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To: nerdgirl

Thank you, I have run into multiple dead ends on the developer name. Nothing is published anywhere on who it was or where they are based. I would have thought they would have been bragging prior to its release which is common in that industry.

It appears it had to connect to a server securely and someone or something redirected the phone to another address. So it was server based. They also lost the server they used for all there VIOP phones. Comcast announced that day they thought it was a denial of service attack and then retracted that. Very strange stuff either gross incompetence or coordinated attack.


55 posted on 11/13/2012 2:31:52 PM PST by crosslink (Moderates should play in the middle of a busy street)
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To: crosslink
I'm not a backend person (servers, databases, etc) - other than setting up the basics and letting the uber nerds handle the rest :) - but it seems with an app that important, there should have been a fallback for any kind of server failure. My web host has several data centers, for example - as do all of the big hosting companies. This article may help you, seems to have some good info about the ORCA failure... ORCA Woes
56 posted on 11/13/2012 2:52:10 PM PST by nerdgirl
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