While service has been restored at this time, it was noticed that the message was rejected by the list server when sending from another account of ours (which we believe to have registered with the mirror list, but regardless this account works). The issue was caused by the upstream BGP system not properly routing our network with the upstream peers.

This affected the following arch mirrors:

mirror1.gaw.solutions
mirror2.gaw.solutions
mirror3.gaw.solutions

This was caused by an upstream ISP which provides the bonded GbE connections. The network is starting to come back online, but it is still not stable. It should be repaired by noon GMT at the latest (by current estimates). I will follow up with more details as they become available.

-Jim


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From: James Hartnett <jhartnett@gawsolutions.us>
Date: Sun, Aug 23, 2015 at 8:29 PM
Subject: Service Interruptions: Upstream Peering Issues in Dallas Facility
To: James Hartnett <jhartnett@gawsolutions.us>


To all hosted out of our Dallas facility on the shared 2 GbE bonded connections:

There is an issue with the upstream network out of our control. The Network Operations Center is currently working on it, and current estimates indicate it will be resolved tonight. The servers are still active, and no data or memory states have been affected. If you need immediate access to your systems for any reason, please contact myself or your representative for access to a KVM. These KVMs are being installed on a side channel, so they should be accessible regardless of the rest of the network via microwave and cellular backups.

I will follow up with any additional details as they become available.

Affected IP blocks are as follows:

64.182.234.96/27
 

64.182.235.0/27
 

64.182.231.80/28
 


-Jim

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