Rogers Outage Report in Stettler, Alberta
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The chart below shows the number of Rogers reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Stettler and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Rogers users through our website.
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Internet (60%)
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TV (13%)
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Wi-fi (10%)
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Total Blackout (8%)
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Phone (5%)
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E-mail (4%)
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Rogers Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ryan Miles Leblanc
(@MILES_EXITSIGN) reported
@Rogers How does telus have a call control option for spam and rogers doesn't? I'm with the "best" telecommunications provider and man it doesn't feel this way at all All of my suggestions to rogers have never been taken seriously
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Aiden Purcell
(@AidenPurcell) reported
@RogersHelps Appreciate the token response. There is lots Rogers as a company could do to keep my 20 year customer profile. However, I have repeatedly been told there is nothing more that can be done. I will be shopping. Thx
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Garry McKay
(@GarryMcKay5) reported
Every day I get 2-8 emails claiming to be from Rogers. I ask @Rogers what I can do about them. Their crack technical team tells me 'don't open them." Wow, never thought of that. Of course now I can't see my monthly bill. So I wasn't terribly surprised when their system crashed.
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Paul Andersen
(@pandersen) reported
So @Rogers outage caused by forgetting to apply a route-filter in BGP. Likely overloading the memory or the FIB’s. Well…. At least it wasn’t DNS this time…
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Nicholas D.
(@nickd247) reported
So @Rogers was supposed to credit customers for outage…#bill for period of outage came and no credit @RogersHelps wonder if you can explain #shallileaveorstay
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Paul Andersen
(@pandersen) reported
I’d be curious if my fellow NetNerds who follow also find it interesting the RFI never mentions whether @Rogers had any Out of Band (OOB) access to their routers. Having such access on third party or physical/logical separate facilities would be key one would think.
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Serge Cormier
(@NRGSerge) reported
@jfmezei Actually after reading their response, excessive use of the # character by @Rogers could very well be the cause of this outage. They stated that a filter in their router's configuration was accidentally disabled and in most configuration files, the # is used to comment out lines.
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Trish Caron
(@pinkpamplemoose) reported
My internet and cellphone bill are going up by 85$ a month with @RogersHelps because my “deal” ended. Who has reliable, reasonable priced service in #ottawa with good service, that actually cares about customers? #notworthit
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High Priestess of Holy Sh!t
(@LezleyDavidson) reported
@JaneBrownNews @RogersHelps 100% agree. I just got my bill and there was no credit nor any info regarding the outage or a credit. Look forward to a lot of frustrated complaints coming your way Rogers.
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Michael Cohen
(@WouldStaley93) reported
@JaneBrownNews @LIZPR @Rogers That would make sense. I got my recent bill with zero credit. Par for the course for such a god awful piss poor company like Rogers. No surprise to me given how people like John Tory and Tony Staffieri are on the board of directors along with that pompous elitist Ed Rogers