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The widespread issues with packet loss have been identified and resolved, with the exception of a smaller subset of members which will be tracked on a separate WiscNet page: https://status.wiscnet.net/incidents/t7408mmn5gmq.
WiscNet understands the root cause to be: broadcast loops were identified on different locations within the AT&T and TEACH networks borders. The broadcast loops were caused by migrated sites left with two active circuits (BadgerNet and TEACH). At this point, we will close this Status Page. If you are experiencing problems, please contact WiscNet technical support at 608-442-6761, option 2 or email us at support@wiscnet.net. Thank you for your patience!
The investigating regarding packet loss continues. WiscNet sent a list of members who reported issues to the TEACH Network operations manager for the next steps of troubleshooting to start, possibly at the site level. If you are experiencing problems please contact us at support@wiscnet.net or call us at 608-442-6761, option two to report your issues. Again, the packet loss is sporadic, it happens at different levels, at different times of the day, across all members who use BadgerNet or TEACH to connect to WiscNet. Some see impact, others don't. All parties are working diligently to find the root cause and fix for this issue. Thank you for your patience.
We are continuing to investigate this issue.
WiscNet Engineers continue to see packet loss for multiple members that use the TEACH and BadgerNet transport networks to connect to our backbone. For the last two days, GLS and AT&T technicians have been troubleshooting an outage that impacts a subset of the TEACH network users, and in the process are keeping the more widespread issue of packet loss in mind. We will continue to provide updates on a regular basis until this issue is resolved. Please contact us at support@wiscnet.net or call us at 608-442-6761, option 2.
Our partners are further investigating how configuration rules are handling traffic as it transverses the networks. This issue doesn't appear to significantly impact performance for the majority of our members at this point. We will continue to provide updates until the packet loss stops. Again, if you are experiencing issues, please contact our Support Team at support@wiscnet.net or all us at 608-442-6761 option 2.
The investigations continue. If you are experience any issues and have not reported them to our support team, please do do by sending an email to support@wiscnet.net or by calling us at 608-442-6761, option 2. If outside business hours, please call our NOC at 608-442-6761, option 1
We received update that AT&T engineers plan on doing testing throughout the night to further investigate the packet loss issue. We will continue to post updates to this page as we hear from our partners. Thank you for your patience.
WiscNet apologizes for the delay, We continue to work with our partners in identifying the cause of the widespread packet loss. WiscNet engineers have provided logs which are being reviewed. We will provide updates as we get them. Thank you
We appreciate you understanding in this matter, Thank you for your patience.
WiscNet
Unfortunately, this issue remains under investigation. WiscNet has provided logs of our monitoring system to our partners and have opened a general trouble ticket to track the update on the investigation of this widespread issue. The update as off minutes ago is that GLS has escalated the ticket to engineers.
What we know: the packet loss affects different sites at different times of the days and at different impact. It is very important that you contact us if you are experiencing problems so that we can isolate any possible issues with our side of things, and open an individual trouble case with the GLS help desk to further investigate the transport network. Please contact us at support@wiscnet.net or call us at 608-442-6761 option 2 if you are experiencing any problems.
Thank you for your collaboration and patience.
WiscNet
Hello,
WiscNet is investigating the ongoing issue and is working with our partners to find the exact location of the loss of traffic.
We will be posting the findings from our partners at least once a day, please stay tuned. Thank you for your patience.
If the issue for some reason changes greatly in further degradation or a return to expected results, please reach out to WiscNet Support.
If observations or concerns are found outside business hours, please reach out to the WiscNet NOC.
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WiscNet Support;
Hours: 7:45 AM - 4:45 PM (M-F)
Phone: (608)-442-6761 ext. 2
Email: support@wiscnet.net
WiscNet NOC;
Hours: M - F, 24x7
Phone: (608)-442-6761 ext. 1
Email: noc@wiscnet.net
Greetings,
Please be advised that we are currently investigating network issues regarding service issues. We will provide updates as they become available.
Please contact the WiscNet NOC if you have any further questions.
608-442-6761 option 1
noc@wiscnet.net
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