Server issues?
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uppyeyes:
actually i wish it were server problems, it would have been back up alt sooner than it was.
The host posted at another board that the problem was that Qwest(who they purhase lines from) "Originally posted by HRBrendan
We are not down, however the routing through one of our providers (qwest) is having problems so some people are having trouble accessing sites on our network. We are working with qwest to get their routing back in place correctly so everything is back to normal. It has been occuring on and off for a few hours now and should be fixed shortly. If you have any questions feel free to give us a call at 518-371-3421. "
And then i found this
DENVER (Reuters) - Qwest Communications International Inc., a local U.S. telephone company facing federal probes of its accounting practices, said on Sunday it expected to restate $950 million in revenues and costs for swaps of optical-network capacity.
The transactions in question include the exchange of optical capacity with other carriers, it said.
The Denver-based company said it might also restate up to $531 million in sales of optical capacity for cash. The magnitude of the adjustments and the periods affected have not yet been determined.
So just be aware that we are currently looking at another host and will prolly move once we are satisfied with their service and hosting abilities.
The host posted at another board that the problem was that Qwest(who they purhase lines from) "Originally posted by HRBrendan
We are not down, however the routing through one of our providers (qwest) is having problems so some people are having trouble accessing sites on our network. We are working with qwest to get their routing back in place correctly so everything is back to normal. It has been occuring on and off for a few hours now and should be fixed shortly. If you have any questions feel free to give us a call at 518-371-3421. "
And then i found this
DENVER (Reuters) - Qwest Communications International Inc., a local U.S. telephone company facing federal probes of its accounting practices, said on Sunday it expected to restate $950 million in revenues and costs for swaps of optical-network capacity.
The transactions in question include the exchange of optical capacity with other carriers, it said.
The Denver-based company said it might also restate up to $531 million in sales of optical capacity for cash. The magnitude of the adjustments and the periods affected have not yet been determined.
So just be aware that we are currently looking at another host and will prolly move once we are satisfied with their service and hosting abilities.
