We used to have to fight our provider pretty hard to retain our IP
addresses. Management would say it's alright, then the rest of the company
would deny it ever occurred and would just close the ticket feigning
ignorance. The whole process would take about two days to get the addresses
transferred
It depends a lot from the hoster. Usually they don't bother to go to the
server room. They just move things over network to a server in another
ip address and be done with it and wont bother change ip. Too much work
and would mess up their network.
Our hoster keeps our machine and IP that is
The issue in our case was the necessity to change providers/datacenters, which
(of course) negated any chance of transferring IP's.
I just wish we could get an official answer as to why this can or can't be done
from Valve. There are a ton of great deals out therefor new hardware we would
love
Find a good host and stick with them. Iv leased 20 or so IPs for 5 years now
and have had 3 different hardware configurations.
However it does suck to move when you are a smaller community.
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On Sep 26, 2013, at 10:33 PM, ics i...@ics-base.net wrote:
upgrading
I would agree, however there are circumstances that can prevent that. We've
also been with a good host for over 5 years - but unfortunately, they were sold
to a larger corporation last year, and their number of server options/packages
have gone down, while their prices have gone up - which is
Yea I agree with this. Please do something about this.
On 27 September 2013 20:38, Jason Tango jtrun...@outlook.com wrote:
I would agree, however there are circumstances that can prevent that.
We've also been with a good host for over 5 years - but unfortunately, they
were sold to a larger
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