RinaldoGandolphi wrote: »Iskrasfemme wrote: »RinaldoGandolphi wrote: »It's not ZOS fault
A fiber cable owned by Level 3 has been cut in Houston Texas. It is not fully repaired yet. In the meantime traffic is being re-routed on a different path. Continue to expect issues until it's fixed. There is nothing ZOS can do about it but wait.
How do I know? Because I received an email from Level 3 telling me about it because my employer buys bandwidth from them. ZOS servers are in Texas...
Hopefully Level 3 gets it fixed soon. Probably won't be today unless they are willing to pay guys mega overtime, plus ya gotta hire a contractor with equipment to dig it all up and fix it...it's not just something they can snap their fingers and fix. Ya gotta meet with city officials, get permission from state utility boards, work with the power company, etc
I'd expect everything back to normal by early Tuesday morning they will re-route traffic until then and keep the majority of most used internet services functional
Do you really think that a company that up to now does not give me any explanation about what happens to its servers, after 22 hours of trouble, are you saying any truth in the posted banner?
Yes I am. How would ZOS know there is a fiver cable that got cut in error?
This was in the email I received:
*** CASCADED EXTERNAL NOTES 04-Mar-2017 01:21:34 GMT From CASE: 12333707 - Event
Field Services reports that excavation crews have arrived on site, and excavations are underway. Replacement fiber has been dispatched to the failure site, with an ETA of approximately 02:00 GMT.
It failed early March 4th, as you can see, they had to hire a contractor excavation crew to dig sometime yesterday.
Everything is not completely fixed yet. I don't live in Texas I don't know how far along they are. Maybe we will get lucky and everything will be back to 100% tommorow
Just jumping on ZOS without knowing everything is simply unfair. To ZOS credit when things have been internal to their own networks they have owned up to them.
The alternate routes depending where you live may be saturated until this fiber cut issue is fully fixed. Blame the food who obviously didn't call before you dig
Shrinkwrap wrote: »This was in the email I received:
*** CASCADED EXTERNAL NOTES 04-Mar-2017 01:21:34 GMT From CASE: 12333707 - Event
Field Services reports that excavation crews have arrived on site, and excavations are underway. Replacement fiber has been dispatched to the failure site, with an ETA of approximately 02:00 GMT.
That's interesting... can you post the entire email?
Quoted from another thread, because some people in the "keep trying" bucket may find it useful:Try this. If you can open this link, you should be able to log in to NA: https://live-services.elderscrollsonline.com/announcement/message?announcer_id=2
If it returns "<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><zos_platform_response>.." etc, you should be able to log in.
If you get a time out error, you won't be able to log in.
Shrinkwrap wrote: »This was in the email I received:
*** CASCADED EXTERNAL NOTES 04-Mar-2017 01:21:34 GMT From CASE: 12333707 - Event
Field Services reports that excavation crews have arrived on site, and excavations are underway. Replacement fiber has been dispatched to the failure site, with an ETA of approximately 02:00 GMT.
That's interesting... can you post the entire email?
Rohamad_Ali wrote: »Work around to get in but you have to follow exact instructions .
Open Zos file in Program Files/ Launcher/ rename Program Data file to Program Data Backup . Stop .
Close folder , stop . Open your launcher, let it up date , stop . Close launcher completely , stop . Reopen launcher and now login your account .
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Ok all, we're seeing that more and more of you are able to get back in. With so many coming back in now, it may take a bit of time until everyone can log back in, but please keep trying.