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How many other Lincolnshire schools who host their own websites have been affected by this problem?

It seems that as of 9pm on Saturday schools who host their own websites cannot access them over the net.

Phoned the help desk waiting for a response. Meanwhile parents are contacting the school telling me our website is down… Thanks

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All services provided in-school and reverse-proxied by a particular ISA box/cluster are fubar. This includes rules for internal school proxies.

 

It was logged on our systems as kicking in between 6pm and 7pm on the 7th July. They've got Microsoft on the phone trying to work out what's wrong, but it's unclear if they've pulled a trick similar to their NT4 domain setup* or it's something else.

 

Our public-facing website is hosted externally (because we've been burnt before), but our internally provided services are all inaccessible.

 

 

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Netlinc: Hey, look at the cool thing we did between all these schools and stuff

Microsoft: That.....shouldn't actually be possible

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