Since this is the North American list, I haven't been posting things about events outside of North America. Are there operation lists tracking trans-oceanic cables outages and similar things? I haven't looked, but does Canada or the UK have the equivalent of the FCC outage reports and public analysis? I'm guessing the cable didn't land in the USA because I didn't see anything hit the FCC about it. -- Sean Donelan, Data Research Associates, Inc, St. Louis, MO Affiliation given for identification not representation
: Since this is the North American list, I haven't been posting things : about events outside of North America. Are there operation lists : tracking trans-oceanic cables outages and similar things? a) the "NA" in NANOG has rightfully become inconsequential with evolution. b) Ignoring the opinion in "a" it seems to me any significant outage would be relevant here regardless of locale. -- Brian Wallingford MEGANET COMMUNICATIONS, TCIX, Inc.
Since this is the North American list, I haven't been posting things about events outside of North America. Are there operation lists tracking trans-oceanic cables outages and similar things?
ops@linx.net tends to cover UK outages as well as LINX (IXP) outages, but is only for LINX members and staff.
I haven't looked, but does Canada or the UK have the equivalent of the FCC outage reports and public analysis? I'm guessing the cable didn't land in the USA because I didn't see anything hit the FCC about it.
The UK has no such "real time" report. OFTEL maintains some stats available much after the event, but mostly in relation to switched calls. CANTAT-3 lands in Canada. Backhaul to the US is on CANUS-1 which I believe is a Sprint/Teleglobe cable which lands in the same place in Canada, and in NY the other end. -- Alex Bligh GX Networks (formerly Xara Networks)
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