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The dataplane connection for the FABRIC INDI site is currently down.
This only impacts slices which are using FABNet services that go over the dataplane connection to other FABRIC sites.
Access to slice Virtual Machines, and FABRIC services within this FABRIC site, should work normally.
The Indiana GigaPoP Network Operations Center is reporting a network outage for the fiber path from Indiana University to StarLight.
Updates will be provided to the FABRIC Announcements Forum.
The FABRIC INDI dataplane connection is down due to a fiber cut. Updates will be provided on the dedicated posting “FABRIC INDI Dataplane is Down” in the FABRIC Announcements forum
The FABRIC INDI dataplane link maintenance is complete, and link is back in service. This topic will be closed.
Closing this topic, because the title includes two site, and only the FABRIC TACC dataplane link is still down. A new topic will be opened for the FABRIC TACC dataplane.
I think the main consideration is that HC is based on 64 bit counters, and the non HC is based on 32 bit counters. So for a high speed interface a 32 bit counter may roll over quite often. Using a 64 bit counter is more convenient in terms of not having to monitor for counter roll overs. The data in terms of packet counts should be equivalent.
The fiber has been repaired in Los Angeles, and the FABRIC UCSD dataplane link is now back in service.
This topic will be closed.
