Once the store was back up and running I processed my X2 Producer to X3 Producer order. The serials were in my account in under 10 minutes, and the files came in at ~1 MB/second.  Then, the store kicked me out and won't let me back in.  
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It's not for me, but it could be over-subscribed. Cakewalk might take a look at AWS Cloud-front. They can offer to charge per utilization so that new webservers can be added dynamically. When not in use, charges are minimal, and you're not paying for uptime of servers you're not using. It's pretty slick. 

Disregard.
 
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Yup, back up it is.

I don't know what's going on but the large X3 Producer files don't seem to be downloading. #1 and #2 downloaded quick. #3 is saying it will take 2 days to download.

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Getting that on my links

Yeah, they are definitely messing with stuff.  After it came back up, I tried to download DSF Symphonic Strings HD - Free with SONAR X2 Producer purchase from my account, which said that the link had expired, now it's completely gone.  This has hit-n-miss been a bit frustrating, but X3 is finally up and running for me.
 
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This happens with most companies when they release a product so I'm use to it. The volume of visits increases quite a bit and things get messy. They'll sort it out, hopefully sooner than later.

Frustrating to say the least.

That's why I mentioned AWS. Amazon has the ability to flex when the need arises, dynamically, so that there are no Denial-of-Service outages from a new release. Plus, it's more geography-based, in that, the end-user may connect to an AWS data center closer by.