Domain City down?

I've had trouble today getting and sending mail via my forwarder,
Domain City -- and their web site as well as some that they host all
seem to be unobtainable. Does anyone know what's happened?

Simon

On 18 Jan 2007, Stan The Man <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I've had trouble today getting and sending mail via my forwarder,
>Domain City -- and their web site as well as some that they host all
>seem to be unobtainable. Does anyone know what's happened?

probably better in uk.net.providers and/or alt.internet.providers.uk
or uk.net.web.authors and a check on webhostingtalk might not be amiss

>Simon

LOL. Forgot you post as "Stan" in this group, huh?

On 18 Jan 2007, Stan The Man <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I've had trouble today getting and sending mail via my forwarder,
>Domain City -- and their web site as well as some that they host all
>seem to be unobtainable. Does anyone know what's happened?


Seen elsewhere:

..... has been informed that there is a major power outage in one of the
our Manchester datacentres. This outage is currently affecting our transit
customers, whose connections terminate in IFL2 (Reynolds House, Manchester
Technopark) datacentre. The datacentre engineers are currently working to
resolve the issue as soon as possible.

Also seen elsewhere:

Category: Game2XS - Instant Game Server NewsFlash
There's been a total power failure in our Manchester datacenter, which
powers a number of websites and our co-located customers. Information is
currently sparse however it appears that the main distribution grid has
failed. We will bring you more information as we get it, although our
first concern will be to restore service as soon as possible.

Stan The Man wrote:
> I've had trouble today getting and sending mail via my forwarder,
> Domain City -- and their web site as well as some that they host all
> seem to be unobtainable. Does anyone know what's happened?
>

Just tried mine - to came through in less than 10 seconds.

SLatts

On 18 Jan 2007, "Sla#s" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Just tried mine - to came through in less than 10 seconds.

problem reports were from around 1300 today but presumably fixed
sometime after 1600/1700.