Customer service update – 26th October 2016.
October 26th, 2016
Author: T Rigg
Posted In: Latest news
October 26th, 2016
Author: T Rigg
Posted In: Latest news
You will be pleased to know that since my last update in July our team have been working behind the scenes to improve overall core network resilience and capacity. This means to say that we are now able to communicate with the rest of the internet (the world) at a much higher speed in Manchester to allow for increased demand on the network both now and into the future, including direct links to mainstream content providers and search engines.
In addition to the increased capacity mentioned above, we must also do our utmost to protect your service from main line service interruptions. In order to achieve this we must connect to the internet in more than one place. Scotland was the logical choice for us and we are making it a reality by commissioning a northbound fibre link into Edinburgh, which, like Manchester, is another meeting point with the rest of the internet.
The first phase of this new link into Edinburgh involves upgrading our core router in Manchester to one with double the capacity of the original; this will be commissioned on Wednesday 9th November between 01:00 and 03:00, all customers will experience a short outage whilst this work is carried out.
All the major projects aside, we have been working on your suggestions and comments sent in earlier this year:
Service/Planned Outages
Tom Rigg,
Head of Networking.
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