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Scheduled maintenance for Programmable Wireless - US

The Wireless team will be upgrading the software on our subscriber database (HSS). Before the upgrade, signalling traffic will be moved to a standby node, and it will be moved back once the upgrade is complete. Devices attaching to the network, re-authenticating or receiving SMS may see a brief delay while traffic is moved, after which they will retry automatically. Established data sessions are not expected to be affected. This affects Programmable Wireless users in all regions.

The latest update from Telnyx.

State

Resolved

Started

Lasted

5 h 28 min

Worst impact

Maintenance

Timeline

2 updates
11:0812:3013:5215:1416:36
MaintenanceUpdate postedTimes in UTC

Scheduled

5 h 28 min 100%

Updates

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Resolved
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The Wireless team will be upgrading the software on our subscriber database (HSS). Before the upgrade, signalling traffic will be moved to a standby node, and it will be moved back once the upgrade is complete. Devices attaching to the network, re-authenticating or receiving SMS may see a brief delay while traffic is moved, after which they will retry automatically. Established data sessions are not expected to be affected. This affects Programmable Wireless users in all regions.

Telnyx in the last 90 days

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Incidents in 90 days

33

Days with an incident

24

Median duration

2 h 39 min

This incident

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