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Crissic Solutions Expand to Los Angeles CA.
Got email today from them 
Awesome.
As a valued customer of Crissic Solutions we are contacting you about the expansion of our VPS services.
Crissic Solutions is happy to announce that we are heading back to Los Angeles, California, USA. We have signed a multiple year agreement with Quadranet, a popular West Coast datacenter provider with a 250 gigabit+ network.
We will be featuring all the same goodies Crissic is known for:
Owned equipment
10Gbps uplink
Dell servers
Dual X5650 CPUs with 48GB of memory and RAID-10 drives
Everyday low prices
Those incredible annual plans customers continue to love
Our Los Angeles launch is coming later this week!
OpenVZ HDD packages are unavailable for ordering at this time. You will be able to purchase these packages in Los Angeles in coming days. Order pages will show a LOCATION dropdown once brought online later in the week:
OVZ256, 50GB Storage, 750GB Bandwidth, 256MB RAM, 2 CPU Cores, 1 IPv4 IP, /64 IPv6 Subnet$15/year
OVZ512, 100GB Storage, 2TB Bandwidth, 512MB RAM, 3 CPU Cores, 1 IPv4 IP, /64 IPv6 Subnet$4/month
OVZ1024, 150GB Storage, 3TB Bandwidth, 1024MB RAM, 4 CPU Cores, 1 IPv4 IP, /64 IPv6 Subnet$6/month
OVZ2048, 200GB Storage, 4TB Bandwidth, 2048MB RAM, 4 CPU Cores, 1 IPv4 IP, /64 IPv6 Subnet$9/month
We will not be offering migration services from Jacksonville, Florida, to Los Angeles, California, at this time.
Los Angeles, California is the place for Asia
Los Angeles, California, is a key market for those throughout Asia. Latency from Asia to Los Angeles should be up to 50ms less compared to our flagship Jacksonville, Florida location. Distance is solely the reason. The two locations are literally bookends of the United States.
Quadranet'sbandwidth mix includes PCCW which customers from Asia already enjoy in Jacksonville. Other Asian upstream providers in Los Angeles Quadranet worth mentioning include ChinaUnicom, NTT, and Hinet Taiwan.
Tests from Tokyo to Los Angeles are seeing around 100ms latency. Also tested was Sydney, Australia, with around 163ms latency.
Give Quadranet's test IP a try: 198.55.111.5 via IPv6 2607:fcd0:0:a::1
Speed test files:http://repos.lax-noc.com/speedtests/10mb.bin
http://repos.lax-noc.com/speedtests/100mb.bin
Domestic Customers in United States and Canada Get Ready
Quadranet's bandwidth isn't all about Asia.
Quadranet has peering in place with the Equinix Exchange, Any2Exchange, and Host.net.
GTT / TiNet is being seen for transport between Jacksonville and Los Angeles currently with about 63ms of latency.
Major Security Fixes Done without Rebooting - Introducing KernelCare
Over the past few months there have been several very large security updates issued for industry standard software. These updates needed immediately installed, and have required hard reboots of our servers. Reboots of entire servers are bad for the customer experience, and they are hard on our staff.
We are in the process of deployingKernelCareacross all of our servers. KernelCare should eliminate the dreaded reboots, and aid us in getting updates applied as soon as security fixes are made available, day or night, weekday or holiday.
More uptime makes us all happy!
Comments
So price has been increased, not same as FL.
That is really awesome, i haven't received any mail from them. Lets see, i also that there will some kind of migration in future
I'll go for it instantly because it's Quadranet.
That's actually our non "specials" rates that run directly on our site. The "specials" we've been running on LET/VPSB/WHT/etc will remain the same and available on launch if you know where to look. We'll have our regular promo prices available via the same URL's, just with a dropdown change to the LA location.
With so much of our existing client base being from the Asia region, offering migrations would cause significant issues with capacity and new orders (the goal here is to expand our reach for orders, not simply shift clients around and end up with a huge pile of empty gear in Jacksonville). We anticipate a natural shift, but that will involve clients ordering a new package and letting their old one expire.
Super excited to finally have LA live
Emails are still going out, it takes a while to get nearly 7000 emails out 
Tests and our verification process on LA should be completed sometime tomorrow or Thursday, the goal is to have LA live and provisioning by Friday at the latest.
wow, that's great you finally got LA location, with the same price as FL.
can't wait to grab one!
Congratulations @SkylarM on the expansion!
Customer VMs run at 10Gb/s?
Uplinks to the servers are 1Gbps, but the total capacity is a 10gbit uplink to the DC blend (most providers don't get 10gbps uplinks)
Thanks!
Awesome, will be get the VM soon it's available, this is what i waiting from @SkylarM
Woah, I'm interested.
Got that, will simply order another one shortly
Congratulations on expand.
Ping seems quite high from China now (ChinaUnicom)
~ 298ms
Thanks!
Where is that to, the Quadranet test IP? How about the Asia-optimized? A traceroute would be beneficial.
I am from Bangladesh and using a DSL connection. Ping is worst ...
Though i have OK ping to Crissics default location.
Ping:
Traceroute:
It appears at night ping seems to be smaller. I used lax-noc test ip
Pinging 198.55.111.5 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 198.55.111.5: bytes=32 time=236ms TTL=52
Reply from 198.55.111.5: bytes=32 time=238ms TTL=52
Reply from 198.55.111.5: bytes=32 time=238ms TTL=52
Reply from 198.55.111.5: bytes=32 time=280ms TTL=52
Tracing route to repos.lax-noc.com [198.55.111.5]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
1 4 ms 3 ms 3 ms 183.94.228.1
2 63 ms 24 ms 3 ms 183.94.228.1
3 5 ms 3 ms 3 ms 58.19.arpa.hb.cnc.cn [58.19.110.65]
4 26 ms 20 ms 22 ms 58.19.arpa.hb.cnc.cn [58.19.112.9]
5 29 ms 27 ms 27 ms 219.158.99.197
6 53 ms 55 ms 55 ms 219.158.100.202
7 49 ms 47 ms 51 ms 219.158.3.218
8 55 ms 54 ms 55 ms 219.158.96.194
9 229 ms 229 ms 228 ms 219.158.30.54
10 242 ms 233 ms 233 ms 199.102.95.5
11 230 ms 230 ms 236 ms quadranet [204.152.204.1]
12 232 ms 233 ms 233 ms repos.lax-noc.com [198.55.111.5]
Interesting. Thanks for the traces.
Small delay, likely won't get it live Friday (tomorrow) but will get it online and provisioning as quickly as we can.
Congrats @SkylarM. Keep up the good work.
Is L.A node in action?
Will be in a bit. Finishing a few things. Small snag with keeping order links the same but with a config added, I cannot actually link to it in ads on websites without it breaking due to the brackets in the URL. Soon as I get order links re-setup we'll get a new email out to customers with proper order links and get an ad up on WHT/VPSB (can't on LET yet as we aren't quite at the 14 day window for that).
I'll update the post in a few when it goes up. You'll easily be able to find the LA OVZ section for VPS, which will be running at our normal "specials" rates.
Aaaaaand we're up! As this isn't an offer post, we aren't going to be link directly to the cart, but a new email is being sent to existing customers with order links now (assuming you are NOT opted out of marketing emails).
Ads have been posted on both WHT and VPSB, we will have an ad up on LET as soon as we are able.
@SkylarM just got 1 but have not found any ipv6 addresses in SolusVM? it show as: IPv6 Address 0
It's an issue with Quadranet, they haven't provisioned our IPv6 yet for some reason. Drop us a ticket Monday and we should be able to provision it for you.
thanks
ps: the I/O of the new node is amazing, so fast
another quick test
@SkylarM is it possible to migrate from your Jx to LA ?
As @Brad said, not at this time.
You are of course more than welcome to buy a new VPS in LA and let your old one cancel/expire -- but we aren't going to be offering migrations from Jacksonville to LA for a while simply due to the high demand of the new location.
Any offer for let/leb?
do you mean coupon code for discount? You dont have to. Just buy it is cheapest already. I recommend $15/year 512mb RAM 100gb HDD 2TB Bandwidth