It is Primal Data Center, not just the individual worlds in it.

[zenmetsu]

This was never S-E's problem. Complaining here could not have resulted in a resolution. The issue was with Ormuco's router at 192.34.76.2. This isn't the first time that this router has pooped itself and caused people grief trying to reach FFXIV. It also doesn't affect everyone, only those being routed through that machine. People need to learn how to do basic network troubleshooting before hoping on the forums and complaining.

[Metalios]

This was never S-E's problem. Complaining here could not have resulted in a resolution. The issue was with Ormuco's router at 192.34.76.2. This isn't the first time that this router has pooped itself and caused people grief trying to reach FFXIV. It also doesn't affect everyone, only those being routed through that machine. People need to learn how to do basic network troubleshooting before hoping on the forums and complaining.

You do realize that Ormuco "ORMUCO-FIBER-NETWORK" aka "Eidos-Montréal" is a subsidiary of the interactive entertainment product publisher Square-Enix right? Should probably read up 1st before saying it isn't their problem. I have been doing networking at the enterprise level for close to 15 years now. However that doesn't mean anything, and unless you work at Ormuco even you do not know what is going on. Just because you can't get past 192.34.76.2 doesn't mean its a router or that it is down.

*Edit: Yes happening again here on Odin (Aether)

[zenmetsu]

You do realize that Ormuco is owned by Square-Enix Right? Should probably read up 1st before saying it isn't their problem.

*Edit: Yes happening again here on Odin (Aether)

So, S-E owns a Canadian Telecom? You have a source for that claim?

[Metalios]

So, S-E owns a Canadian Telecom? You have a source for that claim?

You apparently do not know how to look things up, but here you go....I'd suggest you give it a read. http://www.iqfiliales.com/en/actuali...id=126&skip=90

And before you go saying that Eidos-Montreal isn't Ormuco that is and isn't entirely true, you should probably find out who owns the IP addresses by running a simple whois lookup.