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Looks like issues at Verizon... maybe the transition to Frontier (which is supposed to close April 1st) isn't going well... Edit: Looks like Miami is a focal

by zzalpha 11y ago

Looks like issues at Verizon... maybe the transition to Frontier (which is supposed to close April 1st) isn't going well... Edit: Looks like Miami is a focal point, too, and Florida is, of course, one of the regions being acquired by Frontier in just a few days... Edit 2: Random aside, headline is rather editorialized. These outages aren't "across the internet". They appear to affect a single operator in a couple of major regions.

SixSigma 11y ago
25% packet loss between Level 3 and Sprint http://internethealthreport.com/Main.aspx?Metric=PL http://internethealthreport.com/Main.aspx?Metric=PL ... fallen to 12.5% now
- SixSigma 11y ago
  10 hours later Cogent <> Level 3 is the only problem link left with 13.33% packet loss
  - SixSigma 11y ago
    Savvis <> SBC is now 25% and multiple Verizon is 10%
t1amat 11y ago
Possibly related: Frontier, at least in my area, went down last night for a few hours.
DonHopkins 11y ago
Row Verizon, Column Verizon is yellow. It looks like they're having 2.9% packet loss sending packets to themselves!
doctorshady 11y ago
I think Frontier is acquiring just Verizon's local network; no backhaul or anything.