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Some sort of DNS issue? Maybe a botched change pushed out network wide? Surely if it was a change pushed out it would be rolled back by now? Edit: On second th

Some sort of DNS issue? Maybe a botched change pushed out network wide? Surely if it was a change pushed out it would be rolled back by now? Edit: On second thought, if they've got no network & no out-of-band - it may take a while... they may need to physically visit each site to re-install the backed-up version!

sathyabhat 3y ago
it's not DNS - there's no mobile network at all.
- cottsak 3y ago
  I think that’s how they respond to a major issue- they take down all the radio connections while they isolate the issue. Otherwise reconnect attempts will overwhelm the systems
  - sathyabhat 3y ago
    Hm that makes sense.
liamwire 3y ago
BGP route reflectors seem to be the problem.