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Saturday
- June 30th, 2001 - Classification : Notice
12:00 AM - Our entire system was brought down for scheduled
maintenance and upgrades. No service of any type was available during
this time.
3:15 AM - Maintenance and upgrades were completed and all
services were restored.

Thursday - June 21st, 2001 - Classification
: Notice
We made a change in the security method on our mail servers today at
6:00 PM. Some customers who host their Internet domains and corresponding
mail servers on geeksnet servers need to make changes on their local
machines in order to be able to send e-mail. The customers who are affected
by this change are those who do not receive their Internet access from
geeksnet via dial-up (56K and ISDN) or high speed frame access. This
change only affects the outgoing mail service. Click
here for more info.


Thursday - June 7th, 2001 - Classification :
Minor
Incident Report #11 - Web Interface E-mail Client Down
4:30 AM - The web interface for geeksnet e-mail accounts as
well as all domain hosting mail accounts stopped functioning. This
only affected the web interface. There was no interruption of POP3
or SMTP service.
9:02 AM - The service was discovered to be down and was restarted.
This is the second incident concerning this web interface in 18 months.
This only affected those customers who use the web interface as their
primary mail client. Please note that while the web interface is a
good tool, geeksnet recommends that our customers use a more full
featured such as Outlook or Outlook Express. Please see our support
section for help in setting up your software.
This service is not critical and did not affect our customers other
than they were unable to view the web interface, therefore it will
not be logged in the year-to-date logging.


Thursday - May 31st, 2001 - Classification :
Severe
Incident Report #10 - Circuit Down
4:40 PM - Users are unable to authenticate for dial-up service
or check e-mail. Hosting customers also have an interruption of mail
and web page service.
4:45 PM - Automated notification system pages technician and
the customers begin to call. Troubleshooting begins.
4:50 PM - It is determined that the circuit to our Winterville
location is down and we call Sprint (the provider of the circuit).
4:55 PM - Circuit is restored to service. All service begin
to function normally.
This incident did not affect users who were already connected other
than they were unable to get e-mail.
Totals Since 1/11/01 (Date this logging began)
Greenville Dial-up
Total downtime for incoming calls-9 hrs 02min (4 incidents)(99.7%Uptime)
Total disconnection incidents - 3.
Wilson Dial-up
Total downtime for incoming calls-5 hrs 59 min(3 incidents)(99.8% Uptime)
Total disconnection incidents - 0.
High Speed Access
Downtime - 0 mins
Web Hosting
Total downtime for WWW1 - 15 minutes.
Total downtime for WWW2 - 15 minutes.
Total downtime for WWW3 - 5 hours 49 min (3 incidents).(99.8% Uptime)
E-mail Service
Total downtime - 3 hours 15 min (99.9% Uptime)

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