No service

Started by cn1001, Mar 30, 2011, 17:51:17

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cn1001

Internet went down about 5.30pm. Rg2 postcode. Any news?

cn1001

http://status.aa.net.uk/apost.cgi?incident=903

Just found this. Good old BT's fault, again. Always seems to happen when I am ' working from home' to

Rik

They are watching you. ;)
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cn1001

Think they are Rik!  :mad:

Glad I saved what I was working on before it went down  :thumb:

Rik

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Glenn

I'm glad that the service to the Camberley area is not routed through Reading.
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Mouseroo

No service here either: TA1 postcode (01823 dialing code)
Andy
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Your ability to bang your head against reality in the hope that reality will crack first is impressive, but futile!

Rik

Anyone routing through Slough or Reading will have no service. There are, iirc, 21 metro nodes, and 3 have failed in the past 18 hours. It's really not good enough, imo.
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Glenn

Service: Announcement
Updated: 2011-03-30 18:42:54
State: Sub-Optimal Service
Message: This appears to be a major fibre break in the Reading/Slough area so the time the repair will likely be quite long.
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netn00b

I am in devon. TQ postcode and it was fine 90 mins ago /sigh.

bat400

No service in EX2 (Exeter, Sowton Exchange) since I got home.

:-\

Glenn

Any exchanges that are routed through Slough/Reading, will be affected.
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gha128

Wokingham down
Glad I pad all that cash for fibre....cheers BT
guy

Steve

Sorry Guy , but welcome to Idnetters anyway. :welc: :karma:
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gha128

Cheers Steve
Sorry first post was a bit negative. Been an Idnet customer for about 4 years now and very happy at that.
Guy

Glenn

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Polchraine


I have heard that it is not a failure but a physical break caused by either vandalism or a careless contractor ...


I know how bad it can be too ... a few years back I had two leased high capacity circuits running across the UK (42Mb each) and they were diversely routed.  At 4 AM Saturday morning one went down at that turned out to be vandalism/theft of copper - fine we had a spare specifically to cater for that type of problem.  8:30 AM the second went down - a contractor put a JCB through the cables!


I'm desperately trying to figure out why kamikaze pilots wore helmets.

Intenti0n

Phew! , i am not alone  :)

My internet has been offline for the last few hours. I am in the Hounslow TW3 west london area.

Initially i thought there was something wrong with my password as i was getting authentication errors. So i spent the last 40mins troubleshooting passwords :red:

fingers crossed it gets resolved soon.

thanks

Glenn

 :welc: :karma:    Intenti0n
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dunkers

Does this BT problem only affect IDNet (again)? My Entanet line, also 21CN, is unaffected.

Glenn

QuoteAll lines dropped on 100% 20CN-REGION-READING and 100% 21CN-REGION-SL - Open    Today 20:03:58
Details
Today 17:54:24    

All lines on 100% 20CN-REGION-READING and 100% 21CN-REGION-SL dropped at 2011-03-30 17:35:17
We have advised BT
This is likely to have affected multiple internet providers using BT
From AAISP's status page
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dunkers

Strange. Not that I'm complaining that one line still works, of course... :)

Glenn

Dunkers, from Entanets pages, it looks like they use their own version of a 21CN http://www.enta.net/About-Entanet/Entanet-Network/
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silverblade

"2011-03-30 22:15: No useful update from BT as yet."

I wonder what update they were given?  :whistle:

psp83

Quote from: silverblade on Mar 30, 2011, 22:42:47
"2011-03-30 22:15: No useful update from BT as yet."

I wonder what update they were given?  :whistle:

"still broke, waiting for the kettle to boil before I do anything else"