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24th January 2026

No incidents reported

23rd January 2026

No incidents reported

22nd January 2026

RCN Delaware Intermittent Flaps on RCN Delaware Residential Network

Flaps on the RCN Residential Network were detected today, we have ticket open with RCN ISP to check the issue.

  • New SFP was installed successfully and link was switched back on 10G

    Speedtest by Ookla

      Server: TCT - Council Grove, KS (id: 68567)
         ISP: Spectrum
    

    Idle Latency: 14.73 ms (jitter: 0.06ms, low: 14.71ms, high: 14.82ms) Download: 8195.69 Mbps (data used: 8.8 GB) 101.66 ms (jitter: 27.05ms, low: 15.84ms, high: 169.77ms) Upload: 3679.06 Mbps (data used: 3.4 GB) 17.02 ms (jitter: 3.48ms, low: 16.86ms, high: 259.62ms) Packet Loss: 0.0% Result URL: https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/9a280e87-7bf2-4072-95e8-fc09242db07a

  • the 10GB SFP connector also died, a redundant connection on 1Gig speed was installed till SFP is replaced in upcoming days.

  • Its been about 12 hours now without any issues seen, we were able to setup a second network interface on the server so either can be used now in a bridge. We believe the original SFP module has gone bad and will be replacing that soon. You won't notice any network interruption though since there is now a redundant network bridge.

  • We are still seeing flaps, reported back to RCN ISP to check further for any other issues beside the replaced cable.

  • The network cable has been replaced and the server is back online now. We are going to keep an eye on it though and ensure it remains stable.

  • We continue to follow up on RCN ISP for tech updates, no ETA just yet

  • RCN ISP is suspecting cable or SFP+ module on the switch side may have died. They are waiting for the onsite tech to check into this.

  • 21st January 2026

    No incidents reported

    20th January 2026

    Seattle-Washington Atlas Seattle Slowness

    We have received reports that customers are facing packet loss and slow network speeds in our Seattle Datacenter. After investigation it has been linked to an upstream network carrier that is facing issues. They have not yet provided an ETA on resolution but as soon as we have updates we will be posting them here.

    Update 1/20/2026 at 12:14pm EST: The datacenter NOC team has identified the issue with a network backbone splice and is currently working to restore service. Additional damage was found, and repairs are ongoing. At this time, there is no estimated time for full restoration.

  • Update 1/21/2026 at 10:20am EST: The upstream carrier reports that the replacement 288-count fiber cable has been successfully pulled into place and both ends of the cable have been fully prepared. Splice work is being performed.

    Update 1/21/2026 at 2:48pm EST: The upstream carrier has confirmed the fiber cable has been repaired

  • Update 1/20/2026 at 10:37pm EST: The new fiber has been installed, and crews on site are now working on splicing the connections. At this time, there is still no confirmed estimated time of restoration (ETR).

    Update 1/20/2026 at 1:12am EST: The upstream providers optical team is currently working on new cable placement for the additional damage found. Once both ends are prepared an ETR will be provided.

  • Update 1/20/2026 at 3:37pm EST: We want to provide a clear summary update regarding the service degradation affecting the Seattle datacenter location.

    The issue has been traced to damage on an upstream fiber network that provides connectivity into the Seattle datacenter area. While this infrastructure is outside of the building and outside of owned network, it directly impacts service performance for customers connected through this path.

    Once the issue was identified, repair efforts began immediately. During the initial repair work, additional damage was discovered, which expanded the scope of the restoration and extended the overall timeline. Crews have been working through the night and remain actively on site. As of the latest update, crews are pulling new fiber as part of the repair process.

    At this time, there is no confirmed estimated time of restoration (ETR), as work is still ongoing. As soon as a reliable update on timing becomes available, we will share it here promptly.

    We understand how disruptive this has been and appreciate your patience. ISP is closely monitoring the situation and coordinating updates as work progresses, and we will continue to communicate until service is fully restored.

  • Los Angeles Spectrum Los Angeles IP range 98.153.62.x down

    Los Angeles residential IP range was blocked in Spectrum due to repeated copyright notices, we are trying to work it with them to get it enabled again. Updates will follow

  • ISP is reluctant to enable services back, we are talking to their upper management, in the mean time we are checking for alternative residential ISP in Los angeles to move users to.

  • 19th January 2026

    No incidents reported

    18th January 2026

    No incidents reported