QuadraNet's LA Datacenter Has Been Offline for Five Days

Jan 28, 2025 @ 2:50 pm

Yesterday, users on LowEndTalk began discussing an ongoing issue at QuadraNet’s Los Angeles datacenter.

There have been issues reported since January 6, and it appears earlier this week something even worse happened, as the service has been offline since January 23rd.

Their status page says:

Thank you for your continued patience as we work through our maintenance in our Los Angeles facilities. The issues have affected multiple services at both locations. We are working 24/7 to resolve this, but as expected this is not enough to resolve all.
Once your services are restored, please submit for an SLA credit via the Neo portal.
For further escalations, you can contact our CEO and Owner Jon Eaves, directly

…and the CEO’s email is included.

There’s been a 17-page thread (as of this writing) on that deprecated forum about this issue. Unfortunately, there’s no info yet on root cause or when it will be resolved.

For a big provider to have a datacenter down for this long is very unusual. No indication that this is related to the Los Angeles fires.

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