Yosemite Caching Service Issue?

Question

Hello All,
I am running Yosemite 10.10.1 Server and have the Caching Service (among other) enabled.  This has been running just fine for awhile.  On December 10th the served posted an alert that there was some problem with the Caching Service (sorry I don't have the alert, I just deleted it after reading).  So I headed over to the Caching Service logs and noticed that is was failing when as noted in the log snipper below:
Dec 13 02:17:47 osxHome.local AssetCache[170]: Request for certificate from https://lcdn-registration.apple.com/resource/cert.cer failed: The Internet connection appears to be offline.
Dec 13 02:17:47 osxHome.local AssetCache[170]: 156 consecutive registration failure(s).  Server is suspended.  Will re-register in 3249 seconds.
So this seems to indicate that the server believe that it cannot get a certificate from the server because it is "offline".  As I mentioned this has gone on since sometime on Dec 10th.  I recently (within the past 10 days) had two significant system changes, my system hard disk failed and I replaced it with an OWC SSD and in troubleshooting connection losses between iTunes and Apple TV I assigned static IP address to the server (I was effectively static before as I setup the DHCP server to assign the address when ever the servers "mac" address requested an IP.  But anyway I mention that just in case it may be relevant.  So I cycled the Cache service off and then back on and the logs posted the following:
Dec 13 10:58:18 osxHome.local AssetCache[92137]: Caching Server shutting down (15)
Dec 13 10:58:18 osxHome com.apple.xpc.launchd[1] (com.apple.AssetCache[92137]): Service exited with abnormal code: 15
Dec 13 10:58:53 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Caching Server started
Dec 13 10:58:53 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Request for configuration from http://suconfig.apple.com/resource/registration/v1/config.plist failed: The Internet connection appears to be offline.
Dec 13 10:58:53 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Reverting to last accepted configuration
Dec 13 10:58:54 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Request for blacklist from http://suconfig.apple.com/resource/registration/v1/blacklist.plist failed: The Internet connection appears to be offline.
Dec 13 10:58:54 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: 1 consecutive cleanup failure(s).  Will retry in 50 seconds.
Dec 13 10:59:44 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Request for blacklist from http://suconfig.apple.com/resource/registration/v1/blacklist.plist failed: The Internet connection appears to be offline.
Dec 13 10:59:44 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: 2 consecutive cleanup failure(s).  Will retry in 280 seconds.
Dec 13 11:04:24 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Request for blacklist from http://suconfig.apple.com/resource/registration/v1/blacklist.plist failed: The Internet connection appears to be offline.
Dec 13 11:04:24 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Cleanup failed.  Giving up.
Dec 13 11:04:24 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Request for certificate from https://lcdn-registration.apple.com/resource/cert.cer failed: The Internet connection appears to be offline.
Dec 13 11:04:24 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: 1 consecutive registration failure(s).  Server remains suspended.  Will re-register in 21 seconds.
Dec 13 11:04:45 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Request for certificate from https://lcdn-registration.apple.com/resource/cert.cer failed: The Internet connection appears to be offline.
Dec 13 11:04:45 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: 2 consecutive registration failure(s).  Server remains suspended.  Will re-register in 49 seconds.
Dec 13 11:05:34 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: Request for certificate from https://lcdn-registration.apple.com/resource/cert.cer failed: The Internet connection appears to be offline.
Dec 13 11:05:34 osxHome.local AssetCache[97175]: 3 consecutive registration failure(s).  Server is suspended.  Will re-register in 1557 seconds.
So all of that appears to indicate that the problem is on apple's side, but if it was I figured when I did an internet search something would have popped up so I have a sinking feeling the problem is on my side.
Anyone have any experience in this area or can offer any suggestions?
TIA
Ron

Answer 1

Hold down the option key and select the Wi-Fi menu in the menu bar. What values are shown for the following?
          PHY Mode
          Channel
          Security
          Signal/Noise or RSSI
          Transmit Rate
Please do not post the BSSID, as that information is private.
Now hold down the option key again and select
           ▹ System Information... ▹ Network ▹ Wi-Fi
Compare the two-letter Country Code with the ISO code for your country. Does it match? The code X0 means that the country couldn't be determined. The code X3 means South America, not otherwise specified.