Rozelle outage 2039 - foxtel cable

We've been without foxtel signal from 8th June - which is in the service status page.. annoyingly the scheduled completion date is always 3 days in advance. So we have been checking every 3 days since the 8th June The next scheduled date is 3rd July for completion Foxtel say its Telstra cable - Telstra say its a Foxtel issue... basically nobody knows what the issue is other than theres a fault - but the status just keeps breaching and being reset to 3 days later. Has anyone had a similar issue? Or is everyone in true spirit, just accepting the month long outage with no explanation given or reason given?

Hey RozelleRP,
I was going to look into this outage further for you, but I just checked and it looks like it has been cleared. Hopefully you're back online now
Brodie

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how old is the server?
How old is your network switches?
Any computer or server with NIC or network switches going south, may cause the intermittent issue.
They may flood the network with packets thus hang the system.
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