Lit Fibre

It’s annoying when you’re working from home and having Sky Stream means it’s also knocked out all the TV’s!! However, as it’s been said it’s the first outage I’ve had since moving to Lit.

Just hope they resolve it soon.
 
So something has gone bang and needs replacing on site at the exchange. Quite rare these days, I’m PABX engineer and the amount of hardware failures I’ve had to attend site on in the past 5 years I can count on one hand.
 
pingloss said:
So something has gone bang and needs replacing on site at the exchange. Quite rare these days, I’m PABX engineer and the amount of hardware failures I’ve had to attend site on in the past 5 years I can count on one hand.
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Come down to that old adage...sh!t happens. Doesn't help you today, but, like you say, these things are few and far between
 
Still out here in chippers, Mrs out for several hours having hair done, can't play WoW so been left instructions to clean house
 
Anyone noticed IPv6 routing issues? Seems all inbound traffic into my assigned IPv6 /48 prefix is disappearing into a black hole somewhere within the LitFibre network. Traceroutes to my WAN IPv6 address get through fine, however traffic to my assigned range seemingly stops once it gets to Lit's infrastructure.
 
pingloss said:
Anyone noticed IPv6 routing issues? Seems all inbound traffic into my assigned IPv6 /48 prefix is disappearing into a black hole somewhere within the LitFibre network. Traceroutes to my WAN IPv6 address get through fine, however traffic to my assigned range seemingly stops once it gets to Lit's infrastructure.
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IPv6 seems flaky on Lit full stop. I noticed the other day I have no IPv6 connectivity reported via Windows Network Connections
 
Mine stopped working for me following their network move last year, but it was about a week before the service terminated anyway so I didn't do anything about it.
 
Just received this from Lit...

We have recently received feedback about the need to spoof (change) the MAC address of your own router, if you have a public static IP and want to use your own router.​

We understand that this can be inconvenient for you, so we've made a few changes to our network. You can now use whatever router you want without the need to spoof its MAC address - your public static IP will work regardless!​

Finally!!!
 
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