IDnet problems?

[psp83]

As you can see with mine, it shows the drop around 12 ish but also a drop around 8am ish (first sign of the problem?)

[Technical Ben]

Just gone again. Same problem?

[gyruss]

same here.

[adamb]

yup, here too (again)

[esh]

Ditto. LLU ADSL2+ for the record.

[psp83]

FTTC 80/20, as the TBB graph shows above.

Not all sites was down though, maybe IDnet changing something?

[adamb]

Non-LLU here. ADSL Max Premium. Websites are hit and miss but other services on different ports are unaffected.

[Simon]

A small blip here on ADSL Max.  Seems fine now.

[Glenn]

FTTC 80/20, as the TBB graph shows above.

Not all sites was down though, maybe IDnet changing something?

Not that we are aware of, but that doesn't me it's not happening.

[lozcart]

From IDnets RSS feed:

"We had an internal routing glitch this afternoon. The problem has been identified and resolved"

[adamb]

From IDnets RSS feed:

"We had an internal routing glitch this afternoon. The problem has been identified and resolved"

Yay! I have been blaming BT to everyone. It's usually their fault so sod it

[cleopatra2007]

and all the time i was repeatedly told to book a BT engineer!!!

speeds ok during the hours of 10.00am till 4.00pm then speeds no more than 248kbps, then up to near normal after midnight???

mmmmmm.....something dodgy.

[Simon]

That's not the same problem.

[Lance]

mmmmmm.....something dodgy.

Indeed - your link between a routing problem which affected all users and the problem with throughput on your own individual line which only affects you.

[netn00b]

whats going now with idnet ?

can't access stuff. router showing orange flashing icon not green.   then nothing at all.

[pctech]

Internet or DSL light, DSL indicates sync with exchange lost but nothing to do with IDNet (remove power for 30 minutes and then reconnect.

Internet light means loss of PPP session through to IDNet, also try the above.

[Simon]

Connection fine here. 

[David]

Fine here in London area (East)

[esh]

Hmmm. Getting sporadic routing glitches at the moment.

[Simon]

Fine here.

[Rik]

And here, both BT and Telefonica lines.

[esh]

Not sure what's going on, keeping an eye on it. Basically I get a bit of this:

Feb 27 18:23:10 azure named[4094]: network unreachable resolving '<whatever>.com/A/IN'

[esh]

Okay it looks like it might be routing to a specific website. Unfortunately when this cannot be accessed, Windows assumes the PC is offline, and tries to initiate a dial-up connection (...) which then means NO websites can be accessed.

Thanks Windows.

[Rik]

You mean you haven't house-trained it?

[pctech]

If you are using IE:

Press Alt and T to open the Tools menu.
Click connections.
Click never dial a connection.
Click OK.