Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die
Across North America, 18 major internet hubs are currently down. Though several of them are in the areas hit by Hurricane Sandy, many others are not. What is going on here?
The information below from http://www.internettrafficreport.com/namerica.htm
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North America Avg. Response Time: 364 Avg. Packet Loss: 32 % Total Routers: 37 Network up: 51 % |
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| This graph shows the North AmericaTraffic Index for the past 24 hours. |  |
I am completely illiterate and uneducated when it comes to understanding these charts, graphs and radio communications, but I am anxious to learn all this stuff. Can anyone point me into the right direction of trying to understand all of this for possibly starting and setting something up in the future?
Are we talking short term future, or further down the line?
I don’t understand the graphs either, I was mainly concerned with the unusual number of hubs down for no apparent reason, not having been directly affected by Sandy.
coordinating malevolent agenda items…like the multi-layered event called -
9/11 INSIDE JOB…..cui bono
Is Israel really “Jewish” ?
…. all 12 Tribes ?
{when was the luciferian TALMUD printed ?}
http://truthtellers.org/alerts/debunkingfarahsfables_reprint.html
Khazars [90% of so-called "Jews"] proselyted 740AD
how about those “Jewish” blessings ? …..MURKINS
http://www.israelect.com/reference/Willie-Martin/
…. all 12 Tribes ?
Good info, Thanks Anthony……….The evil in the world goes much deeper than most will ever realize. When the majority understands the spiritual war we find ourselves in & change every aspect of their daily lives (Higher Consciousness) God will not intervene & expel satan.
gub’mint is probably sewing the interenet kill switch while nobodys looking
You should check nanog (North American Network Operations Group) for answers on questions like this. Just because a location has a large geographical distance from an outage doesn’ t mean it won’t be affected.
When I used to design ISP’s in Ohio a good deal of our traffic routed through Chicago to give you an idea of how weird fiber lays can be for high bandwidth links. A disaster on one coast can easily cause routing failures somewhere down the line if BGP isn’t properly propagated to route around the failed areas. But the simplest answer to this problem is that there are bad routes connecting those AS (Autonomous System numbers are how different networks on the internet route between each other) where you’re seeing the failure to the downed AS. It can take as much as 24 hours for companies to properly agree on and adjust load balancing between an AS so keep an eye open to see if they get updated and start working again.