Downtime
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 8:49 pm
We're back on ! Thanks Ciarán 
Colin.P
Colin.P
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Re: Downtime
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 9:17 pm
Yep..thanks
Re: Downtime
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 11:24 pm
Missed it!
Rob
Rob
Re: Downtime
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:54 am
Great To be back What happened?
Re: Downtime
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 11:17 am
Glad to see you all back.
I did get to see my birthday greeting on 14JAN but couldn't read anything else hardly. Had me worried for a while!! 
Bob.
I did get to see my birthday greeting on 14JAN
but couldn't read anything else hardly. Had me worried for a while!! Bob.
Re: Downtime
Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2011 6:36 pm
See that Noz's site went down this evening.
Out of bandwidth again.
John
Out of bandwidth again.
John
Re: Downtime
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:40 pm
Sorry about the latest blip guys.
It was a nationwide issue with the ISP (due to dodgy Motorola firmware on a new generation of universal broadband routers they've been implementing). Unfortunately it was difficult to identify, and continued for a number of days before it was finally rectified by a new software release from Motrola.
The site was up, but data traffic to it was intermittent, and packets were incomplete, resulting in garbled, incomplete pages being served, if indeed you could reach it at all.
They do seem to have resolved the issue now, but it was frustrating in that there was nothing that could be done to rectify it at this end.
All seems fine at the moment, touch wood, though if this pattern of behaviour continues we'll have to revisit the idea of moving the hosting again.
Ciarán
It was a nationwide issue with the ISP (due to dodgy Motorola firmware on a new generation of universal broadband routers they've been implementing). Unfortunately it was difficult to identify, and continued for a number of days before it was finally rectified by a new software release from Motrola.
The site was up, but data traffic to it was intermittent, and packets were incomplete, resulting in garbled, incomplete pages being served, if indeed you could reach it at all.
They do seem to have resolved the issue now, but it was frustrating in that there was nothing that could be done to rectify it at this end.
All seems fine at the moment, touch wood, though if this pattern of behaviour continues we'll have to revisit the idea of moving the hosting again.
Ciarán
Re: Downtime
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:49 pm
Sorry about the latest blip guys.
It was a nationwide issue with the ISP (due to dodgy Motorola firmware on a new generation of universal broadband routers they've been implementing). Unfortunately it was difficult to identify, and continued for a number of days before it was finally rectified by a new software release from Motrola.
The site was up, but data traffic to it was intermittent, and packets were incomplete, resulting in garbled, incomplete pages being served, if indeed you could reach it at all.
They do seem to have resolved the issue now, but it was frustrating in that there was nothing that could be done to rectify it at this end.
All seems fine at the moment, touch wood, though if this pattern of behaviour continues we'll have to revisit the idea of moving the hosting again.
Ciarán
It was a nationwide issue with the ISP (due to dodgy Motorola firmware on a new generation of universal broadband routers they've been implementing). Unfortunately it was difficult to identify, and continued for a number of days before it was finally rectified by a new software release from Motrola.
The site was up, but data traffic to it was intermittent, and packets were incomplete, resulting in garbled, incomplete pages being served, if indeed you could reach it at all.
They do seem to have resolved the issue now, but it was frustrating in that there was nothing that could be done to rectify it at this end.
All seems fine at the moment, touch wood, though if this pattern of behaviour continues we'll have to revisit the idea of moving the hosting again.
Ciarán
Re: Downtime
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:40 pm
Thanks for your efforts Ciaran, much appreciated.
Peter
Peter