAAA
;; global options: +cmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 37501
;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 3, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 1
;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION:
; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 65494
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;github.com. IN AAAA
;; ANSWER SECTION:
github.com. 60 IN AAAA 2a00:1098:2c::5:8c52:7103
github.com. 60 IN AAAA 2a00:1098:2b::1:8c52:7103
github.com. 60 IN AAAA 2a01:4f8:c2c:123f:64:5:8c52:7103
;; Query time: 10 msec
;; SERVER: 127.0.0.53#53(127.0.0.53) (UDP)
;; WHEN: Mon Oct 20 14:45:12 UTC 2025
;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 123
Probably cause github repositories do not support IPv6. You can try the solution provided here:
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/151108
Now they have hourly servers, but the setup fee kills the savings, especially for short time periods.
https://web.c-servers.co.uk/en/category/hourly-vps
Go with AWS. Hourly servers + zero setup fee. Better uptime too.
We had to insert that setup fee because there's a fixed minimum fee at the money payment gateways. Other than that, it's a good way of using e.g. account credits and have a cheap VPS available for a brief period of time.
Totally agree!
So does somebody with account credits still pay the fee?
Why not make it so that the hourly credits can only be purchased with the account credit? That way it's better for both you and the client.
Exactly. That's where I was going with my question.
There's not an option for that on our billing system on a per-product basis, unfortunately.
Hmm... cant think of another way to get around this setup fee thæn...
PRE-BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE - JUMBO DISK
It has been one of our best sellers at this server.
And now you can get it even cheaper: for 72h only, the JumboDisk 1TB package for only 1.99 USD per month! Also with 3 months (5.69 USD) and 12 months option available.
Get it here - it will sell fast! https://web.c-servers.co.uk/order-steps/server/366
No paypal option?
It's available, through Stripe, but geo-restricted to manage the payment gateway's risk.
great offers -- is the flash deal stackable?
Still on pending status.
Nice offer.
2CPU, 2GB RAM, 35 GB SSD = $17.66/y (aff) | Direct Admin Shared & Reseller (aff) | 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 TB StorageBox (aff) | 2CPU, 4GB RAM, 65GB NVMe = €24/y (aff)
i need 4c16g300g,how much
These flash deals are usually not stackable, yes.
Thank you!
We can do it at the LuxeVPS-12288 price, by changing the vCores to 4 and increasing RAM to 16GB (therefore putting an extra 4GB) and NVMe SSD to 300GB (therefore adding an extra 100GB space). Those vCores will have 50% fair share per vCore (aggregate total of 200%).
Send us a ticket if you're interested.
https://web.c-servers.co.uk/category/finland-amd-vps-servers
Do you have a test IP? I'd like to test the latency.
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PRE-BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE - 1GB VPS
Have the CentralVPS-1024 NVMe, with 2 AMD Ryzen 7950X3D (40% Fair Share) and 40GB NVMe disk space, with the best bang for your buck, from only 0,58 USD per month (paid yearly). Click here!
Also for all other plans at New Jersey (JumboDisk and AMD Ryzen Quality VPS), enjoy a special pre-Black Friday and our biggest discount yet: Recurring 40% Off Everything!
Use the code HAVEANICEWEEK until November 22nd, 2025.
@cservers bring Finland / Black Friday Special I - Europe \ back soon.
Bad gateway
Fuck. Got charged twice.
Edit: queue processed. Now I have 2 servers 😂
Edit: oh they are NAT 😅
I remember c-servers saying they are not NAT, but IPv6 only...
niiiiiccccceeee also @cservers start a new thread if you have an offer. This is not the place for that and counts as bumping
The Yeti has left the building.
It would be a perfect VPS if you can allow access to IPv4 services from the VPS.
For now, I can't access IPv4 service like Github
@cservers -- is the promo code only for monthly billing?
Error: You may only specify one of these parameters: allow_promotion_codes, discounts.It's a know issue with GitHub and their routing unfortunately... And on our own NAT64 tests we are sadly not being able to surpass that issue either, at least for now. But we are working on the topic.
Hmmm, okay, thank you.
We already had another idea - to actually create a thread that would compile flash offers, and we'd do a post there whenever we had one. Would it still count as bumping and would we need to do a new thread in practice?
There was a time, yes... but not now
We'll have some fresh stock this Monday, 10/11, on the website.
In the meantime, if we are not answering tickets, that is because we are having an intermittent issue with the support ticket area: it doesn't register our responses. We've escalated the fault to WiseCP for them to check and fix whichever necessary. Everything else is working correctly.
Should all else fail, we'll either redirect to a secondary ticket platform or proceed with the treatment via e-mail.
I'm tempted by this offer, but I've already bought four VPSs from you. I can't keep buying them; it would be wasteful and put a financial burden on me. So I'd like to ask if you have even better prices during Black Friday?
****> @Antoninus said:
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