NewNet AUP Update
Thursday, August 27th, 2009There has been an update made to NewNet’s AUP page, which can be found at http://www.newnet.co.uk/aup
Please make sure that you read and are familiar with the AUP.
There has been an update made to NewNet’s AUP page, which can be found at http://www.newnet.co.uk/aup
Please make sure that you read and are familiar with the AUP.
Notice of emergency maintenance scheduled for 26/08/09 22:00 - 27/08/09 01:00
NewNet engineers will be undertaking emergency maintenance on legacy web server web16.ukisp.net (Bhakta) to swap out a failing storage device. The web server will be offline for up to 2 hours during the work, and is ‘at risk’ throughout the whole maintenance window. Access to all services on this server (web + email + FTP) will be inaccessible during this work.
NewNet apologise for any inconvenience caused whilst this prevantative maintenance is performed.
Notice of planned maintenance work - 01/09/09 23:00 - 01/09/09 - 23:59
NewNet engineers will be undertaking maintenance work on the orderform.co.uk service. This website and all associated pages will be offline throughout the duration. Work is expected to take no more than half an hour, however the service is considered ‘at risk’ throughout the whole window.
Notice of upgrades on the core platform scheduled for 24/08/2009 from 23.30 to 04.00
NewNet engineers will be undertaking upgrades on some of our core routers in order to provide them with native IPv6 routing.
These works are part of an ongoing project to extend IPv6 native support to the whole of our core network and at a later date to the edge and access points of the network.
No customer facing outages are anticipated, however given the nature of these works, the core network has been placed “at risk” for the duration of this maintenance window.
Further maintenance will be scheduled at a later date to upgrade the remaining core routers.
RESOLVED: This was fully resolved at 8:30 and the server is now back online.
We are currently expierencing issues with one of our legacy webservers (web16). Engineers are currently working to resolve the issues.