Anyone else experiencing problems? I have not been able to log in to either--the login pages don't even load--since Wednesday (27 Dec) afternoon. Tried it at different computers and on different networks.
Yep as Emirates Mac pointed out, it was mostly traffic on the secure protocol that was timing out. A fix I discovered was to set the proxy servers for both http and https traffic to proxy1.emirates.net.ae:8080. That fixed web log ons but MSN Messenger and POP access to GMail is still down.
I wonder if it's related to this; http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/12/27/061227100430.q1satn81.html
I had problems most of the day too - it seemed to be OK in the Free Zones area though. Later in the evening they seemed to get it more-or-less sorted out. There was also a news item I caught a part of on radio saying something about under-ocean cable damage somewhere.
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I had problems yesterday with all different web sites, including Google. It was especially secure connections (https://) that kept timing out.
Apparently all traffic on nonstandard ports was being blocked (or slowed down)
443,22,5800,5900 are some of the few.
OMG etisuck broke th3 interweb.. or their tubes got clogged
Yep as Emirates Mac pointed out, it was mostly traffic on the secure protocol that was timing out. A fix I discovered was to set the proxy servers for both http and https traffic to proxy1.emirates.net.ae:8080. That fixed web log ons but MSN Messenger and POP access to GMail is still down.
I wonder if it's related to this; http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/12/27/061227100430.q1satn81.html
I had problems most of the day too - it seemed to be OK in the Free Zones area though. Later in the evening they seemed to get it more-or-less sorted out.
There was also a news item I caught a part of on radio saying something about under-ocean cable damage somewhere.
Spoke to Etisilat yesterday and they told us that the earthquake near Taiwain has damaged a cable. therefore they are prioritising http traffic only
Why does Etisalat always blame a quake or something? They probably just spilt tea on the servers again.
~JG
Earthquake in Taiwan? India, Europe or even the US East coast I can see, but Taiwan!?
Anyway, things seem to be back to normal today.
I also experience the same problems. No Gmail, no Hotmail. You expect Etisalat to look at their lousy junk filled email!!
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