So, that's why HN is unreachable from Belgium at the moment (right when I was trying to figure a dns cache problem in Firefox,of course). An ssh tunnel through OVH/gravelines is working so far. edit: Proximus. edit2: also, Orange Mobile
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#112Even https://downdetector.com/ has problems loading for me. Middle Europe *internetweathermap is down
Broadband here just fell down for few minutes, mobile ISP's are ok
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#113Centurylink is my isp, it looks like traffic drops out after 2 hops. It’s been this way for a few hours
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#114Centurylink is my isp, it looks like traffic drops out after 2 hops. It’s been this way for a few hours
Youtube is still trucking though, not sure how that works
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#115I hope these kind of “ipv4” only outages encourages more and more websites to upgrade to ipv6. #OutageBenefit ;)
Sadly, in my experience, ipv4 is generally more reliable than ipv6 still.
Set up two hosts, host A and host B in two different data centers. Make them send HTTP requests to each other over ipv4 and over ipv6. You'll see that latency spikes, packet loss is more frequent over ipv6.
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#116Can somebody please clarify - what exactly is this an outage of, and how serious is it?
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#118Centurylink is my isp, it looks like traffic drops out after 2 hops. It’s been this way for a few hours
Youtube is still trucking though, not sure how that works
They probably peer into Google at the local IX/Data centre. Google traffic will therefore take a different path which isn’t suffering the current outage.
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#119Earlier quoted context omitted.
Is there any one place that would be a good first place to go to check on outages like this? It would be really cool and useful to have an "public Internet health monitoring center"... this could be a foundation that gets some financing from industry that maintains a global internet health monitoring infrastructure and a central site at which all the major players announce outages. It would be pretty cheap and have a…
https://www.thousandeyes.com/outages
Based on that map, Telia seems to be one of the most affected which might explain why Scandinavia is so badly affected.