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  #361822 2-Aug-2010 18:49
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Confirmed, back up for me.



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  #361826 2-Aug-2010 18:52
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will b a bit shaky as sites comming back up .. will be stable asap

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  #361841 2-Aug-2010 19:31
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Hey guys - We had some issues with XT around Hamilton, Taupo and Rotorua. All should be ok from 19:05, if you're still having issues give *123 a call and let them know.



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  #361844 2-Aug-2010 19:32
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we had an issue with XT sites in the central North Island - mainly impacted Taupo, Rotorua and Hamilton.

all sites are now restored. 

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  #361950 2-Aug-2010 21:51
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I have just received a bunch of txts on my work phone from early in the day. I am in Otago. Anyone else in the South had problems?

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  #361972 2-Aug-2010 22:13
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michaelmurfy:
Splic3: sites are slowly comming back online after router reset in auckland

:D


Wait, router reset? Don't they know about BGP Routes or Redundancy?
If a router goes down here, we get a message saying "Ohai a router seems to have died" - and things still work normally.
*Facepalm*


Things go wrong, even the best designed networks can suffer problems. I've seen more than 1 time where a forwarding plane kept forwarding packets (keepalives included!), but the routing plane stopped processing routes. Things broke, badly.

Even with all the redundancy in the world, you can still get unpredictable results depending on the failure type.

btw: murphy.co.nz seems to be down :-)




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  #362054 3-Aug-2010 05:47
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Yep It was down here too Hamilton in flagstaff. On iPhone 3GS. Back up good now




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  #362083 3-Aug-2010 08:26
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muppet:
michaelmurfy:
Splic3: sites are slowly comming back online after router reset in auckland

:D


Wait, router reset? Don't they know about BGP Routes or Redundancy?
If a router goes down here, we get a message saying "Ohai a router seems to have died" - and things still work normally.
*Facepalm*


Things go wrong, even the best designed networks can suffer problems. I've seen more than 1 time where a forwarding plane kept forwarding packets (keepalives included!), but the routing plane stopped processing routes. Things broke, badly.

Even with all the redundancy in the world, you can still get unpredictable results depending on the failure type.

btw: murphy.co.nz seems to be down :-)


*murfy.co.nz

Yeah I have seen absolute carnage in my time, it's not uncommon, but not common this much of the time should I say.




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