WhatsApp Down?

Genuine question though, can anyone access BBC news, royal mail, their online banking... Or anything other than Google and these forums? :cry:

Yes, Facebook and associated apps are the only things I can't get onto, the rest of the internet is fine for me (Virgin Media)
 
Genuine question though, can anyone access BBC news, royal mail, their online banking... Or anything other than Google and these forums? :cry:

The news and online banking (tried with the app) are ok here, I don't have any SM anyway. Apart from WhatsApp, I probably wouldn't have known about it if it wasn't for OcUK :p
 
Genuine question though, can anyone access BBC news, royal mail, their online banking... Or anything other than Google and these forums? :cry:

Depends. I'm in the uni library using their internet and it's all fine apart from the Zuckerberk empire.

On my phone, which uses EE, I'm having trouble connecting to a lot of sites.
 
Depends. I'm in the uni library using their internet and it's all fine apart from the Zuckerberk empire.

On my phone, which uses EE, I'm having trouble connecting to a lot of sites.
Ah my bad, it's EE that doesn't work for me either. Sky BB is fine.
 
How do nameservers get resolved?

The nameservers for facebook.com are:
A.NS.FACEBOOK.COM
B.NS.FACEBOOK.COM
C.NS.FACEBOOK.COM
D.NS.FACEBOOK.COM

How does the address of a nameserver get resolved when it's on the same domain as the address it holds the records for?

Think you use glue or something :o
 
Hopefully faceache stays down. If it could tske twitter and instacrap with it, would be much appreciated

Dont understand this mentally people have. If you dont like it dont use it no need to want it gone for others that use it.
Like saying i dont like money so take it away from you too. :rolleyes:
 
So how does that happen then?

Someone pushes out a fudged configuration that bodges peering to FB's network; some poor SOB's then need to get onsite (unless them have remote access but i would assume not in this case due to time frame) to fix said issue.

Edit - Someone, supposedly from FB, commented on Reddit that it was a BGP config issue...
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Could you all clarify this for my relatively untechnical brain? In brief, it sounds as though Facebook have pointed everything to one server which has gone down, so nobody there can access anything. Is that right? And if so, am I right in thinking that that's a bit of a shambles?
 
Could you all clarify this for my relatively untechnical brain? In brief, it sounds as though Facebook have pointed everything to one server which has gone down, so nobody there can access anything. Is that right? And if so, am I right in thinking that that's a bit of a shambles?

There will be someone trying to blame the last IT guy to leave the room, at this very moment.
 
Someone pushes out a fudged configuration that bodges peering to FB's network; some poor SOB's then need to get onsite (unless them have remote access but i would assume not in this case due to time frame) to fix said issue.

Edit - Someone, supposedly from FB, commented on Reddit that it was a BGP config issue...
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