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2/12/11 Page Load Speeds

Discussion in 'T-Bucket Forums Announcements' started by Mike, Feb 12, 2011.

  1. Mike

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    I am aware the site is now running very slowly. It is down to a network latency/packet loss problem between Level 3 and Colo4Dallas, where our server is located. The techs at Colo4Dallas are aware of the problem, it is datacenter-wide and they are thrashing to get everything resolved with Level 3. I received the last update on this situation approximately 20 minutes ago. I will provide updates as they are made available to me.
     
    #1 Mike, Feb 12, 2011
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    uhhh...ok. I'm sure glad you got this thing figured out! :thumb:
     
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    Speeds seem to be improving, however I have not yet received any updates from Colo4Dallas.
     
    #3 Mike, Feb 12, 2011
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    Just in from Colo4Dallas -

    FIB TCAM = Forwarding Information Base Ternary Content-Addressable Memory

    Clear as mud, aye? :winkn:

    If any of you have ever had to reboot a router to correct a connection problem, this is basically what took place at Colo4 this morning.
     
    #4 Mike, Feb 12, 2011
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    Ya, those darn FIB TCAMs will get you every time

    The way I know when someone knows how to fix stuff is because I didn't even know it was broken in the first place. just the way I like it to work.:bubble:

    Thanks,
    Russ
     
    #5 Northstar T, Feb 12, 2011
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    Mike...Is this a special Indiana way of talking or did I leave Planet Earth last night and just don't know it yet? I do believe that You Are The Man! Thanks

    George
     
    #6 fluidfloyd, Feb 12, 2011
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    All of that was handled by the techs at Colo4Dallas, the best datacenter out there, in my not-so-humble opinion. Take a look at the Colo4 Facility Tour. Hopefully this will help people see why I have chosen to partner with particular companies.
     
    #7 Mike, Feb 13, 2011
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