jupiterhosting.com down?
 

My server is down and the jupiterhosting.com website too.

post your sites as jupiterhosting.com runs normal here

down for me in australia

hehe, i don't have access to jupiterhosting.com and a friend of mine too.

Jupiter down for me.

down here :(

Down for the first t ime in 6 month :-(

Damn what is happening?

http://www.adultplatinum.com/ is down too.
:(

down but who gives a fuck

Definately down.

Even the "big boys" can go down...whoopido.

Ouch, they have only two DNS servers, and they're sequential IPs on the same network. :helpme

Down for me here in chicago :(

GFY still going strong that what really matters time for a brew:glugglug

:Oh crap

http://www.paycounter.com is up!

I don't understand. Is it a problem?

Are you in the new datacenter?

lol down,
its funny when hosts go down and mine stay up.

u get what you pay for i guess.

re: DNS servers on the same network

It's a problem when you go down, because no one can resolve any of your domain records. This is particularly important for email so that it is queued properly to be resent once the mail servers are reachable again. If a bunch of people try to send email to [email protected] right now (or any other sites on those DNS servers) then a portion of them will fail/bounce immediately, rather than being queued for periodic delivery retries.

UP NOW

not down here (NL)

UP now! :thumbsup

i could access it all the time and still can

yeah fine here too.

http://betterbeup.com/

(Posted a few days ago)

That might help some of you.

haha, we get more than we pay for with Jupiter. Every host has problems from time to time.

Jupiter has been great to us and this is the very first time we have had any downtime in about 9 months.

:thumbsup

JSA Matt You're right this is my first downtime in 6 month life with Jupiterhosting.

Jupiter still Rock:thumbsup

Keep your good work gang

I agree! :thumbsup

Greetings,

At 1:47 PM PST network disruptions were experienced on the Jupiter Hosting Network for exactly 22 Minutes. This was a result of our fiber provider accidentally migrating gigabit fiber circuits incorrectly on our behalf. The issue has been resolved. We do not anticipate any future network disruptions or packet loss. All systems have returned to normal.

~ Support

class act, what else would you expect from Jupiter :glugglug