Brad, K1GTo wrote:

Does anybody Have a IRLP node number on which NASA will broadcast the shuttle re-entry tomorrow morning?

I was hosting the Shuttle audio on IRLP Reflector 9870, channel 9 (9879) for Chris N6ICW who is the uplink to the IRLP network. Up until last night it was running well, no complaints on bandwidth or packet loss issues, and just chugging along.

(IRLP had problems on the previous Reflector used during the last launch with packet-loss last time from certain networks. Reflector 9870 is hosted on dual 100mb/s pipes to Cogent and InterNAP by a kind local ham.)

The hardware running Reflector 9870 and also http://status.irlp.net died at 1AM Mountain Time last night at the co-location center, and a volunteer went down there today around 12PM Mountain time to see what the status of the machine was.

It won't boot. It's been removed from the site for repair.

*** Chris N6ICW and Dave Cameron VE7LTD reconfigured the feed to point to IRLP Reflector 9000, channel 9 (9009) for the remainder of the mission. ***

Announcements regarding the status of major equipment/server problems or outages in the IRLP network are normally sent first to the IRLP YahooGroups list (irlp@yahoogroups.com), where I've been sending updates today about the problems experienced above.

73, Nate WY0X