Telstra’s internet service has crashed Australia-wide, knocking an estimated three million users offline for about an hour.
The carrier lost connectivity at 1.50pm (AEDT) on Thursday, and while many customers were reconnected by 3pm, Telstra is still trying to figure out what went wrong.
Telstra spokeswoman Karina Keisler said the crash affected customers in every state.
“The cause of the outage is unclear at this stage, and while it’s since been restored, we’re working quickly to try to identify the cause,” she said.
Microblogging site Twitter was inundated with posts from users venting their confusion and frustration.
Telstra posted the following message on its Twitter page about 2.30pm: “As you have noticed some of you may be experiencing intermittent internet access. This is being investigated as a priority.”
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9 Comments
Must be all this emailing about Jooliar and The Milky bar Kid..- Kevin. Overload, so glad I'm not with telstra
ReplyYes, attitude; It could be; it would choose how many people are actually taking an interest in politics and getting involved! Great!
Replyi am not , I am with iinet, but could not get overseas websites for an hour today .. only rolled back a week to try to fix.
ReplyI'm with iinet but still having problems with overseas websites 9.10 W.S.T
Replytry internode , they kick telstra butt
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