Hi,
there have been several cloud maintenance windows announced in the Active Sky XP12 application by now, and they have always been around something like 1700Z to 2100Z or 2200Z.
I guess you are aware that these timeslots are extremely inconvenient for European users, since they will take out AS for basically the whole evening on the respective day? 1700Z to 2200Z roughly translates to 18:00 or 19:00 to 23:00 or 00:00 local time, i. e. the time a lot of people return from work and do some simming.
I understand that these cloud maintenance windows are necessary, and I also assume that you have chosen the timeslots so that minimal impact is incurred.
Still, it would be nice to see some kind of rotation so that it is not always the same users in the same time zone being put at a disadvantage.
Thanks.
there have been several cloud maintenance windows announced in the Active Sky XP12 application by now, and they have always been around something like 1700Z to 2100Z or 2200Z.
I guess you are aware that these timeslots are extremely inconvenient for European users, since they will take out AS for basically the whole evening on the respective day? 1700Z to 2200Z roughly translates to 18:00 or 19:00 to 23:00 or 00:00 local time, i. e. the time a lot of people return from work and do some simming.
I understand that these cloud maintenance windows are necessary, and I also assume that you have chosen the timeslots so that minimal impact is incurred.
Still, it would be nice to see some kind of rotation so that it is not always the same users in the same time zone being put at a disadvantage.
Thanks.