DI SMS 365 (SMSx) | Operator Services | Application Maintenance | PCR Number #PCRSDI-12408
Services :: DI SMS 365 (SMSx) PCR Number :: PCRSDI-12408 Start Date and Time (GMT):: 12th November 2026 07:00 Hrs. End Date and Time (GMT):: 12th November 2026 11:00 Hrs. Impact: Mobile Terminating (MT) Traffic: Potential Latency Mobile Originated (MO) Traffic: Potential Latency DR Notification: Potential Latency Description: Digital Interconnect has scheduled a planned maintenance to carry out activities on the internal applications. If you experience any issues during this maintenance , please contact the Operator Service NOC immediately at operatorservices.noc@sinch.com or +1 470.300.8394 (select 'support' from the menu, option 2 for Digital Interconnect and then option 1) and reference this notification.
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Maintenance
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Services :: DI SMS 365 (SMSx) PCR Number :: PCRSDI-12408 Start Date and Time (GMT):: 12th November 2026 07:00 Hrs. End Date and Time (GMT):: 12th November 2026 11:00 Hrs. Impact: Mobile Terminating (MT) Traffic: Potential Latency Mobile Originated (MO) Traffic: Potential Latency DR Notification: Potential Latency Description: Digital Interconnect has scheduled a planned maintenance to carry out activities on the internal applications. If you experience any issues during this maintenance , please contact the Operator Service NOC immediately at operatorservices.noc@sinch.com or +1 470.300.8394 (select 'support' from the menu, option 2 for Digital Interconnect and then option 1) and reference this notification.
Affected components
4Sinch in the last 90 days
Full historyIncidents in 90 days
55
Days with an incident
36
Median duration
2 h 59 min
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