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BT network falls over again

Colossus had a brief lie-down on Friday afternoon. Did it have a boozy lunch?

By Ben King

Published: 26 November 2001 12:01 GMT

BT's national IP network, Colossus, fell over for a second time in a week on Friday afternoon, plunging weary customers into chaos.

The network fell over at 14:55(GMT), a spokeswoman confirmed. It was fully restored by 15:45(GMT), she claimed.

The cause was the same as the major outage which took the network down earlier in the week.

BT is still working with Cisco to find a permanent solution to the problem, but the spokeswoman said an interim measure was implemented on Friday afternoon.

She said: "We regret both the initial problem and the repetition, albeit a brief one, that occurred on Friday afternoon."

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