[Outages-discussion] sea-us cable outage

[scott]

>     On 5/17/23 7:19 PM, scott wrote:
> 
>       > Does anyone have any good info on the SEA-US cable outage? 
>     Getting crap
>       > information from all directions.  "it's somewhere between Guam
>     and LA.
>       > That's only 4000 miles of cable.
>     ---------------------------------------------------
> 
> 
>     Since I had a few questions on this I thought I'd mention that the ship
>     -finally- took off from port and is headed to the fault.  I was hoping
>     it was the land section, but nooo.


On 5/22/23 7:11 PM, Aloiamoa Anesi wrote:
> I can't find anything on the public internet about the fault. I do know
> we had a maintenance notification from Hawaiki for repairs to their
> backup pair on the Hawaii to Oregon leg a couple weeks ago, and it
> crosses SEA-US somewhere North-East of Hawaii.
>
> On Mon, May 22, 2023 at 7:26 AM scott via Outages-discussion
> <outages-discussion at outages.org <mailto:outages-discussion at outages.org>>
> wrote:


Unfortunately, I do not know the details as I am a router guy.  I am 
just passing on what I see going across my screen in internal 
communications.  Someone from outages mentioned seeing a lot of ASNs 
drop off (or something close) at the same time it was cut.  A few other 
folks asked other questions, so I just wanted to respond.  Maybe that's 
a smaller cable and not many folks use it?  idk.

scott













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