Scheduled Maintenance: 12 Sep 2023

Tiberian 55 is up now, maybe some worlds is coming up :-?

Hello Commanders!
we have to extend the maintenance by up to 5 hours. New end date for todays maintenance will be September 12 23:00 UTC. We're sorry for the inconvenience this may cause, game worlds will be back as soon as possible.

Sorry, a delay...

And big thanks to @skyfyre8 for the notification. ;-)

please ask him for compensation, don't listen to gamerdruid.

non of mine are active , they all say offline, but waiting in hope he he
tho i have the same T55 is online screen as you

yes druid , you are correct, but the last server down time with the same times posted , i was back online by 5pm gmt 16.00 server time for T56, hence my timings and comments , based on that experience

https://forums.ea.com/en/commandandconquer/discussion/278576/scheduled-maintenance-12-sep-2023-update#latest

they need a little longer :(

he also edited the original post, possibly to add some extra words to make it look better, jokers.

Tiberian 55 again offline, sorry

"tokenting;c-2233824" wrote:
please ask him for compensation, don't listen to gamerdruid.

You can write directly to @EE_kalyn about a compensation. @gamerdruid is a forum moderator, he don't have the ability to claim a compensation by himself.

"tokenting;c-2233827" wrote:
he also edited the original post, possibly to add some extra words to make it look better, jokers.

I think that the development team updates the maintenance planning they are carrying out is a great advance, so we know that they will need more time to complete their tasks.

I insist, no, I am not happy that they are delayed but I am happy to see that there is someone who cares about keeping us informed.

Let's remember that these are maintenance operations, it is not an installation of a new version of the game.

They may be doing (on all machines involved in the game environment):

- Motherboard changes
- Memory changes
- Disc changes
- Power supply changes
- Network cable changes (ethernet and fiber optics)
- Installing operating system patches
- Database version update
- Installation of patches in databases
- Updating/replacing load balancing systems
- Installation of patches in load balancing systems
- Version update of web servers
- Installation of patches on web servers
- Etc.

And yes a final test to verify all are working fine, as complete as it is extensive to involve all modified parts.

These are tasks that seem to us to be done in "a few minutes" but with the number of machines involved they become many, many hours. Let's be patient, please. ;-)

Very poor, take our money, take the servers down, just to NOT fix what we have asked to be fixed I am sure.

BTW - These are physical servers, that run the Virtual software. if you think that there are a few hundred physical servers, you don't understand IT. And, if they are running physical servers, shame, shame. Virtual environments allow for maintenance to run with no downtime. I do it all the time for 14 companies.

It is pathetic that we are down so much, and never get any credit for it.