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I see:http://www.iburst.co.za/neuvo.aspx?link=service_support_incident
Incident report
Last edited: 2010-11-17 12:16:49
nothing there, so it didn't happen?
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email from @lantic....
Dear Customer,
Your current loss of iBurst connectivity is due to an issue with our upstream wireless supplier, WBS, the iBurst network provider in South Africa.
As you may have read in the press there is a dispute between the Independent Communications Authority (ICASA) and WBS/iBurst/Broadlink regarding licence fees, which has resulted in the confiscation of some of WBS' core network equipment.
@lantic & Vox Telecom was not given any warning about this action and due to a breach of contract between ourselves and WBS, has lodged urgent complaints with both WBS and ICASA in an effort to have the services restored.
Every single Service Provider in South Africa making use of WBS/iBurst/Broadlink for last mile connectivity has been affected.
We apologise for the inconvenience and assure you that we are doing everything in our power to get this issue resolved. We will keep you up to date with any further developments.
From what we understand, the WBS team is currently in consultation with ICASA in order to resolve the issue as soon as possible.
Please feel free to contact your local franchise or our national sales team to assist with.
WBS Network Outages Update:
We refer to the network outages and the confiscation of the WBS network equipment including removal of core fibre switches that took place yesterday which resulted in the disruption of services to the iBurst customers.
Negotiations between WBS and ICASA are still in process and once a resolution has been reached we will provide feedback.
iBurst would like to sincerely apologise to its valued customers for the inconvenience and assure them that we are working tirelessly to resolve and restore all affected services.
Have had several random dc's the past day but now it seems to have died again.