Don't those guys also make windmills..?
Horsedrawn durch technik.
Don't those guys also make windmills..?
Horsedrawn durch technik.
Yup. Though in this case it looks like the usual single point of failure, failed..
So many times I have seen that happen, yea even unto the diverse routes fed through different fibre providers that sadly were all in the same duct up the M1 that the digger dug up..
No. The people who have so much time on their hands, or feel the need to be twattering about the BBC website.
MBQ
Morgellons? (removes tongue from cheek)
One thing we did at my last job, when we were getting dark fibre from the likes of COLT, was to check the routing. So if we had fibre from London to Paris, and London to Amsterdam, we made sure we weren't getting both routes via the Channel Tunnel, or the same fibre bundle across the Channel.
I expect someone shagged up a DNS update.
I wasn't getting a DNS lookup to even start sending packets in any direction. That was either using my ISPs DNS servers or the root servers.
Would a BGP error have the same effect? Shirley I'd get a DNS response just not a very useful one.
Depends if the beeb hosts the authoritative domain or not, and how short their timeouts are.
A LOT of people run their won DNS servers with just such short domains so they can failover to a backup machine if needs be
In this case it looks like teh kit repsonible for diverse routing itself failed, so the whole site vanihed.
lest see
#dig soa
; DiG 9.7.1-P2 soa
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