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Our DE-CIX ports in Hamburg, Düsseldorf, and Munich are currently disabled due to multiple ongoing maintenance activities on the DE-CIX side.
Instead of draining and restoring the ports for each individual maintenance window, we’ve decided to keep them disabled until all planned maintenance work has been completed. The current expectation is for the maintenance to be finished by the end of August.
No customer impact is expected.
The ports will be re-enabled once all maintenance activities have been completed.
Cogent turned up a new link because of the observed issue and stable single stream performance is archived again.
While we are still waiting for RFO what caused this, the incident is resolved.
Cogent NOC is investigating on the root cause. The situation remains unresolved for now.
As the issue is not as severe, the upstream remains enabled. We will continue to monitor the situation and intervene when necessary.
We are currently observing slow single TCP stream performance via upstream Cogent towards various targets.
A ticket with the carrier has been created and we are currently awaiting clarification.
The situation has been resolved.
We are currently observing high latency as well as packetloss via RETN towards various targets, most likeley related towards maintenance on fiber between FRA <-> NBG.
To avoid further impact, sessions have beeen disabled.