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atulkumar said:Win1, Win2 and Win4 are Windows 2003 servers and are on different network. We certainly want to move all customers on these servers to the same network running Windows 2000. We have put this decision on hold due too many things happening at the same time.
However we can move your account immediately to different server. Please write to [email protected]
atulkumar said:Win1, Win2 and Win4 are Windows 2003 servers and are on different network.
Yash said:... Nothing has to be done on your part. The only thing you may have to change is C:\hshome to D:\hshome if you have hard-coded system paths
This is not a migration, this is an automated account shift performed by the system.
Yash said:If you want to move your account to another server, the log files will be reset.
Yash said:If your ISP is caching the DNS record of your site, it may become inaccessible to you for about 12 hours because of the IP change. But that would only affect you.
Yash said:1) visitors who visit your site frequently will most likely have this issue where their ISP may cache your website's A record (or IP address)
2) In the case of ISP caching, visitors will get a "Under Construction message"
[May 9, 2004 10:00:51 PM]
A: Hi,
Win1 is working absolutely fine. We have heard no problems from our other win1 customers except form you. Please check it again at your end and if the issue persists then reply us back.
Best Regards
Yash said:We are monitoring Win1 as well closely now.
But please keep reporting any slowness by the ticket system as you are doing..
Yash said:Out of a 24 hour day, this is probably happening for 5 to 10 minutes at most according to the logs. But we are on it...