Scheduled - IAA has been alerted to upstream planned fibre remediation works that will affect the inter-capital links between Melbourne and Adelaide.

No outage to services, with traffic flowing via the longer path causing increase in latency.

Please contact peering@ix.asn.au or 1300 793 320 if you have any queries regarding this notice
Apr 22, 09:30 AEST

Scheduled - IAA Engineers will be upgrading firmware of the hardware located at Qv1(pe3.per1), NextDC P1(pe2.per5), Equinix PE2(pe1.per4) and Pier DC(pe1.per6) to resolve a port partitioning limitation.

Members with service ports within Qv1(pe3.per1), NextDC P1(pe2.per5), Equinix PE2(pe1.per4) and Pier DC(pe1.per6) should expect their port to go offline during this outage.

Member with service ports within Qv1(pe1.per1, pe2.per1) and NextDC P1(pe1.per5) should expect impact to their services - Peering, VLL Extended Reach and any bilateral you may have to another peer.

Members with VLL to AWS should expect impact to their services.

ALL Members connected to WA-IX should also expect rs1.wa.ix.asn.au to go offline during the first half of the outage and rs2.wa.ix.asn.au during the second half of the outage.

Engineers will make sure one of the route servers is always online during the outage, to maintain the redundancy.

Content served via AS10084 is also impacted.

Inter-capital link between PERADL is on hazard status, no outage is expected as traffic will shift via the longer path causing an increase in latency.

The work is expected to take about 1 hour. However, 4 hours has been booked in the unlikely event of an emergency.

Engineers will drain peering sessions for ports roughly 10 minutes before the planned event using BCP214 compliant filters to ensure traffic is not suddenly dropped. Filters will be removed once the devices are back online and stable.
Apr 1, 14:01 AEDT

Scheduled - IAA has been alerted to upstream planned fibre remediation works in Medindie Gardens, SA, that will affect the inter-capital traffic between Sydney to Adelaide and Adelaide to Perth.

No outage to services, with traffic flowing via the longer path causing increase in latency.

Please contact peering@ix.asn.au or 1300 793 320 if you have any queries regarding this notice
Apr 14, 12:12 AEST

Scheduled - IAA Engineers will be upgrading firmware of the hardware located at Equinix ME1(pe2.mel4) to resolve a port partitioning limitation.

Members with service ports within Equinix ME1 (pe2.mel4) should expect their port to go offline during this outage.

Members with service ports with Equinix ME1 (pe1.mel4) should expect impact to their services

Inter-capital link between MELSYD is on hazard status, no outage is expected as traffic will shift via the longer path causing an increase in latency.

The work is expected to take about 15-30 minutes. However, 4 hours has been booked in the unlikely event of an emergency.

Engineers will drain peering sessions for ports roughly 10 minutes before the planned event using BCP214 compliant filters to ensure traffic is not suddenly dropped. Filters will be removed once the devices are back online and stable.
Apr 1, 13:33 AEDT

Scheduled - IAA has been alerted to upstream planned fibre remediation works in Sydney, that will affect the waves between NextDC S1 and Global Switch.

No outage to services, with traffic flowing via the longer path causing increase in latency.

Please contact peering@ix.asn.au or 1300 793 320 if you have any queries regarding this notice.
Apr 8, 10:11 AEST

Scheduled - IAA Engineers will be upgrading firmware of the hardware located at NextDC B1(pe2.bne1) to resolve a port partitioning limitation.

Members with service ports within NextDC B1 (pe2.bne1) should expect their port to go offline during this outage.

Member with service ports within NextDC B1 (pe1.bne1) should expect impact to their services - Peering, VLL Extended Reach and any bilateral you may have to another peer.

ALL Members connected to QLD-IX should also expect rs2.qld.ix.asn.au to go offline during this outage. Content served via AS10084 is also impacted.

Inter-capital links between SYDBNE are on hazard status, no outage is expected as traffic will shift via the longer path causing an increase in latency.

The work is expected to take about 15-30 minutes. However, 4 hours has been booked in the unlikely event of an emergency.

Engineers will drain peering sessions for ports roughly 10 minutes before the planned event using BCP214 compliant filters to ensure traffic is not suddenly dropped. Filters will be removed once the devices are back online and stable.
Apr 1, 13:30 AEDT