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Stickied Incidents

22nd January 2025

Core Network Maintenance Window - ITYNERAFU001

Engineers will be completing essential Maintenance on our Network

Maintenance Reference: ITYNERAFU001

Date - 22/01/2025 00:00 - 06:00

Classification - Affected

Expected Downtime: 30 Minutes

Classification meanings:

Affected

This means that service is expected to be hard-down between the planned start and end times specified and full service impacting. Please note that a lot of the time service is restored much faster than the specified window.

Degraded

This means that service is not expected to be hard down, however, during the planned start and end times specified service may be slower than normal or you may experience performance issues.

At Risk

This means that service is not expected to be hard-down however due to the infrastructure that is being worked on, outage risk is increased.

Description Of Works:

Works are required to complete vital changes to Core Network Equipment in our primary data centre Telehouse North. This critical operation is essential to ensure the continued reliability, security, and optimal performance of our internet services.

Customers are advised not to reset their equipment during the window and to leave all equipment powered on. Services should be restored following completion however if they do not customers are advised to power off all InternetTY equipment at the wall for at least 2 minutes and then power it back on again and services should then be restored. If your service doesn't restore then please contact our support team for further assistance.

All impacted customers have been contacted via email.

Past Incidents

11th November 2024

No incidents reported

10th November 2024

No incidents reported

9th November 2024

No incidents reported

8th November 2024

No incidents reported

7th November 2024

No incidents reported

6th November 2024

Liverpool Falkner Place - Fibre Break

We are investigating reports of loss of service to customers in Falkner Place Liverpool. Updates to follow

  • Services have been restored and services are no longer considered at risk. Engineers have confirmed a fibre break which does indeed at this time appear linked to the previous work carried out by a contractor in the vicinity of the break. We will now work to contact the contractor in question and will arrange a fix plan in due course. Customers will be notified if any of this work requires Maintenance. We apologise profusely for any inconvenience caused. Incident Closed

  • Services have been restored to all impacted customers via an alternative method. Services are considered at risk at this time whilst we monitor service restoration

  • Our engineers have still been unable to locate the location of the damaged cabling. Engineers are now instead working to establish an alternative route to restore services to customers. Once connectivity is reestablished they will then continue working to establish the extent of the damage and begin a fix plan

  • More engineers are on route. Contractors are no longer in the area so more resources required to speed up the process of identifying the damaged cabling.

    Engineers already on site will continue to progress as quick as they can.

  • Our engineers have arrived on-site and are currently scanning the area to locate the fibre damage.

    This is an essential step in identifying the exact cause so that repairs can proceed as swiftly as possible.

    We appreciate your patience as we work to resolve this issue. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

  • First engineering team expected to arrive at 23:22.

    There are permitted works for a contractor in the area working in telecoms infrastructure. Plan is to locate these works and check if they have damaged cabling.

  • Investigations have identified a fibre break as the potential cause of the service disruption.

    Engineers have been dispatched to the area and are expected to arrive in approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.

    Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

  • 5th November 2024

    No incidents reported