+1
Ted Roche wrote:
On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 12:04 PM, Ken Dibble <[email protected]> wrote:
It says it's up. The owner of the site can access it as can the hosting
service's technician. And I can access it from a different ISP than ours. I
can access it from a cell phone using its own broadband service right here
in the room next to the computer that can't access it using my ISP. I can
access it from my home computer about 10 miles away from here using Time
Warner internet.
Well, there you go! It's likely your ISP. Contact them and file a
support ticket including your traceroutes, both through them and
others.
Yes, the ISP's router tables and their choices of backbone providers
means you can end up at the broken router "out there on the internet"
while other ISPs route around the problem. There are entire protocols
on the backend designed to route around these problems.
It could also be related to the United Airlines / WSJ / NYSE "technical issues"
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