All systems are operational

Past Incidents

26th March 2018

No incidents reported

25th March 2018

No incidents reported

24th March 2018

No incidents reported

23rd March 2018

No incidents reported

22nd March 2018

Routing and Switching Network latency to some international destinations (fixed)

Please be advised that the repair of the fibre-cut has been completed. Services are expected to be up and running.

Routing and Switching Network latency to some international destinations

From our upstream provider :

Please be advised fibre team have hauled replacement fibre and splicing will soon begin. Services will begin restoring from around 22:30 AEDT with all circuits expected to be restored by 04:00 AEDT tomorrow morning. A notification will be sent upon restoration of all services. We appreciate your patience throughout the restoration works.

21st March 2018

Routing and Switching Network latency to some international destinations

As per the identified major fibre cut in Mascot, Sydney which is resulting in all our upstream provider's links between Australia and NZ via the Southern Cross Cable being down.

The AU team has advised that field force have located the damage to be 4 metres deep. Excavation work has begun with caution due to nearby power, gas and water pipes.

Temporary solutions are being explored via other conduit types in the area.

Currently there is no update to the provided ETR of 22/03/18 - 02:00 NZT

Routing and Switching Network latency to international destinations

Fibre technicians and staff are scoping for our provider's infrastructure near the damage as a means to rectify, however new cables need to be hauled & spliced. Hauling is currently underway with splicing to begin as soon as possible to restore services.

Routing and Switching Network latency to international destinations

As per the identified major fibre cut in Mascot, Sydney which is resulting in all our provider links between Australia and NZ via the Southern Cross Cable being down.

Fibre crews are onsite and planning the fibre replacement/repair. Two cables have been identified so far to of been cut by civil works - a 72 core fibre and a 96 core fibre. The two new fibre cables need to be hauled between splice joints and then spliced at each end.

Due to the nature of the work involved, there is an updated ETR of 22/03/18 - 02:00 NZT.

Routing and Switching Network latency to international destinations

As per the identified major fibre cut in Mascot, Sydney which is resulting in all provider links between Australia and NZ via the Southern Cross Cable being down.

Traffic management has now been implemented to mitigate the impact of capacity lost whilst the the fibre repairs are carried out.

The estimated ETR is still currently 20:00 NZT with further updates to come.

Routing and Switching Network latency to international destinations

Fibre technicians arrived on site and identified that the damage has been caused by a third party performing civil works. Hauling is currently underway with splicing to begin as soon as possible to restore services.

Routing and Switching Network latency to international destinations

Update from our upstream:

We have a major fibre cut in Mascot, Sydney resulting in all provider links between Australia and NZ via the Southern Cross Cable being down.

This is causing international traffic to be rerouted and a loss of international capacity, our engineers are working on changes to minimize the impact of the capacity loss. Customers will be experiencing high latency and packet loss for traffic routing internationally

Fibre contractors have been informed and are en-route to Mascot. The estimated ETR is currently 20:00 NZT, further updates to come.

Routing and Switching Network latency to international destinations

Update from our upstream provider:

Please be advised that multiple International circuits between Australia and New Zealand and Australia to the USA has failed. Engineers are working to establish the cause of the failure and to bring the links back online. Further updates will be provided within the hour.

Routing and Switching Network latency to international destinations

Our upstream provider has advised that they have identified a fault with their Australian peering and are working to rectify the issues, there is no ETA currently.

Routing and Switching Network latency to international destinations

We have noticed network latency to international destinations. We have lodged this with our upstream providers and they are currently investigating. We will drop the link to go to backups if required.

20th March 2018

No incidents reported