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Jumpline Down Again
| Posted by JenniH, 11-25-2004, 09:18 AM | |
The whole shooting match is down:
Spotcheck Results for www.jumpline.com
Time (US/Eastern) Checked From Result KBytes Secs Kbps
11/25/2004 08:14:02 Orlando USA Unable to resolve na N/A 20.05 N/A
11/25/2004 08:14:02 Frankfurt GERMANY Unable to resolve na N/A 20.06 N/A
11/25/2004 08:14:02 Chicago USA Unable to resolve na N/A 20.05 N/A
11/25/2004 08:14:02 London UK Unable to resolve na N/A 20.06 N/A
11/25/2004 08:14:12 Las Vegas USA Unable to connect N/A 30.03 N/A
11/25/2004 08:14:11 Oklahoma City USA Unable to connect N/A 30.02 N/A
11/25/2004 08:14:02 Atlanta USA Unable to resolve na N/A 20.05 N/A
11/25/2004 08:14:02 Hong Kong CHINA Unable to resolve na N/A 20.06 N/A
Unfortunately, this is becoming a habit.
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| Posted by JenniH, 11-25-2004, 09:59 AM | |
When I try to do a trace on jumpline.com itself, I get the following message: "Lookup Failed. No IP address or host name with a valid lookup in input. "
Can anyone more technical than myself interpret this for me?
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| Posted by JenniH, 11-25-2004, 10:22 AM | |
We appear to be back. I wonder if they'll tell us what happened?
Regardless, if anyone could explain the above message for my own education I'd be grateful. Thanks.
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| Posted by Nightstalker, 11-25-2004, 12:18 PM | |
I saw that. Jumpline is just totally out of hand. I suspected quite a few of their servers would be down on Thanksgiving. If you monitor them they've got their hands full just keeping the servers running on a regular work week. What's not showing is the VDS in most cases keeps web sites online but they slow down so much they're virtually worthless. Basically they're selling high priced shared virtual hosting at VDS prices. I begin to fret two weeks prior to the holiday kick-off.
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| Posted by Nightstalker, 11-25-2004, 12:24 PM | |
P.S. - You missed the problems right after midnight.
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| Posted by JenniH, 11-25-2004, 12:48 PM | |
Now you've got me worried!
I'll monitor them even more closely, and exit if this periodic outage pattern persists... which it sounds like it might!
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| Posted by okihost, 11-30-2004, 01:25 PM | |
I wish they would take care of the customers they already have instead of spamming our helpdesk looking to buy ours
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