Yesterday at around 16.30, a global routing instability incident occured. A small company called Supro in the Czech Republic began announcing a routing path far in excess of the limits allowed in the specification and caused a great many companies worldwide to suffer until the cause was found.
A full analysis has been posted at the Renesys Blog.
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- Outage Update :: web2.bytel.net.uk/http
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- Global Routing Instability
- Outage Update :: ns1.bytel.net.uk/dns
- Outage :: ns1.bytel.net.uk/dns
- Outage Update :: ns1.bytel.net.uk/dns
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- Outage Update :: web1.bytel.net.uk/ping
- Outage Update :: ns1.bytel.net.uk/dns
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