Re: [cobalt-users] sprintlink/ftp

["Erik Hoover" <erik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> For anyone who hasn't realized it yet, SprintLink.Net has had some sort of
> major catastrophe. Much of the north american states and some of canada
are
> sitting in the dark (connectivity-wise).
> Anyone know if this has anything to do with the rolling blackouts in
> California?
>
> Being that my server is in canada now, it's main IP is affected. However,
> I've got a 30-block that is sailing straight through. So I've whipped all
of
> my virtual site customers over onto the IP addy that I use for my first
name
> server. Their sites are up.
>
> But now, I can't FTP into any of those sites, or the dedicated ones on
other
> IPs in the block.
> I've unchecked and rechecked FTP services in my control panel, restarted
> services, taken a look around - everything's hunky dory like it's supposed
> to be.
>
> Could this be some sort of strange offset from the SprintLink.Net thing,
or
> is there a setting somewhere on the RaQ that I need to kick?
> (Note: I wouldn't think it's a SprintLink.Net thing, but it was working
fine
> before SprintLink fell over and died.)
>
> Just for you to play with:
> My main IP that's down: 216.234.186.97
It's working from here

> My NS1: 66.51.111.150
> And I've got anon ftp set up on this addy for testing purposes:
> 66.51.111.141
Logged in to /incoming just fine

Our Class C is on the Sprint backbone in NE Ohio.
We've been having problems with Sprint lately too.
Started right after Christmas, one of their routers was going down
intermittantly - 144.x.x.x or something.
But everything seems to be working from this end.
Call their tech line and open another "ticket" *sigh*

Erik Hoover
HooverFence.com
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