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timmmay

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#175117 18-Jun-2015 05:39
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I was up obscenely early this morning, using the Internet, when my Snap UFB connection went down due to "PPPoE timeout". Log below. Does anyone know what causes this type of thing?

I called Snap tech support at 5:35am but "all their operators were on calls" (or perhaps asleep), and after a few minutes I gave up waiting as it came back up.

18.06.15 05:34:58 Internet connection established successfully. IP address: 111.69.x.x, DNS server: 202.37.101.1 and 202.37.101.2, Gateway: 111.69.x.x, Broadband PoP: SNAPDSL-WLG
18.06.15 05:34:45 PPPoE error: Timeout.
18.06.15 05:34:31 PPPoE error: Timeout.
(more timeouts removed)
18.06.15 05:28:52 Timeout during PPP negotiation.
18.06.15 05:28:52 Internet connection cleared.
15.06.15 17:47:58 Internet connection established successfully. IP address: 111.69.x.x, DNS server: 202.37.101.1 and 202.37.101.2, Gateway: 111.69.x.x, Broadband PoP: SNAPDSL-WLG

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  #1326930 18-Jun-2015 06:02
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You checked their website right? Planned UFB maintenance in Wellington - http://www.snap.net.nz/support/content/20/175/en/planned-maintenance-_-wellington-ufb-18_06_2015.html

You POP is showing WLG so would assume you fall under this.

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  #1326932 18-Jun-2015 06:06
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That's it, thanks. Couldn't easily check their website, Internet was down, and couldn't be bothered messing about on the phone.

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