Virgin Media customers have been suffering email outages for several days, prompting the firm to call in Microsoft engineers to help with an urgent upgrade. A mysterious configuration problem was identified on one of VM's eight email server clusters last Wednesday. Microsft engineers have struggled to identify the cause, forcing several reboots. The ongoing failure has affected about 10 per cent of VM's 3.6 million subscribers.
















Good thing I have Charter!
Oh, wait...
http://www.wndu.com/technology/headlines/14371862.html
Should read Microsoft Engineers.
As an aside, at work they were carrying out maintenance on the e-mail server, the final line of their notice was...
"...we apologise for any incontinence". I LOL'd.
Pete
If you mean exchange you do realise each mailbox would require VM to buy a CAL?
I'ts been really frustrating not having access to my emails and I'll be spending most of tomorrow replying to them
Wish it was still run by Telewest and not Virgin.
Virgin Media are akin to the horrible unlikable child everyone knew from their school days that was the teachers pet and would tell tales at every given chance. I say this as I'm not liking the way Virgin jumped up to volunteer to monitor 'illegal' internet traffic and report detailed stats back to the government with regard to the governments proposed illegal usage policy plans. They also seem over keen on capping and threating users with disconnection etc.
I hate 'em with a passion now and if their was a better cheaper alternative for combined TV, Phone and fast reliable Internet I'd swap tomorrow.
I hate 'em with a passion now and if their was a better cheaper alternative for combined TV, Phone and fast reliable Internet I'd swap tomorrow.
If it's better surely you'd swap regardless of your Virgin Media Opinion.
The cheaper alternative is to not have a combined package. Shop around.
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