In uk.net.providers.aaisp, on Sat, 31 Oct 2009 22:36:23, Paul Jones 
wrote:

>On Sat, 31 Oct 2009 22:22:42 +0000, RevK  wrote:
>
>>Posted at 2009-10-31 22:12 GMT by RevK
>>Update #3: 2009-10-31 22:22 GMT
>>
>>  Something is up. Not a crash but we are investigating now. Looks like
>>  may be an issue with our RADIUS.
>>
>>  Update: Looks like some sort of issue started a little before 9pm and
>>  has resulted in some lines going off line after 10pm.
>>
>>  Update: We can confirm the LNS did not crash. Lines are coming back
>>  now, and we are trying to find the underlying cause of the issue.
>>  Looking at graphs it seems most lines that have been affected were only
>>| off for a couple of minutes.
>>>
>>> Update: This looks more complex. We have seen lots of LCP timeouts as
>>> well. Something triggered this.[IMAGE]
>
>
>FFS. This is getting beyond a joke. Recently there are more days when
>there is at least one issue than clear days with none. Each issue seems
>to be getting longer too. Always used to be a few minutes now they are
>getting nearer to 30 minutes each time as this one was!

This is the first one for ages to have affected me.  Waited 5 mins and 
re-booted - nothing.  The router eventually re-synched all by itself as 
it has done quite happily before.

-- 
Jim Crowther