Cisco Learning Network Website Down

Anyone know what's up with the Cisco Learning Network site? It's been unreachable for most of the day from here (UK).

Attempting to access http://learningnetwork.cisco.com give this error:

Internal Server Error - Read

The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
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gosh1976

Not working for me either. The net academy site is working fine though.

mikej412

They at least have a redirect up now to a "Server Maintenance" page -- that works sometimes.

The Cisco Learning Network is currently unavailable due to Scheduled Maintenance.

We apologize for any inconvenience. Please try again later.

alan2308

The CNA site was down all last weekend for maintenance, so they may be working on the CLN site now.

notgoing2fail

It seems to work for me.....

aquilla

Working for me now just as I'm about to go to bed (note: I have to be up at 5:30am to be in work for 7am tomorrow morning for a 12hr shift).

chrisone

it works for me but they have this message on the main page.

Dear Cisco Learning Network members

Please accept our apologies for the unavailability of the Cisco Learning Network for the last several hours. This outage was due to a hardware failure with our hosting provider. We have asked for a fully detailed root cause analysis, and will take steps to prevent a re-occurrence.

We regret any inconvenience this may have caused to you.

Regards,

Cisco Learning Network team

mikej412

chrisone wrote: »

We have asked for a fully detailed root cause analysis

Duh. It was a server issue.

It would serve them right for asking if their service provider came back to them and told them it was an issue with a Cisco router (and/or IOS Bug).

Forsaken_GA

mikej412 wrote: »

Duh. It was a server issue.

It would serve them right for asking if their service provider came back to them and told them it was an issue with a Cisco router (and/or IOS Bug).

I'd be highly amused if it turned out that Cisco's internet provider used Juniper gear.

mikej412

Forsaken_GA wrote: »

I'd be highly amused if it turned out that Cisco's internet provider used Juniper gear.

I thought about that, then decided not to go there. In the eternal battle between "network issue" and "server issue," Juniper is an ally.

Unless of course the Juniper hardware is supported by a different networking group at work -- then it could be a Juniper problem.