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You think you secured your Hetzner account with 2FA? Think again
- mtmail 3y agoBased on https://docs.hetzner.com/konsoleh/general/faq/account-migration https://docs.hetzner.com/konsoleh/general/faq/account-migrat... they migrated all accounts to the new accounts.hetzner.com authentication in the summer. Sounds like that legacy login form should no longer exist. Afaik KonsoleH is for resellers? My acccount is 10 years old, I manage 100 root and clouds servers over several accounts and organizations and KonsoleH is something I never touch (and my logins don't work there). That's not an excuse, but not all Hetzner accounts affected.
- ShinzonRemus 3y agoMy login don't work either. I looked around in KonsoleH and other panels from the Hetzner.com website, and there is no reference to a link like the one in the Reddit post.
- expertentipp 3y agoI know that their marketing is strong and their low end instances are cheap but once they started sending me letters over their domain robot and web console access sometime around year 2015 I noped the fuck away and I'm a happy person. One simply cannot receive quality digital service in a country where letters and faxes are sent back and forth, and where 2FA means dedicated buggy and flaky mobile app.
- mtmail 3y agoWhat were the letters about? My account is 10 years old and I've never received a letter from Hetzner.
- expertentipp 3y agoA fucking contract.
- hexfish 3y agoThat doesn't sound too strange. A lot of 'official' stuff in Germany is/was still done through physical letters because of legal requirements.
- expertentipp 3y agoI'd prefer that they send me the contracts over fax. My fax number is nil.
- mtmail 3y agoOne contract or so many it got annoying?
- aeurielesn 3y agoI read people moving away from Hetzner as I just moved in. What other alternatives based in Europe do we have? I'm currentkly using a mix of Hetzner and Exoscale.
- paddim8 3y agoContabo is cheap and reliable.
- lakomen 3y agoNetcup(.de) are cheap and good
- solarkraft 3y agoNetcup are pretty much the go-to for german sysadmins looking for something in the sweet spot between cheap and well supported. One thing to be aware of is that the cheapest plans lock you in for a year. They often run promotions (sometimes with vouchers you can get from existing customers) that can give you pretty good discounts on top of their already quite fine prices.
- hosteur 3y agoWhy do people move away?