LMC Technologies - Notice history

At 15:42, our upstream connectivity supplier experienced a service outage,  causing interface instability (“flapping”) and subsequent service disruption within our network environment.

At 15:50, investigations confirmed that the primary customer impact was related to call completion. The instability affected SIP signalling, causing a core service to become unresponsive and preventing calls from completing successfully. Also, preventing access to disable the affected routes and allow the Disaster Recovery to kick in

At 16:21, Engineers managed to disable the affected interfaces to stabilise the platform and initiate established disaster recovery procedures.

At 16:55, service stability was progressively restored following supplier recovery actions, and all services were fully operational and performing within normal parameters.

Our carriers have already scheduled a programme of infrastructure improvements for April, including the migration from the current connectivity supplier to an alternative provider that will deliver enhanced redundancy while improving service resilience. This programme also includes increased rack capacity, deployment of new server infrastructure, and a major platform upgrade to support modern technologies, including AI capabilities and future business growth

This incident has been resolved. If your handset is still offline, please power cycle it.

Whilst services are fully restored, we are waiting for an update from our suppliers as to the reason for the outage. Once we have that,a reason for outage will be issued.

We now have a restricted service back-up and running, but services such as BLF will not be fully operational for a while as we concentrate on getting things running back as normal

Whilst we do have failover mechanisms in place, these only apply when the primary connection is hard down.
As it currently flapping, this prevents the system moving into failover as the connection is not hard down.
Unfortunately, this has put the system in a state where we will have to manually disconnect the link in order to utilise the other links. Our engineers are at site at the datacentre and working on the servers

The engineer is now currently at the data centre working on the issue.

I have been informed Engineers have been dispatched to one of the datacentres to work on the issue.

If you would like a temp divert in place whilst they fix the fault please email HELP@LMC.TEAM with number or up to 3 external numbers to divert to.

Our supplier is continuing to work on a fix for this incident.