12PM We’re seeing intermittent network problems on the servers Electra and Dantari. DC engineers are investigating.
12:20 The problem has been fixed.
Official off-network notifications for Texo clients
Notifications of server and/or network outages
12PM We’re seeing intermittent network problems on the servers Electra and Dantari. DC engineers are investigating.
12:20 The problem has been fixed.
11:45PM 24 May 2012
Customers may experience slow response times when accessing services hosted in Cape Town. Datacentre engineers are working on the problem.
4AM Problem has been resolved, apologies for any inconvenience.
11:50 AM Customers making use of Afrihost and Telkom for their internet connections are currently experiencing intermittent connectivity, when trying to connect to websites or emails hosted with Texo. The Datacentre technicians are working on the problem.
13:23 PM The connectivity problem has been fixed.
14 March 2013 8:30PM
Customers may experience slow response times when accessing services hosted in Cape Town. Datacentre engineers are working on the problem.
11 December 2012 7:50PM
There is a problem with the server Chaucer which we’re investigating.
8:10 PM It appears to be a hardware problem, which a technician is troubleshooting.
8:38 PM We’re still waiting to hear from the technician
9:20PM No news yet, unfortunately.
9:30 PM A full hardware swap (motherboard etc) has to be done. Should not be too much longer, and then we’ll have to update a few bits of software before being able to bring the server back online.
01:10 AM Chaucer is back online, and running without any problems or data loss.
19 October 2012 10:45AM
There appears to be a connectivity problem in our Cape Town datacentres. We are investigating.
10:51AM
Everything appears to be back online, but we’re keeping a close eye on things, as always.
18 September 2012 3:50PM
We are currently seeing routing issues which are causing slowness and timeouts on some of our servers in London. DC engineers are investigating.
4:06PM The problem appears to have been fixed. If you’re having any issues, please submit a support ticket so that we can take a look.
13:40 There seems to be a peering issue which is affecting connectivity to some servers in Cape Town. Network engineers are investigating.
13:57 Unfortunately, there is no news yet. The DC engineers are still looking for the cause of the problem.
14:40 Frustratingly, they are still searching for the cause of the problem, which seems to be affecting all ISPs
15:15 MTN Business (who provide connectivity to the DC) have confirmed that they have a routing problem and are attending.
15:51 Looks like MTN Business has sorted their problems out, and everything’s back to normal. I am so sorry about this – we pay a premium for the best upstream providers and expect better service than this!
15 August 2012 2:45PM There is currently a problem at our Cape Town DC resulting in packet loss. This means that clients hosted in Cape Town will have problems (very slow, timeouts, inaccessible) accessing their websites and email.
The DC assures me that this will be fixed within 30-60 minutes.
3:00PM update from the datacentre: “We are currently investigating packetloss that is causing severe disruption to services hosted in Cape Town. At present, the cause is still unclear…”
4:10PM update from the datacentre: “Investigation has revealed that the Cape Town datacentre has been the target of a severe DDOS attack. Our network engineers are working to put a stop to the attack. Connectivity issues continue to persist intermittently.”
(Interested in finding out more? Wikipedia article on DDOS)
5:30PM Everything appears to be back to normal. If you’re having any problems, please submit a support ticket so that we can take a look.
15 July 2012 8PM
Routing problems in our London DC have made the servers Hegeley and Ratchet inaccessible. DC engineers are working on the problem.
8:40PM the problem has been resolved.