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blueshead, it was added right after that.

Naleksuh, it's a very light touch by us. The basic visual things you found, installing and configuring Xen drivers, entering the volume licensing key, and performing Windows updates. That's pretty much it. We don't apply any custom OS performance tweaks to unmanaged offerings. Some DNS settings have...

We don't install non-routable IPv4 addresses and most games do not support IPv6. If a game starts supporting IPv6, you may need to set the IP address manually.

Most Linux distributions, by default, automatically enable IPv6 and generate a local IPv6 IP address that starts with fe80:: -- regardless of whether there is upstream support for IPv6. By default, most distributions also enable SLAAC, allowing an upstream router to advertise to it another /64 prefi...

Yes, IPv6 is not going to be required.

IPv6 on the hosted website machines would come a bit later, yes. It shouldn't be hard to implement there, once everything else is in place.

The request shouldn't be escalated to me in this case. The staff will just pass along the information.

I am hoping to get to work on that last 5% later this month. Hoping. If you'd like to help beta-test it right at the beginning, shoot us an email and let the staff know to pass that along to me.

VPNs run on our unmanaged VDSes are common and a more private, flexible, and higher-performance option than those from shared VPN hosts (and most other VPS hosts). SoftEther is a common choice for server-side software, as is OpenVPN. SoftEther is more powerful, with more options, but OpenVPN is easi...

We can add it to the list of games to investigate!

Latencies here should generally be lower than other hosts, from a network perspective, so this might be more of a software configuration concern. Are you certain that you're using the exact same settings for both servers, including the FPS?

When you say that there's an increase, do you mean that you previously had a lower one?

If so, then please send us a copy of your MTR/traceroute to the server, along with your IP address, and we can take a look to see if we can help to improve your routing from the server.

We expect to have Java 16 globally in place before then and the appropriate selector in the control panel for it.

The change is odd, since major distributions (including Gentoo) do not support Java 16 yet, even as an "unstable" package. It's not really ready for prime time.

Ah, of course! Thanks for the update!

We do our best keep KB articles up-to-date, so even the oldest ones should still be valid. It's still not feasible for us to make or keep backups of unmanaged VDSes on our end, for a variety of reasons, including that standard Xen doesn't support snapshotting and that you can't reliably snapshot/bac...