ISP "crashes"
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ISP "crashes"
A query please. I frequently read on this site about BT etc. having major crashes--yet this knowledge seldom, if ever, makes the public domain. Other than dedicated IT professionals, whom I assume have their own sources, is it possible at all for other users to find out if an ISP is having / has had problems by logging on to a specific site?. Reason I am asking, is that Yahoo--as ever 
seem to have been having problems with their Groups recently---they seem fine during certain off peak hours---and for a couple of days--but thereafter profiles not found / unable to post etc. Hence I know there is a problem with the ISP, I can discount any problems with my PC and let them eventually sort it out.
Many thanks.
K n C
seem to have been having problems with their Groups recently---they seem fine during certain off peak hours---and for a couple of days--but thereafter profiles not found / unable to post etc. Hence I know there is a problem with the ISP, I can discount any problems with my PC and let them eventually sort it out. Many thanks.
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Most ISP's have a link on somewhere on thier site, ususally under support, that gives the "current network" or "current system status"
If you are on BT Yahoo Broadband - i'm guessing from what you said. Then : http://help.btinternet.com/yahoo/hel...Y_Home,00.html
SHould take you straight to the service status page - assuming of course that the problem they have lets you connect!
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If you are on BT Yahoo Broadband - i'm guessing from what you said. Then : http://help.btinternet.com/yahoo/hel...Y_Home,00.html
SHould take you straight to the service status page - assuming of course that the problem they have lets you connect!
Memetic.
