It was diabolically slow on my BY 2Mb line last-night.
But, this might explain why.
But, this might explain why.
Transatlantic Outage
Further investigation has revealed that the current outages seen to some United States based internet sites has been caused by a major outage of the TAT-14 ring that connects the United States to the United Kingdom, France, The Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark. This has in effect meant a loss of connectivity between parts of the United States and parts of Europe.
We have been told that the Tier-1 provider who runs the TAT-14 ring and is working has assembled an international restoration team on an ad-hoc restoration, which will take several hours to implement. This should restore most connectivity to the United States however speeds may suffer.
You may continue to see DNS timeout errors when attempting to access sites in the United States until the ad hoc fix is in place after which we expect these errors to clear up.
Further investigation has revealed that the current outages seen to some United States based internet sites has been caused by a major outage of the TAT-14 ring that connects the United States to the United Kingdom, France, The Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark. This has in effect meant a loss of connectivity between parts of the United States and parts of Europe.
We have been told that the Tier-1 provider who runs the TAT-14 ring and is working has assembled an international restoration team on an ad-hoc restoration, which will take several hours to implement. This should restore most connectivity to the United States however speeds may suffer.
You may continue to see DNS timeout errors when attempting to access sites in the United States until the ad hoc fix is in place after which we expect these errors to clear up.
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