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<p>We are having VPN (ESP) drop issues through Telia and had to shut
them down to resolve</p>
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<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Tom Sands
Principal Architect, Network Operations
Rackspace Hosting</pre>
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<div dir="ltr">Hi,
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Is anyone seeing issues with Telia? We started getting
complaints about random ports not working. We are sending
packets to RR customers in CA from NY. The path is NTT ->
Telia -> RR. When we send the same traffic out via HE to
RR in NYC and there is no issue. When we do traceroutes some
just die in snge (anyone know where that is)? While other
traces make it. I suspect there is a bad line card
somewhere that is routing the traffic incorrectly (based on
the dead trace routes). Anyone else seeing htis?</div>
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