You hosting with NatNet Down for You ?
 

Is everything down ? THe whole network down just checking ....

Yep it is =/

ddress Not Found





Firefox can't find the server

The browser could not find the host server for the provided address.

* Did you make a mistake when typing the domain? (e.g. "ww.mozilla.org" instead of "www.mozilla.org")
* Are you certain this domain address exists? Its registration may have expired.
* Are you unable to browse other sites? Check your network connection and DNS server settings.
* Is your computer or network protected by a firewall or proxy? Incorrect settings can interfere with Web browsing.

im guessing some network maintenance rebooting a router or something.

I'm getting the same!

thanks guys just wanted to make sure it wasnt just my boxes because
i cant even get to the support ticket , i never usually start threads for
downtime ....

Yep, nakedhosting is down too

I wouldnt think it'll be very long

20 mins now. Gotta love having to pause campaigns

We have a provider circuit flapping causing some network issues on certain routes. We're aware of it and should have it resolved as we're working on removing that provider.

-- Bill

Yes, the network is down at this time. I am sure Nat Nat will post an update when they have more info.

everything is down

Thanks Bill!

:)

you know you can do that automatically, right? or do you mean in general?

You guys should have never moved !!!!!!!!

All sites are down (again!). They are one of the most expensive hosts and I have to admit their excellent support justifies that somehow, but they are very often down lately. The least thing they should do is to give us some kind of a compensation for that (and be online again in no time of course!)

actually i am very happy that i moved :thumbsup downtime is normal
just alot of it is not ...

back up !

nakedhosting was down too.

Because they colocate with natnet..:2 cents:

Seem to be back up now 30 mins wasnt to bad:2 cents:

while your circuit was flapping i couldnt do any fapping....

The problem with BGP is while it's a good protocol, it doesn't handle BGP flaps well. We removed the offending provider manually and we won't bring them back up until testing shows that the flapping has been corrected. Our apologies for the issue

-- Bill

lalalala

what was down?

What is flapping

flapping is when a circuit goes up and down in rapid succession. BGP will automatically roll traffic to another provider if it sees a circuit go down, but if it flaps like that, BGP gets confused and does not roll the traffic. Any traffic on those circuits are affected which means that about 40% of our traffic could not go anywhere until we manually removed the provider

It really turns me on when you talk tecky :thumbsup

:helpme

hmm there website is up..

Dont you own a hosting company? lol

"Natnet" and "down" are not words you usually hear together in the same sentence, unless it's something like "dude we really got down at that Natnet party at internext"