I've considered that but I'm not a big fan of mumble and even if we were to switch, whose to say the new software isn't affected by TS anyway?Switch to a different software maybe?
During the weeknights we often have anywhere from 6 - 16 iRacers in Channel along with Fireblade's Europa group that's about equal in size.Haven't had any problems personally, but man, this indeed sux. Let's hope the private hosted server will do better, as you probably have better things to do then spend your days sending in tickets...
No wonder we were getting frickin' booted.MainVoice said:Hi Ken,
I spoke with the data center about the issue as I had more network data to give them. For some reason, our configuration profile had been changed from essentially "voice applications" to "website(s)". That being said, if there was a lot of UDP traffic coming from a particular user(s), the filter would block it and thus that user would have connection issues. We had the profile changed tonight about an hour ago and I am hoping that will resolve the recent issues you have been experiencing. It has resolved it for our other customers that reported an issue so I'm hoping it does the trick for you as well. (We haven't had 1 issue in this location since we moved there about 4-5 months ago =x)
This is most likely the main reason the server shows such a long uptime because it can remain up and responsive but that makes no difference if the bottleneck is in front of it.Main Voice Tech said:Hello Ken,
As you may be aware, there was a period of time for about 4 weeks that you, or your users, may have experienced random network disconnections and/or severe latency. These network issues were being caused by the DDoS mitigation equipment that is run by a 3rd party vendor to scrub incoming traffic. Essentially, it was creating false positives and dropping good IPs from the network and placing temporary blocks and/or throttling traffic causing severe packet loss. Our provider worked with the vendor to try and resolve the issue for a few weeks which resulted in some stabilization, but not to an acceptable level.
On April 5th, 2015 our provider made the decision to switch over to another supplier and that change was made on April 6th, 2015. Since that time, we have had no known issues and no customer complaints relating to the network in the effected locations. We are now fully confident that the migration to the new vendor was a success and the problems have been resolved!
We would like to thank you again for all of your patience and continued support during this time. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this has caused and if you need anything or have any questions, please do not hesitate to open a support ticket and a staff member will be happy to assist.
Thank you!
Regards,
Customer Service
Is there any way to use a vanity hostname such as ts3@bandofothersgaming.com?Well, the base for the solution is running, just need to install the linux ts3 server, get a hostname pointing to it and we shu'd be golden.
d00kie, i've made an attempt to explain this to you before, but we'll need a SRV-record to make that work.Is there any way to use a vanity hostname such as ts3@bandofothersgaming.com?
Also, can you please PM me with a PayPal address to add funds too?
Thanks for your work here my friend, the Community as a whole will very much benefit from it.