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I've never seen this happen before. - zonsb - 10-26-2011 07:06 AM Check the history of "hiccups" and you won't likely find similar inaccessibility on a global scale. Ninety percent of my bookmarked websites, the server couldn't be located. This just in: It appears much of the www is inaccessible at this time. 5:45am PST 6:15am, www back in full, as best I can tell. Did anyone else experience similar inaccessibility? Apparently it wasn't just a local problem. The below graphs are from Internet Traffic Report. Note the corresponding peak in Global Packet Loss and troughs in Global Response Time and Global Traffic Index. -- RE: I've never seen this happen before. - zonsb - 10-26-2011 09:31 AM Update. Looking at the 30-day graphs it appears it was much ado about nothing. On the other hand, during the 30 minutes there was an initial "onslaught" of inaccessible website. The few that I could access, there was degradation as some became inaccessible over time. With the few websites that were accessible, due to diversity -- some have a broad-range audience, others are niche websites -- it didn't seem likely they were cached on my ISP's servers. Typical to my web-surfing experience, inaccessibility was limited to one website. Or, no websites were accessible. The former, likely a glitch at the lone website or its host/ISP. The later, most likely a glitch at my ISP. 30-day graphs: --