I just received this from Hudson Valley Host.....
Dear Valued Customer,
Our current provider has informed us that they are no longer allowing servers with
a high amount of IPs on their network and have requested us to move our services.
Due to this we are no longer offering services in Lithuania. All VPS accounts in
Lithuania will be migrated to our US servers beginning Monday May 13th.
Our new servers feature the following specs:
Intel XEON Quad Core E3-1270v2
32GB RAM
1TB HDD SATA3 x 4 with Hardware RAID 10
1GBPS Port Speed
In order to complete the server migration we will be moving our servers to our US
locations where you will experience better network speeds. We are also giving all
customers a FREE port upgrade to 1GBPS!
We will begin the migration on 5/13/13. The migration may take several days to
complete. As soon as your VPS is migrated you will receive a notification with your
new IPs. Nothing else will change on your VPS. All data will remain intact. We will
also keep your old VPS active until 6/1/13 to allow DNS propagation.
We know migrations are never fun however in order to provide you with the best
service this is needed. We are here 24/7 to assist you in anyway possible. You can
also contact me direct at Ernie@HudsonValleyHost.com. I thank you for your
business.
Thank You,
Ernie Q.
Hudson Valley Host
Okay, I can understand with the ip crunch that ip addresses are becoming scarce, but I have never understood this idea that providers get where if I choose a service in a non-US country and you choose to discontinue it that you think I want to have a vps in the US. Usually in cases like this most people purchased it specifically for the location...
I am glad you are looking to make this as painless as possible, but the product will not be comparable. 1Gbit in US is NOT equal to 100mbit in Lithuania, apples and oranges. sigh
Anyhow, for the rest... SUPRISE.... your comments below....