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alchemist53

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#147234 13-Jun-2014 00:21
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I've spent the last 2 days in the dark up here in Auckland as the power was cut during the storm.  The power has now finally been restored, so I booted up the server and queued up some torrents...nothing is working WTF? (surfing and general internet use is fine though).  So I run through all the basic checks: kill/restart software, firewalls, switches etc but the dam torrents wont kick off? My setup just doesn't change, it's dedicated Linux server housed in the garage. So I try different P2P NAT ports in desperation still nothing!  Eventually I think the worst of my ISP and obfuscate my P2P protocol headers - WAMMO immediately everything starts working fine !$@#!$##%^

I have Orcon's Unlimited plan, at least Unlimited until they decide it's not, or maybe they thought the storm the other day was a massive natural disaster and they needed to free up some bandwidth?

http://www.orcon.net.nz/support/gfaq_page/how_unlimited_is_the_unlimited_plan

Anyone else experienced this?

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  #1064674 13-Jun-2014 09:12
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alchemist53: Yes they are all failing, but if you obfuscate your P2P headers they all work.


Its looking like its our caching infrastructure at fault. Seems like one of the nodes decided not to function as expected. Which is why some customers work and some don't.

We are doing some work to fix this urgently and will be raising it with the vendor to ensure it won't happen again.



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