Fallout-Hosting opinions
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High performance, consistent uptime and fast support. Minecraft hosting that just works.
No, I wasted my money on a 16GB minecraft server and couldn't handle simple worldedit edits. I couldn't even get a refund for it.
I would suggest www.WulfHosting.com.
I would suggest www.WulfHosting.com.
Would you PM me your ticket number, I would like to review this.
Phewo I haven't been overseeing all operations of Fallout-Hosting till recently, though I assure you try to work with customer, could you PM me the ticket you had I would like to look into your issue as well.
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Eh, I don't use their MC services, but I just hate their dedis at this point.
First, I bought hardware and after a month of waiting, turns out it's broken. RIP my plans.
I reallocated that $ to a 128gb dedi, turns out the KVM I was able to get was...shall I say extremely buggy, for which their support say is completely an issue on my side that one press of a key would type 10 of it. I used their support to get things done for me, but oh well, they don't follow instructions that well. Seems that a 128gb server was a downgrade from a 32GB...the hardware is worse on the 128 while the 32 is a supermicro. So I cancel it. </3 Complete waste.
First, I bought hardware and after a month of waiting, turns out it's broken. RIP my plans.
I reallocated that $ to a 128gb dedi, turns out the KVM I was able to get was...shall I say extremely buggy, for which their support say is completely an issue on my side that one press of a key would type 10 of it. I used their support to get things done for me, but oh well, they don't follow instructions that well. Seems that a 128gb server was a downgrade from a 32GB...the hardware is worse on the 128 while the 32 is a supermicro. So I cancel it. </3 Complete waste.
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Jayson, the KVM provided is made by Lantronix and is $250. It is a standard KVM used by datacenters across the globe. Ours is provided free by the datacenter who has over 10 in use for their clients. This is an enterprise application which works well, if a key takes 10 seconds to input it is your connection to the KVM. I tested it after you reported the issue and it worked fine for me on the same server. The work you asked to be done wasn't even charged to you and your demands are outrageous for what you wanted done for free. We provide an un-managed service, you required some managed services to be done, and those were done for free by one of our techs. The downgrade you are speaking of is our 128GB E5's don't run Supermicro mainboards so they don't have a built in IPMI from SuperMicro. We have almost a full rack of 128GB E5's currently online and host plenty of clients who don't have issues.
Not 10 seconds for an input to show, if I pressed "A", it would turn into "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" 1/3 of the time. So typing "root" to login would turn into "roooooooooooot". I did offer to pay for management (shrug). I didn't even mention your IP allocation issue where IPs would be assigned to multiple people...seems to of occurred twice so far over 6 IPv4s.
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It was an isolated issue with the IP's which was my fault and was corrected and I am sorry for it. Credit would have been applied to your account for the error if you hadn't canceled. Like I said before, that is an issue with the input from your PC to the KVM. It typically has to do with the connection and failure to read input.
Best of luck with your host.
It was a good 24+ hours between the issue being reported and cancellation without credit. I don't see how I would randomly get credit after a resolution is implemented.
I am typically the one to add credit to accounts, as I deal with the billing. I often have a lot of work and things can get delayed though it was on my list to get added to your account.
Good luck with your brand and have a good night.
Wow thanks for all the comments guys, I was considering trying this host. But now that I see all the bad reviews and such, I'll try and stray from them. But who knows, they might turn out to be good.
I don't know about current situation and quality of their services but I have used their servers in the past.
I was their client around a year ago (when owner/staff of this company changed) At that time I was testing multiple hosting companies and Fallout-Hosting was one of them. It seemed promising but like the most it failed to keep my server online for first 2 months without significant downtime. Downtime was around 2 days if I recall correctly and since I was testing few more hosting companies I didn't bother much to find out cause ...
I have been with Anvilnode ever since and I haven't experienced any unplanned downtime.
I was their client around a year ago (when owner/staff of this company changed) At that time I was testing multiple hosting companies and Fallout-Hosting was one of them. It seemed promising but like the most it failed to keep my server online for first 2 months without significant downtime. Downtime was around 2 days if I recall correctly and since I was testing few more hosting companies I didn't bother much to find out cause ...
I have been with Anvilnode ever since and I haven't experienced any unplanned downtime.
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Thank you for the suggestion, but in the mean time I'll still be comparing hosts.[DOUBLEPOST=1492238214][/DOUBLEPOST]
Awesome, thank you. I'll be looking at their products soon.
Pm me if you have questions about Vastitude - been a loyal client for about 6 months.
There is also a code you can use for the minecraft plans that I can give you.
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