telia

In 2000, Telia got a single IBM G6 mainframe hosting 1500 virtual Linux images.

All latency should be back to normal levels and we'll continue to monitor the Telia repair progress.

In Sweden a couple of years ago, the largest mobile operator Telia injected some toolbar with ads on top of all mobile web content.

Trace route fails after ddf-b2-link.telia.net but that's not necessarily a problem.

Within a working day literally all of the swedish media sites had collectively blocked all access to their web sites from Telia mobile IP ranges.

I am confident that the main Swedish ISP provider Telia is capping as we speak.

Peering from Sweden via Telia is excellent, considering the distance.

And some, like Telia in Sweden, will keep calling until you listen to a certain percentage of the message to helpfully ensure that you've gotten the message.

The company that produced the solution Telia used have exited that market (and focus on providing smart card solutions for companies and organizations like the public care providers).

(For the story Numericable has abandoned the peering part of the job and just buy bandwith to Level3, Neotelecoms, Telia and HE mainly.

There are some unconfirmed suggestions that a cable was severed[1], which I'm not sure I believe yet but certainly any packet going via telia.net is having a bad time.

> Within a working day literally all of the swedish media sites had collectively blocked all access to their web sites from Telia mobile IP ranges.

> "One of our upstreams (Telia) appears to have a trans-Atlantic cable cut.

The Digital Ocean status page [1] claims that "Preliminary investigation indicates that Telias Transatlantic cable are down." which would make sense, because my ISP is Telia and I can't connect to most of the internet.

Datalagringsdirektivet is not applicable for most providers in Norway, only the big carriers like Telenor, Telia-Sonera/Netcom and Tele2.

Interestingly enough (Telia)Sonera has already removed (some) of it's roaming charges when roaming on their own network.

Sadly my broadband provider, Telia, is one of those nice old telecom companies who're still living in the stone age.