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This is what I see when I'm logged into the website: Below that is the IP address, Disk, Memory and Bandwidth usage.

Why did Red Switches remove the ability to reinstall OS on a VPS? To me this seems like kind of an important ability when I am renting a VPS from someone.

Are you getting Ddos'd again? VPS is down and I can't reach the main site to check on it. Edit to add: VPS is finally back up and functional again.

And I can't even access my account page via billing.redswitches.com at all. It keeps timing out with the error message: We're sorry... The website you are trying to reach seems too busy at the moment. Please try again in few seconds.

http://billing.boxslots.com/ still works for me. That's where I submitted all of my ticket requests. But the new instadedicated site has locked me out again even though I never changed the password. Oh well, unless they have added instant reinstalls and a few other features to their control...

You can now order directly from ovh.fr and kimsufi.fr. I'm thinking of getting a 100meg dedi and seeing what the performance is like. Its actually going to be less than what I was paying for my boxslots VPS.

I asked them about the pricing after 1/1 and got this response via ticket: But if Im going to stay I really need SolumVM or something similar. Their admin panel is way too basic for me. I don't want to have to submit a ticket every time I need to reinstall the OS.

http://www.wjunction.com/1164869-post778.htm And does anyone know how much are slots will cost if we want to renew them in a couple days?

I asked in their sales thread and they replied that the servers are at Evoswitch. Which is an NL based datacentre.

I already use Debian on my current slot so I'm very familiar with Linux. A Windows based VPS holds no interest for me. What kind of load do you consider "high?" I'd like to check my current VPS and then come back with the numbers to see if it would be acceptable to you in case I decide to switch.

I see other users asking about seedbox clients and usage. I'm looking for a VPS to run as a seedbox for me and my flatmate. huntereyes apparently ran into trouble for running a torrent client. Was it because of heavy usage or just load? And is there any limit to the upstream bandwidth that I...

+1 I still haven't rec'd my new vps details and raised a ticket asking for a refund (ticket number #648159) and it was closed with no reply. I have now bought a small kimsufi dedi instead and just want the money returned that I paid last week.

Apparently all eddy's are having issues with their vps right now.

I used the direct IP address that I got when I reset my password yesterday: http://178.238.134.175/billing/

Sorry mate but I still dont have my VPS details yet. But I just raised a ticket about it since the site is finally back up and running.

When I requested a new password Gmail decided to dump the email into my spam folder. So be sure to check in there as well. It only took about 10 minutes for it to arrive, but about 20 for me to figure out where it was.

RS is already gone. Leaseweb was kind enough to bring the servers back online for a couple days. If you paid money to RS you need to dispute it with Paypal or your credit card company.

From the first page of this thread: http://blog.leaseweb.com/2011/11/30/information-regarding-rapidspeeds-services/ Access will be restored at 14.00 hours CET today (30th November 2011) and will be blocked again at 16.00 hours CET this Friday (2nd December 2011). __________________ Added...

Its all the way down at the bottom of the control panel on the left side. I just about missed it too because I didn't see it right away.

I'm another refugee from Evoboxes. I just ordered an NL-250 VPS and got my login details in about 45 min. Thanks for setting it up so fast.