steve Posted December 4, 2008 Posted December 4, 2008 Did anyone else experience a lengthy spell of down time of their internet connection (YHGfL) today? We had no internet connection from 5.15am until 12:45pm Had to tell staff it was due to snow on the line
TechSupp Posted December 6, 2008 Posted December 6, 2008 We had problems as well although it was from sometime in the moring before I arrived untill about 11.00am. Might inquire after those alternative proxy settings though, as that would be really handy.
leco Posted December 6, 2008 Posted December 6, 2008 The explanation I was given was that the grid had load balancing issues. All or most of the connections were going via one or two servers resulting in them falling over. One solution did work for a time but then failed again. I do have an 'adult' proxy setting but didn't think to try it:doh: YHGfL also had problems last week with regard to their web hosting server being hacked. Took some time to resolve that one as well.
leco Posted December 6, 2008 Posted December 6, 2008 student laptops yet the authority provided Obviously a different authority, we haven't been provided with any:(
danrhodes Posted December 8, 2008 Posted December 8, 2008 Hi, They have two load balancers, both decided they were masters which as you can imagine caused issues, a new proxy was released with the address of newproxy.yhgfl.net. The BT address secondaryproxy.bty-h.org.uk that normally resolves to proxy.yhgfl.net was stuck on resolving to that address, and not the new address newproxy.yhgfl.net. That is the reason they were asking people to flush their DNS in their proxies, to update the address that secondayproxy.bty-h.org.uk resolved to. Good old YHGFL. Dan
leco Posted December 8, 2008 Posted December 8, 2008 Hi, They have two load balancers, both decided they were masters which as you can imagine caused issues, a new proxy was released with the address of newproxy.yhgfl.net. The BT address secondaryproxy.bty-h.org.uk that normally resolves to proxy.yhgfl.net was stuck on resolving to that address, and not the new address newproxy.yhgfl.net. That is the reason they were asking people to flush their DNS in their proxies, to update the address that secondayproxy.bty-h.org.uk resolved to. Good old YHGFL. Dan So we poor primaries got caught out by the secondaries? Nice one.
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