

Private tickets are for billing issues and the likes. Public tickets can be viewed and answered by all our members so there is more chance to get a quick answer. Tickets are the main-way to get support, if there is nobody lurking around IRC you should create a ticket. Here is a link to a webbased IRC client so you can contact us without setting up IRC client. We give voice to people who we believe are knowledgeable about our services, clients or bittorrent in general. If we aren’t there see if there is anybody with voice in the channel. During daytime GMT+1 someone is usually idling around there, we might not reply instantly but if you highlight one of the admins we will get back to you. The quickest way to get support is most likely. On our virtual servers you get a dedicated IP. Most of the time a simple statement in your profile should suffice. Some trackers have very clear rules about IP sharing so you should always check all tracker rules when you get your account. The company itself is located in the Netherlands and under its jurisdiction.Ĭurrently, we support payment via Paypal and cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin among others. We have multiple locations of our servers: Luxembourg and The Netherlands, France.

This is where our support ends though the applications should run and be restartable but any client configuration you do is yours to support.
#Appbox login free#
However you are free to configure all the applications anyway you would like. For instance by default Sickrage will automatically add torrents it downloads to Deluge or rTorrent, Plex will by default look for content in the media folder. To make it easy we support a sane default installation so most apps work out of the box. We are responsible for making sure the apps are installed and that they are setup with a secure username and password. How far does the support for all the apps you have available go? It's just that you need a Plex app that supports direct-streams and you need to be close enough to the servers so that the latency allows it. When using a direct-stream the CPU remains untouched and only bandwidth is a resource that's being used and we have plenty of that. Using multiple "direct-streams" though is fine. In fact we would like to ask you not to share your box because of this reason. During other times it might work fine it's just not something we can guarantee.
#Appbox login movie#
You should have enough to transcode one or two high quality 1080p movie but if you start doing more streams your cores need to do a lot more work. To make sure one user doesn't bring the whole server down we had to limit CPU usage per box. With the Streambox CPU is actually a valuable resources again. If you want to do more then three transcodes at the same time look elsewhere. Tl dr: It's not against the rules persé but the experience might not be what we intended. With a migration all config and apps are taken with you. It's always recommended to clean up before a migration to shorten the time it takes to move.
#Appbox login upgrade#
If that message is not visible you can still upgrade but we will have to move you to an other server which will take a few hours depending on how much storage you are using. It means you can upgrade your account in-place on the same harddisk. Yes! There is always a way to achieve this. Your box gets limited to 200kb/s upload until you hit 200GB over your quota at which point your box will disabled until you buy a bandwidth boost or your reset date is hit. What happens when I go over my upload limit Torrents, Plex and downloading to your home for instance. The use of Box for other High Risk data, such as Social Security Number (SSN) or credit cards, is forbidden.All upload generated by the server from your account counts. PHI, and only PHI, can only be stored in Box Health Data Folders (BHDFs). NOTE: Please review the Box Health Data Folders Policies and Guidelines before storing Personal Health Information (PHI) in U of I Box. Box offers a modern web interface and enterprise security suitable for most files, including FERPA protected data. Use U of I Box to store, share, and collaborate on documents. Visit the Technology Services Knowledge Base: Getting Started with Box for an overview of Box cloud storage service, applications, and collaboration features. Visit our Cloud Dashboard to create your U of I Box account. Trouble getting access to U of I Box? Check out the Box Status Page for more information. If you leave your browser open, other users of this computer may be able to access your U of I Box account. If you have just logged out, please close your browser completely to exit Box.
