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9 Responses to ".Mac Outage"

1. | Reply John Johnson
   Posted 17 Jun 2004 at 10:57pm #
   

   Eh? I've been having crap sent to my INBOX for a while now, and I haven't noticed an outage.

2. | Reply Erik J. Barzeski
   Posted 17 Jun 2004 at 11:08pm #
   

   It's been out for every one of the fourteen people I've asked tonight as well.

3. | Reply Ken Ferry
   Posted 18 Jun 2004 at 1:19am #
   

   It's been fine for me all day, including right now.

   I'm checking from upstate New York, on roadrunner.

4. | Reply John Johnson
   Posted 18 Jun 2004 at 1:32am #
   

   According to dotmac support site, mail is unavailable to a "small portion of users" and will be "resolved tonight by 12:00 am PDT."

   (For a cool hundred a year, Apple at least has given us a .mac status indicator!)

5. | Reply Jon
   Posted 18 Jun 2004 at 2:22am #
   

   I've just been writing back and forth to a friend and my account is with .Mac. I checked my email again and it seems fine. Network trouble on the way from your ISP to Apple's servers? Did you try a ping or traceroute?

6. | Reply zachk
   Posted 18 Jun 2004 at 3:03am #
   

   My .Mac email account was also unavailable for quite some time earlier, but now it's back, so it's all good.

7. | Reply andy
   Posted 18 Jun 2004 at 4:23am #
   

   .mac uses a server cluster, that's why it works for some, and not for others.

8. | Reply Mat
   Posted 18 Jun 2004 at 5:07am #
   

   Haven't had an issue today with .Mac although I am based in Australia.

9. | Reply Jeff Harrell
   Posted 18 Jun 2004 at 9:10am #
   

   I've been monitoring a new installation of some mail filtering software on a friend's network, so I've got it set up to send me a status report every hour on the hour. I received each one on time all day yesterday and through the night.