Thanks Robert - I've fixed that now.

Rob Chipperfield

Redgate IS Team

Ahem. Looks like one way to not trip any spam filters is to not send any newsletters. Sorry folks, should've checked that before I posted!

I'm sure Steve is on the...

Hi all,

We're now clean on SpamCop (something which will hopefully continue to be true, but...); DNSRBL is still proving tricky.

Reports welcome if you're still not receiving the newsletters - we...

Hi MM,

Are you still seeing this, or has it calmed down again now?

Cheers,

Rob

Morning all,

MM - that's an interesting graph, because the vast bulk of the time is the browser waiting before it tries to open the connection to the server, rather than...

Thanks all.

Times (with timezone!) when it's particularly bad for you are definitely the most helpful bit in the first instance - then I can correlate them against logs, perf counters...

Sorry to hear that - we've not seen a repeat of the same packet loss we were seeing since it was fixed, so it feels like it must be unrelated.

If...

Thanks, Jeff!

Yep - I do some ham radio in my...

Fingers crossed, it's a permanent fix this time too:

Engineers isolated the issue to an aggregation router that was experiencing connectivity issues. The aggregation router was recabled, resolving the networking issues...

Right, we're good again as of 0830 UTC. Continuing to monitor, of course...

Thanks,

Rob

Morning all,

It's been a rough night for the site - things came good for an hour or so, but the problem is very much still ongoing. More chasing this morning......

True, though comparatively speaking, on average I'm sure they do a better job than if we were to host SSC in Redgate Towers - not least, our internet connections and...

For the curious, here's what the network traffic currently looks like between the two boxes:

(Dark blue line is packet loss, light blue round trip time)

The latest we have from the...

Bother - the issue is back as of a few minutes ago. Average 15% packet loss again starting 2052 UTC.

Sorry all, normal service as soon as we can :-(.

Cheers,

Rob