Vivenda Media Group wants, We take over. The company does a unknown takeover bid on the shares of the Zeeland hoster. The bid comes just after We fail now, making some sites unreachable.
The internet company makes a conditional offer on We. The amount of the bid is unknown. However, it is certain that the company is the acquisition, wants to finance with the issuance of new shares, reports Vivenda.
Vivenda is a listed on the stock exchange company in Amsterdam, and offers online marketing and onlinemediadiensten. The company is particularly owner of woningsite Zuka and software vendor Factotum, that software sells to intermediaries in the housing market.
The bid comes just after We with a large-scale interference suffered, causing numerous websites twelve hours offline. The bid and the failure, however, have no connection with each other. The outage began Tuesday afternoon, when a problem occurred with the reading and writing of data to the server. The problem was bigger than we thought; We had to call for help from outside, because the administrative tools say, but to a certain height could intervene. There is more contact with specialists in the United States.
The actual problem remained to the last unknown, to the dissatisfaction of some customers. So were in agreement with the so-called SAS-switches to remove the connection with the storage arrangements. That, however, proved not to work, writes the web host. “The problem occurred on our Nexenta platform. The cause was so deep that even specialists in America the system there nabouwden to find out what the occasion was,” says Jeroen from the Brink of We. He may at the time of writing ‘difficult’, is a statement about the actual cause. “Currently, we are waiting for an analysis of the supplier.”
Now would the most websites again in the air. We has 30,000 customers with a total of 60.000 domains, know ISPGids. According to Of Brink were at least 20.000 parcels affected. It is not known how many sites there in the last night exactly were inaccessible. About a possible compensation From the Brink yet to make any statements.
Update, Wednesday, 11.31 – Comment Jeroen van Brink added.