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March 13, 2004 at 12:47 am #83206
detn8r
ParticipantDid you even bother to check out the link provided?
March 13, 2004 at 12:52 am #83214ladie_vennom
MemberDont know bout anyone else..but I can access my hotmail now.
March 13, 2004 at 12:52 am #83226Dan_the_Man
MemberMy MSN is back up
March 13, 2004 at 1:06 am #83213David
ParticipantMine isn’t.
Code:19:00- *** Cycling connection…
19:01- *** Error while connecting (Error Code: 12002). Disconnecting.
19:01- *** Reconnecting to MSN as “XXXXX@hotmail.com”
19:01- *** Will attempt 10 connections with 60 second intervals.
19:01- *** Connecting to MSN as “XXXXX@hotmail.com”, attempt 1.…
March 13, 2004 at 1:14 am #83199Jeff Hester
KeymasterI can get into msn msger now. however I cant log into groups. I can pick up my email from hotmail through OE though. And most people still aren’t able to get into hotmail either.
March 13, 2004 at 1:18 am #83205detn8r
ParticipantIn more detail with Amy’s elaboration on what is causing the connection problems, I decided to try my own one on one chat with a tech, and here’s what he told me:
Question: Requesting assistance with the error 0x81000370.
( Graham Coats has joined )
( Nick has joined )
Nick: Hello Graham, thank you for using MSN Interactive Online Support. My name is Nick and I will be your Online Technical Support Engineer. I look forward to assisting you today.
Graham Coats: Thank you. How are you today?
Nick: I am doing good, Graham. Thank you for asking.
Nick: I would appreciate if you can please briefly explain me the issue you are experiencing so that I can pinpoint the issue and provide you the appropriate resolution in order to resolve the same.
Graham Coats: I am under the understanding that your servers are having issues at this time connecting with the .NET services like Hotmail, and MSN Messenger. I was wondering if you couldn explain to me: Why the ones who didn’t sign out are still able to send/receive IM through MSN Messenger, how some are able to gain access to Hotmail and their accounts, and how some are able to log in now, and others are not. Also if there would be a rough time-stamp on how long it will take your tech’s to fix the problem.
Graham Coats: Also, if it is a problem with your services, why does it throw people off by giving the errors that it is their internet connection that has a problem?
Nick: Thank you for explaining me, Graham.
Nick: I would like to inform you that people who are already signed in, may or may not affect them. However, people who are trying to signing now, will not be able to do so. I cannot give you the exact time when the servers will be back. The estimated time that is given should be within the next couple of hours.
Nick: I hope you will extend your full support towards us.
Graham Coats: Definitely. Now is there a reason to why it is giving me and others different error codes including that our internet connection is the problem? And possibly WHAT exactly cause the problem?
Nick: Graham, the cause of the problem is that MSN Severs are undergoing regular maintenance. Hence the problem. Please do not worry; there is no problem at your end.
Nick: Do you have any further questions about the information that I have sent you?
Graham Coats: Is there a exact time you do “matience” monthly – etc?
Nick: It is not monthly. However, It is done at a regular basis. I cannot tell you the exact time, Graham as it is done by the server side technicians.
Graham Coats: Understood. Thank you for your time.
Nick: Graham, it was a pleasure chatting with you about the Sign in issue today. For your convenience and future reference, your ticket number is ******** you will receive by email a detailed transcript of our chat. Thank you for choosing MSN Internet Access as your online service provider. We are available 24 hours, 7 days a week. If you need further assistance, please come back and visit us again.
Nick: Thank you for your cooperation and patience. Have a great evening.
( Graham Coats has exited )March 13, 2004 at 1:32 am #83201Jeff Hester
Keymastergaim works as well but it’s giving errors.
it just said “internal server error”
March 13, 2004 at 1:43 am #83212David
ParticipantReconnected now on the East Cost.
March 13, 2004 at 1:51 am #83211Faizan
MemberStill not back for UK yet. 🙁 But quite honestly, it’s so peaceful today, no-one’s saying:
N00b: “Hey, ASL Plz?”
Faizan: “You added me, where the hell did you get my email from?”
N00b: “No, you added me, so tell me your ASL or I’ll delete you!”
Faizan: “Oh please delete me” 😀March 13, 2004 at 2:04 am #83215shifter
ParticipantI connected just fine here. [:P]
March 13, 2004 at 2:05 am #83219TheASP86
MemberI’m in PA. Still no connection for me.
March 13, 2004 at 2:07 am #83204detn8r
ParticipantOK, it seems to have connected me fine now as well. I guess everyone is slowly being given access.
March 13, 2004 at 2:07 am #83210Faizan
MemberQuote:quote:Originally posted by shifterI connected just fine here. [:P]
Lucky bastards, I am still not able to login. 🙁
Edit: OK We are back too. 😀
March 13, 2004 at 10:58 am #83222dme
MemberQuote:quote:Originally posted by detn8r
[Nick: Graham, the cause of the problem is that MSN Severs are undergoing regular maintenance. Hence the problem. Please do not worry; there is no problem at your end.Does anyone know what went on in this Maintanance? Is it related to the 6.2 release? It was quite long for a ‘regular maintanance’
March 13, 2004 at 6:25 pm #83203detn8r
ParticipantQuote from mess.be:
UPDATE 2: After about eight hours, all services are back up’n’runnin’… My god, we just passed another Live Outside The Box Day 😛“It was a completely internal issue,” the Microsoft spokesperson states in a PCWorld article. The problem had nothing to do with hackers or the security patch for MSN Messenger (6.1.0211) that Microsoft released earlier this week, she adds.
Service complaints came mostly from the U.S. and Canada, but users outside of North America may also have been affected, the spokesperson says. Users who were already connected to the services were for the most part able to continue using them, the issue primarily affected new log-ons, she says.
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