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  • Topcat
    The Boss Stooge
    • Oct 2003
    • 16959
    • United States

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    Server connectivity problems - 12-31-03

    The Internet provider that gives my servers all this lovely bandwidth has been having some connectivity issues today (12-31-03). They also indicated that there may be difficulties for the next day or two. This is a bizaare one this time... it's only dropping connectivity on certain IP's, and unfortunately, Badcaps.net's is one of them... All my other sites have been OK... The first time this happened, I thought my server was in the process of hurling, and ripped into everything looking for faults... When I found none, I called and they told me about their issues... ARGG all that aggrivation for nothing.

    Anyway, if you get errors or can't get on badcaps.net at all, that's the reason! It's only temporary, so don't panic! It'll be back up shortly!!

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