Network Issue on VPS Linux Servers

Following the recent intermittent network connectivity issues affecting VPS Linux servers within the 66.116.x.x IP range, we have continued to closely monitor the environment since applying the necessary remediation measures.

We are pleased to report that no further disruptions have been observed, and services are operating normally. Given the stability and performance improvements, we will be closing this incident thread.

Should you encounter any unusual behavior or have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to our support team.

The intermittent network connectivity issue affecting VPS Linux servers within the IP range 66.116.x.x has been identified and resolved, and the necessary remediation steps have been successfully implemented.

The disruption was caused by a temporary surge in network traffic, which led to resource saturation at the gateway layer handling inbound connections. Our teams mitigated the impact by stabilizing traffic flow and increasing capacity to better handle such conditions.

Our teams are currently closely monitoring the environment to ensure continued stability and optimal performance.

Services should now be operating normally. If you notice any unusual behavior, please feel free to reach out to our support team.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation while we worked on this.

We are currently experiencing a network connectivity issue affecting VPS Linux servers within the IP range 66.116.x.x. As a result, some services hosted on these servers may be intermittently inaccessible or experience degraded performance.

Our system administration team is actively investigating the root cause of the issue and working to restore normal network connectivity as soon as possible.

We sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding in this matter. Further updates will be shared on this thread as soon as more information becomes available.