Sunday 24th September 07:30 – 11:00
We have been advised that during the above window, our colocation supplier will be running the Faraday site on generator backup whilst power infrastructure work is taking place. We do not anticipate any disruption to service, however the site should be considered at risk for the duration of the work.
Friday 29th September 2017 00:01 – 06:00
During the above window we will be replacing equinix.core.enta.net with a higher capacity router.
All services currently terminated in this location will be migrated on to the new hardware. This includes all customer transit, EWCS, wholesale hand-off and pseudowires terminating at this location.
All other traffic that would normally route through this location will take alternative paths.
We are currently aware of an issue causing a loss of service for a small number of Vodafone based Ethernet circuits. Engineers are investigating and the supplier has also been engaged. Further updates will be provided as and when they become available.
Tuesday 26th September 2017 00:01 – 06:00
During the above window we will be replacing cardiff.core.enta.net with a higher capacity router.
All services currently terminated in this location will be migrated on to the new hardware. This includes all customer transit, DSL, EWCS, wholesale hand-off and pseudowires terminating at this location.
All other traffic that would normally route through this location will take alternative paths.
We are currently aware of an issue affecting some broadband circuits which connect through our Peterborough node. Symptoms appear to be high latency and slow performance. We are investigating internally and have also raised this with BT for review. We will provide further information when it becomes available.
Adam Heath says: Service has been restored and BT have confirmed that this was linked to a wider issue they had on one of their core routers.
Connectivity is currently restored. Engagement with Vodafone has yet to provide an explanation for this loss of service, however we are continuing to pursue an answer.
For the time being Vodafone circuits terminating in redbus-sov.core should be considered at risk.