60 networks out in Uganda

By Dyn Events on June 1, 2013 10:00 PM | No TrackBacks

60 networks experienced an outage in Uganda starting at 20:22 UTC on June 01. This represents 33% of the routed networks in the country.

100% of the networks in this event reached the Internet through the connection: Bandwidth and Cloud Services Group Ltd (AS37273) to BHARTI Airtel Ltd. (AS9498).

This event continues a sequence of recent events in Uganda affecting many of the same networks. At publication, we have seen:
Summary statistics on the event are as follows:
date/time2013-Jun-01 20:22:00 UTC
primary geography Uganda
primary organization Tangerine Limited (AS37113)
severity33% of the routed networks in the country

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