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Shared Hosting Server Maintenance

By on 30th March 2017 @ 4:40 pm in Shared Hosting

We will be performing maintenance tomorrow morning on the following shared hosting servers. The maintenance will take approximately 15 minutes per server. Date: 2017-03-31 07:00 – 2017-03-31 09:00 IST Data Centre: BT Citywest Impact: 15 minute outage per server pemlinweb25.blacknight.com 81.17.254.64 81.17.255.45 81.17.255.51 81.17.255.104 pemlinweb26.blacknight.com 81.17.254.67 81.17.255.23 81.17.255.27 81.17.255.94 81.17.255.22 81.17.255.126 pemlinweb65.blacknight.com 78.153.215.156 78.153.215.43 78.153.215.77 78.153.214.221 78.153.214.184 pemlinweb66.blacknight.com 78.153.215.157 […]

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Core Network Upgrades

By on 3rd March 2017 @ 4:00 pm in Network

We are scheduling six maintenance windows to upgrade the version of IOS-XR on our edge routers in Dublin. To facilitate this, we will need to temporarily shut down certain peering and transit sessions. Customers may experience brief periods of packet loss and increased latency during each maintenance window as the network re-converges. Services in the relevant data centre should be […]

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Network Maintenance – Interxion DUB1

By on 15th December 2016 @ 4:35 pm in Network

We are scheduling two maintenance windows to upgrade the version of IOS-XR on our edge routers in Interxion DUB1. To facilitate this, we will need to temporarily shut down certain peering and transit sessions. While no customer impact is anticipated, services in Interxion DUB1 should be considered at risk during these maintenance windows. Date: 2017-01-05 23:00 – 2017-01-06 04:00 UTC Data […]

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Network Maintenance – INEX

By on 3rd November 2016 @ 3:12 pm in Network

Blacknight are members of five European Internet Exchanges, including INEX in Dublin. INEX carries a significant percentage of traffic between ISPs in Ireland. Due to the continued increase of peering, INEX needs to increase the number of IPv4 addresses available on the primary peering LAN. To accomplish this, all peering members will be required to […]

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