20091105 - Planned Network Maintenance - Kansas City
Subject: 11/05/09 Planned Network Maintenance - Kansas City
Planned Network Maintenance - one of ETRN.com's connectivity providers will be doing maintenance on their circuit as shown below. This maintenance should not have a significant effect on the services provided by ETRN.com.
Start time: 3:00am central 11/05/09
End time: 7:00am central 11/05/09
Expected Outage/Downtime: 20 minutes
Purpose: The purpose of this work is to perform software and hardware upgrades on core routers at key locations.
During this maintenance window, you will experience one or more brief interruptions in service while we complete the maintenance activities; the interruptions are expected to last less than 20 minutes total. However, due to the complexity of the work, your downtime may be longer. Customers may also see some reconvergence during the maintenance window.
Update: 11/05/09 Maintenance Completed Kansas City
This message is to let you know that we've completed the maintenance scheduled for 11/05/09 in Kansas City. Your service should be working normally at this time. Outcome of maintenance: successfully completed
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