- ResolvedResolved
the problem will continue to be circumvented with the static ndp entry as it has been for the last few months. no further problems are to be expected. we will intensively test and fix the issue in the background. All affected customers who have either IPv6 endpoints OR IPv6 addresses are entitled to a 3-day extension of the runtime by means of a ticket. We apologize for the problems, this is not our claim.
- UpdateUpdate
the problem has reappeared. we have again added a permanent NDP entry which had also caused problems before. this should keep the problem stable for the time being. compensation in the form of runtime for affected customers is being clarified internally.
- UpdateUpdate
it seems to be stable again without any changes on our part. We have contacted the ISP because it has often attracted negative attention.
- IdentifiedIdentified
We are continuing to work on a fix for this incident. NDP is flapping.
- MonitoringMonitoring
The problem could be traced back to a strange problem with NDP which we will analyze further. the main instance is now back in operation and we implemented a fix for it and checking the stability now.
- UpdateUpdate
The problem occurs specifically only on our main instance (1). we maintain this instance and try to fix the problem. until then the traffic runs via the 2nd backup instance without interruption.
- UpdateUpdate
We (seems like that) found the cause and are implementing a fix. after each reload of the network config, a problem arose whereby the routers no longer had a functioning ipv6 for several minutes
- IdentifiedIdentifiedWe are continuing to work on a fix for this incident.