Internet rumor mill is mentioning that it's a router issue (nuked the BGP routes), with speculation that the outage took out access to the routers themselves. So the resolution needs to be done by people on site (with the routers), and that those people don't have access to do so yet.
Also that some FB employees can't enter buildings because the network outage is interfering with the authentication for access.
Internet rumor mill is mentioning that it's a router issue (nuked the BGP routes), with speculation that the outage took out access to the routers themselves.
This week was scheduled to have 3 days or 10 days of darkness and some interpreted this as just meaning that the internet would go dark.
DNS.Internet rumor mill is mentioning that it's a router issue (nuked the BGP routes), with speculation that the outage took out access to the routers themselves. So the resolution needs to be done by people on site (with the routers), and that those people don't have access to do so yet.
Oh Dear. How Unfortunate.Never Mind.Also that some FB employees can't enter buildings because the network outage is interfering with the authentication for access.
Rethinking their reliance one hopes.It must be that some business use FB as a crucial element. I wonder effect what a prolonged outage will have. Major implications, to be sure.
Brian Krebs, who is usually halfway in the know on this kind of thing, is reporting it's a DNS issue, with the records being withdrawn from the global routing tables.
You gotta admit Facebook workers being unable to get inside Facebook because they networked the security system through...Facebook is some Douglas Adams level lol.
This week was scheduled to have 3 days or 10 days of darkness and some interpreted this as just meaning that the internet would go dark.
I wonder what the meme for today is going to be? "Instageddon"? "FaceBust"?

DNS.
That halfway makes sense, because I see that facebook.com is not resolving, but I've never heard of DNS A records being put into routing tables.