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My Enterprise Cloud Server has encounter a problem; what should I do?

If your Enterprise Cloud Server has encountered a problem, we would first suggest stopping and then starting the Virtual Machine, through our MyServers control panel.

This option can be found on the VS page. A list of VS/IS numbers belonging to your account can be found under the My Servers tab.

My Enterprise Cloud Server has encounter a problem; what should I do?

My Enterprise Cloud Server has encounter a problem; what should I do?

My Enterprise Cloud Server has encounter a problem; what should I do?

Once you are on the VS page, you will see the current status of the VM (e.g. Running and Halted) and the option to Stop/Start the VM. If you have encountered a problem with the VM, you can now press the Stop VM button, wait a minute or two for the VM to successfully stop, and then press Start VM to affectively power-cycle the VM.

My Enterprise Cloud Server has encounter a problem; what should I do?

My Enterprise Cloud Server has encounter a problem; what should I do?

Please note that there is always a risk of data-loss when stopping and restarting a VM. As a Managed Infrastructure Services provider, we are not responsible for any data-loss and the choice to start and stop the virtual machine must be your own.

If you are still experiencing issues after you have restarted the VM, please raise a ticket through the MyServers control panel, and a member of our team will be happy to help.

If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.

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