Network Connectivity Issue Affecting VPS Servers

We would like to provide an update on the network issue affecting VPS servers under the subnet 43.245.98.0/24.

The issue was caused by firewall restrictions on certain server ports related to the recent cPanel security update (CVE-2026-41940).

Our senior engineers have already completed a mass update on all accessible servers. Some servers were delayed due to issues like no access, full disk, or RPM database errors.

Our network team has now removed the affected port restrictions, and the servers are accessible again from the external network.

Your WHM/cPanel is now updated and working normally, and no further issues have been reported.

We will continue to monitor the situation.

Thank you for your understanding.

We are currently investigating a network issue affecting VPS servers under the subnet 43.245.98.0/24.

The issue is isolated to this subnet only and may cause temporary access or connectivity problems on affected servers.

Our network engineers have already updated the routing configuration, and services should now be accessible as the changes propagate.

We are monitoring the situation to ensure full stability.

Further updates will be provided once everything is confirmed stable.

Thank you for your understanding.

We are currently investigating a network connectivity issue affecting some VPS servers. This may result in intermittent access, latency, or temporary hosting interruptions for affected services.

Our Senior Administrators and network team are actively checking the affected infrastructure to identify the root cause and restore normal connectivity as soon as possible.

We understand the importance of service availability and are working to resolve the issue with the highest priority. Further updates will be provided as soon as more information becomes available.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.