O2 network down
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Compared to NEVER having a usable signal on 3, this is light years better, and I'm only paying £10 a month on GiffGaff.
Funnily enough, both times this has happened, the OH who is with O2 on contract has been unaffected. I wonder if they assign their subsidiary networks like Tesco and GiffGaff to the same nodes, and their own customers to others?
Either way, all back up and running by the end of Friday.
Funnily enough, both times this has happened, the OH who is with O2 on contract has been unaffected. I wonder if they assign their subsidiary networks like Tesco and GiffGaff to the same nodes, and their own customers to others?
Either way, all back up and running by the end of Friday.
News Briefing said:
O2 UK said it has resolved a network problem which left around 10% of its customers unable to make or receive calls, or use data. The problem affected customers on Friday 12th October, with O2 saying that customers could experience intermittent performance as full service was restored during the 'rush hour' early evening period, when mobile phone use is high. O2 said services were fully restored by 13th October. It attributed the problem to the failure of a network node. A fix was found by 15.30 hours on 12th October, and to fully restore service a backlog of traffic has had to be processed following the fix. The operator insisted it was the not the same fault that as the one in July. It said the latest outage was highly regrettable and apologised for any inconvenience, but added that it would not be offering compensation in this case.
Not familiar with this particular bit of kit but this is most unusual.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/mobile-phone...
Heads indeed have rolled.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/mobile-phone...
Heads indeed have rolled.
hornetrider said:
Heads indeed have rolled.
Where, it looks from this article that O2 are replacing Ericsson kit with ... er... Ericsson kit.http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/10/17/o2_databas...
Interesting. Two different products from the same vendor wouldn't provide identical functionality, my guess is E/// are now offering a cheaper, crapper solution in order to try and save some face.
Major headache for O2 and they'll be praying it doesn't fk up again before they rip it out.
Major headache for O2 and they'll be praying it doesn't fk up again before they rip it out.
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