Esevices down?

[arajca]

I've been trying to get into Eservices all day, and I keep getting "Unable to find server" messages. Anyone else having this problem or know if Eservices is down? www.gocivilairpatrol.com works fine.

[Eclipse]

Same.

[xyzzy]

me too

[CAP9907]

Just worked for me

[Stonewall]

Logged sorties, approved quals, and inputted tasks in SQTRs off and on all day. No issues.

[etodd]

Off all day for me as well.  "Server IP not found."   Some kind of strange DNS issues if it works for some and not others.

[SarDragon]

Hmmm...  I have tried several times today, starting around 1100 PDT, and have been totally unsuccessful. Go[CAP].com works.

[etodd]

For the past few days, the IT folks have been working on a Staging area to test all the new sUAS info going into eServices and WMIRS. But thats a subdomain testing area. Should not be causing any issues for the primary domains(?)

[NIN]

Seems like DNS is having some issues.

[PHall]

Just logged in and accessed my info with no problems.

[Eclipse]

Seems like DNS is having some issues.

Ditto - tracerts die about 1/2 way through.

[SarDragon]

Works fine for me now.

[etodd]

7pm Central Time ... still down at my location.  IT folks off on Sunday?

[etodd]

So if I got a call to go chase an ELT now ... it'll all be telephone verbal flight releases, and we'll figure out sorties in WMIRS later.

How often does that happen?

[CAP9907]

So if I got a call to go chase an ELT now ... it'll all be telephone verbal flight releases, and we'll figure out sorties in WMIRS later.

How often does that happen?

We practice that quite often as it will likely be the case in a real-world DR situation..

[Eclipse]

How often does that happen?

Rare enough as to be statistically zero.

[Fubar]

The "is it down or is it just me" website says eServices is up and responding, but I get a DNS not found error when I try to bring up the page.

[chuckmilam]

Seems like DNS is having some issues.

The mantra of the sysadmin:  "It's always DNS, even when 'It's not DNS.'"

[NIN]

Truer words have not been spoken. However, when you see weird traceroutes, the site appears for some and disappears for others, etc, it's hard not to point at DNS as the likely culprit.

E-services is hosted in the cloud now, which means that it was likely some kind of an odd Azure outage that manifested itself like a DNS failure

[jeders]

Not currently working on my work network and it wasn't working on my home wifi last night; but it works fine on the mobile network.

[NIN]

https://status.azure.com/en-us/status

Always helpful, but in this case, inconclusive.

[BJD]

Try manually setting your DNS to 9.9.9.9, that worked for me.

[NIN]

Try manually setting your DNS to 9.9.9.9, that worked for me.

Oddly, my DNS forwarders here at work are Google & Comcast (but not on the Comcast network), and I've had no trouble at all.

Forwarders at home (on Comcast) are Google, and no joy.

Its acting like DNS, but not exactly.  Very strange.

[Gunsotsu]

Still not working. It's obviously working for someone as I'm getting OPS QUALS approval notifications, but can't sign in from anywhere.

[Eclipse]

Same - wondering now if it's under attack.

This is what you get when you choose boutique solutions for national systems.

[NIN]

Same - wondering now if it's under attack.

This is what you get when you choose boutique solutions for national systems.

Microsoft Azure is a boutique solution?

[Eclipse]

Same - wondering now if it's under attack.

This is what you get when you choose boutique horrible solutions for national systems.

Microsoft Azure is a boutique solution?

eServices is hosted in Azure?  My apologies, corrected above.

Azure is the cause of all things bad in the known universe, the multiverse, both directions of time travel, and Iowa.

[etodd]

Not currently working on my work network and it wasn't working on my home wifi last night; but it works fine on the mobile network.

Same here. Not with Comcast, but works on my iPhone and AT&T Wireless.

[PHall]

Same - wondering now if it's under attack.

This is what you get when you choose boutique horrible solutions for national systems.

Microsoft Azure is a boutique solution?

eServices is hosted in Azure?  My apologies, corrected above.

Azure is the cause of all things bad in the known universe, the multiverse, both directions of time travel, and Iowa.

And your solution, oh wise one, would be?

[NIN]

Same - wondering now if it's under attack.

This is what you get when you choose boutique horrible solutions for national systems.

Microsoft Azure is a boutique solution?

eServices is hosted in Azure?  My apologies, corrected above.

Azure is the cause of all things bad in the known universe, the multiverse, both directions of time travel, and Iowa.

You can always voice your displeasure at vendor selection to NHQ. I'm sure they'll be all about it.

[jeders]

Annnd, it seems to be back up and running.

[CAP9907]

Indeed, and that'll do it..