It's not the bathroom light (AFAIK)
My cheapo VPS that I've been using as an OpenVPN server has been ticking along nicely until today.
I noticed an odd issue where I tried to access a page on my home server which loads fairly large images whilst I was connected to the VPN and it would load about 5% of the image then fail, and the connection to that server/IP would also fail (ssh connection open in the background died).
I've since logged in to the VPS over ssh as I figured out it was that rather than my home server that was the issue.
If I try and download anything (wget or apt-get upgrade) the connection drops out around 250-300 KB into the download, then I can't retry whatever URL for around 5 mins.
Any ideas?
Any idea where the VPS is? Countrywise that is. 'Cos if it's North Korea I think I can explain those download speeds. :|
London, a bit crap I know :C
Interesting... (or not)
Downloading over IPV6 works fine.
SCP upload to the VPS also fails after a small amount of data.
Your IPv4 settings don't have some strange non-duplexed options, or anything that could bog down the speed that aren't there on the IPv6 ones?
Found out I can actually get technical support even though I only paid a few quid. Looks like there's DDoS issues on the host.
Probably from North Korea.
Trying to prevent my competing missile program.
To be fair, with your 3D printer, you've got the technical advantage.