We're back up again - Thanks!
#19


Join Date: Jan 2002
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And I thought it was my setup here, so I was dinking with things all day long trying to figure it out, after I think I nearly srewed up all my settings on all my network devices, and rebuilt my DNS tables, it's good to know it wasn't me
#20
Join Date: Jun 2000
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Am I wrong, or was this the longest time that FT has been down?
Pheew, all day on Saturday till a short time ago. What happened?
Almost felt like being constipated.
How do you spell relief: F-L-Y-E-R-T-A-L-K
bj-21.
[This message has been edited by blackjack-21 (edited 02-24-2002).]
Pheew, all day on Saturday till a short time ago. What happened?
Almost felt like being constipated.

How do you spell relief: F-L-Y-E-R-T-A-L-K

bj-21.
[This message has been edited by blackjack-21 (edited 02-24-2002).]
#21

Join Date: Jun 2000
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by mymiles2go:
And I thought it was my setup here, so I was dinking with things all day long trying to figure it out, after I think I nearly srewed up all my settings on all my network devices, and rebuilt my DNS tables, it's good to know it wasn't me
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And I thought it was my setup here, so I was dinking with things all day long trying to figure it out, after I think I nearly srewed up all my settings on all my network devices, and rebuilt my DNS tables, it's good to know it wasn't me
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I think the board going up and down is directly related to FF express lines shutting down and openeing up!
#22


Join Date: Jan 2002
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by JRF:
I don't see how changing your DNS would effect if you could access FT. Certainly you would have determined that FT was the only site you could not have opened.
I think the board going up and down is directly related to FF express lines shutting down and openeing up!</font>
I don't see how changing your DNS would effect if you could access FT. Certainly you would have determined that FT was the only site you could not have opened.
I think the board going up and down is directly related to FF express lines shutting down and openeing up!</font>
#23
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Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: San Diego,CA
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It was a tough weekend without f.talk.First I dialed 911 then I took 2 aspirin.
The good news is I too got a lot of work done.
I felt like I almost had a real life again......
No mileage earning tips arrrggghhhh!!!!!!
The pain
The good news is I too got a lot of work done.
I felt like I almost had a real life again......
No mileage earning tips arrrggghhhh!!!!!!
The pain
#24
Join Date: Oct 2000
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Posts: 1,513
Pinging Flyertalk's address returned a response during the outage. It seems that ever since the server was moved to Viawest that outages are more common. It would be nice if during outages there was a redirection to a webpage that indicated the outage reason. The 22nd outage was caused by UPS failure and a datacenter connectivity loss.
#29
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by fly co to see the yanks:
hey guys, if we are going to get ultra-negative, i have to insist that we move this whole thread to the Continental Airlines (CO) board.
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hey guys, if we are going to get ultra-negative, i have to insist that we move this whole thread to the Continental Airlines (CO) board.
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A joke, I guess?

#30
Moderator: Hilton Honors, Practical Travel Safety Issues, Information Desk & San Francisco



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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by phoenixitc:
Pinging Flyertalk's address returned a response during the outage. It seems that ever since the server was moved to Viawest that outages are more common. It would be nice if during outages there was a redirection to a webpage that indicated the outage reason. The 22nd outage was caused by UPS failure and a datacenter connectivity loss. </font>
Pinging Flyertalk's address returned a response during the outage. It seems that ever since the server was moved to Viawest that outages are more common. It would be nice if during outages there was a redirection to a webpage that indicated the outage reason. The 22nd outage was caused by UPS failure and a datacenter connectivity loss. </font>





