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We are currently investigating a potential issue affecting Link11 WAAP and Infrastructures connections in FFM7 (FR5). Traffic is being rerouted to alternative locations where possible. Our engineering teams are actively investigating with high priority. Customer traffic protection remains our top focus, and we will share a further update as soon as we have more information. If you are experiencing impact beyond the above, please contact our support team through the usual channels. — Link11 Customer Support Team

Datacenter outage occurring in FFM7 Equinix, due to a leaking chiller loop that is causing high temperatures. The customer traffic has been re-routed from affected systems.

We are still waiting for on-site access to the datacenter (FFM7 Equinix) to address the leaking chiller loop causing high temperatures. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems, and our engineering team continues to monitor the situation closely. We understand the impact this ongoing incident may have and appreciate your patience. We will share the next update as soon as we have confirmation of access or further developments. If you're experiencing impact beyond what's described here, please reach out to our support team through the usual channels.

Aug 15, 2026 - 12:15 UTC: Update - Restoration work at the affected datacenter FFM7 (FR5 Equinix) is ongoing and is being carried out by the facility operator. On-site access to our equipment has not yet been possible; we are in continuous contact with the operator to obtain access as soon as conditions allow. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems. As parts of our infrastructure at this location are still unavailable, full service verification is ongoing and some management and reporting functions may be temporarily limited. We will provide the next update as soon as we have confirmed access to the site or further relevant developments. If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Aug 15, 2026 - 14:53 UTC Update - Restoration work at the affected datacenter (FFM7 Equinix) is still ongoing. The facility operator has confirmed that leaks in the chilled water cooling system caused water ingress into parts of the facility, resulting in the loss of cooling and elevated temperatures that forced affected systems offline. The leaks have since been isolated and the operator is working on restoring the cooling infrastructure. However, access to the affected areas - including our equipment - remains restricted for safety reasons, and no on-site work has been possible yet. We remain in continuous contact with the operator and have recovery hardware and personnel on standby to begin restoration as soon as access is granted. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems. Some management and reporting functions remain temporarily limited. We will provide the next update as soon as we have additional information, at the latest by 16:55 UTC (18:50 CEST). If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Update - Restoration work at the affected datacenter (FFM7 Equinix) is still ongoing. The facility operator has confirmed that leaks in the chilled water cooling system caused water ingress into parts of the facility, resulting in the loss of cooling and elevated temperatures that forced affected systems offline. The leaks have since been isolated and the operator has restored cooling for the majority of the datacenter. However, access to the affected areas - including our equipment - remains restricted for safety reasons, and no on-site work has been possible yet. We remain in continuous contact with the operator and have recovery hardware and personnel on standby to begin restoration as soon as access is granted. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems. Some management and reporting functions remain temporarily limited. We will provide the next update as soon as we have additional information, at the latest by 19:00 UTC (21:00 CEST). If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Update - Restoration work at the affected datacenter (FFM7 Equinix) is still ongoing. The facility operator has confirmed that leaks in the chilled water cooling system caused water ingress into parts of the facility, resulting in the loss of cooling and elevated temperatures that forced affected systems offline. The leaks have since been isolated and the operator has restored cooling for the majority of the datacenter.  However, access to the affected areas - including our equipment - remains restricted for safety reasons, and no on-site work has been possible yet. We remain in continuous contact with the operator and have recovery hardware and personnel on standby to begin restoration as soon as access is granted. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems. Some management and reporting functions remain temporarily limited. We will provide the next update as soon as we have additional information, at the latest by 23:59 UTC. If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Update - Restoration work at the affected datacenter (FFM7 Equinix) is still ongoing. The facility operator has confirmed that leaks in the chilled water cooling system caused water ingress into parts of the facility, resulting in the loss of cooling and elevated temperatures that forced affected systems offline. The leaks have since been isolated and the operator has restored cooling for the majority of the datacenter.  However, access to the affected areas - including our equipment - remains restricted for safety reasons, and no on-site work has been possible yet. We remain in continuous contact with the operator and have recovery hardware and personnel on standby to begin restoration as soon as access is granted. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems. Some management and reporting functions remain temporarily limited. We will provide the next update as soon as we have additional information, at the latest by 03:59 UTC. If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Update - Restoration work at the affected datacenter (FFM7 Equinix) is still ongoing. The facility operator has confirmed that leaks in the chilled water cooling system caused water ingress into parts of the facility, resulting in the loss of cooling and elevated temperatures that forced affected systems offline. The leaks have since been isolated and the operator has restored cooling for the majority of the datacenter.  However, access to the affected areas - including our equipment - remains restricted for safety reasons, and no on-site work has been possible yet. We remain in continuous contact with the operator and have recovery hardware and personnel on standby to begin restoration as soon as access is granted. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems. Some management and reporting functions remain temporarily limited. We will provide the next update as soon as we have additional information, at the latest by 07:00 UTC. If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Aug 16, 2026 - 06:35 UTC We have now been granted access to the affected datacenter FFM7 (FRA5 Equinix). The facility operator has completed cooling restoration, and temperatures in the affected areas have returned to normal operating ranges. Our technicians are on their way to the site and will begin with a detailed assessment of our equipment, followed by a controlled, staged restoration of the affected systems. Replacement hardware has been prepared in advance and is available if required. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems and stays protected throughout the restoration. Some management and reporting functions remain temporarily limited; restoring these is being worked on in parallel. As the restoration will be performed carefully in stages, we cannot yet provide a completion time. We will provide the next update once the on-site assessment is complete, at the latest by 10:00 UTC. If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Update - Aug 16, 2026 - 07:40 UTC Our technicians have arrived at the datacenter FFM7 (FRA5 Equinix) and have started the on-site assessment of our equipment. Once the assessment is complete, the controlled, staged restoration of the affected systems will begin. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems. Some management and reporting functions remain temporarily limited. We will provide the next update once the assessment results are available, at the latest by 12:00 UTC (14:00 CEST). If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Update - Aug 16, 2026 - 09:25 UTC The on-site assessment has been completed and we have started to gracefully power the affected location (FFM7) back up. Systems are being brought online in a controlled, staged sequence to ensure a safe and stable recovery. Customer traffic remains rerouted away from the affected systems and will only be moved back once the location is fully verified as stable. Some management and reporting functions remain temporarily limited and are expected to recover progressively as systems come back online. We will provide the next update once the power-up sequence has progressed, at the latest by 15:00 UTC (17:00 CEST). If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Aug 16, 2026 - 10:10 UTC All services at the affected location (FFM7) are back up and operating as expected. We will continue to monitor the system health closely. Please note: customer BGP sessions towards FFM7 have not been re-enabled yet. They will be brought back gracefully after an additional monitoring period has passed, to ensure a stable and safe return of traffic. Customer traffic remains served via alternative locations until then and stays fully protected - no action is required on your side. We will provide the next update once customer BGP sessions are being re-enabled, at the latest by 14:00 UTC (16:00 CEST). If you are experiencing impact beyond what is described here, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

Aug 16, 2026 - 15:20 UTC All customer BGP sessions have been re-enabled and have re-established successfully. Infrastructure Protection services at FFM7 are fully active again, and transit connections have been restored. All services are operating normally. We will continue to monitor system health closely over the coming hours before resolving this incident. Please note: traffic statistics from the incident timeframe may currently not be displayed for some services. We are investigating whether this data can be restored and will handle this separately from the incident itself - live traffic data and reporting are working normally. Thank you for your patience during this incident. A root cause analysis will be made available to affected customers once our investigation is complete. If you are experiencing any residual issues, please contact our support team through the usual channels.

[Investigating] Potential Issue – Link11 WAAP / Secure CDN We are currently investigating a potential issue affecting Link11 WAAP and Secure CDN. Customers whose services are delivered via our Singapore and Hong Kong locations may experience increased latency, intermittent errors, or degraded performance. Traffic is being rerouted to alternative locations where possible. Our engineering teams are actively investigating with high priority. Customer traffic protection remains our top focus, and we will share a further update as soon as we have more information. If you are experiencing impact beyond the above, please contact our support team through the usual channels. — Link11 Customer Support Team

We are continuing to investigate this issue.

We are continuing to investigate this issue.

Dear valued customer, The backbone routing has been restored and we are awaiting updates and details on what occurred. We sincerely apologize for this situation and promise you to undertake all necessary actions to avoid such inconveniences in the future. If you have any further questions, write to us at [email protected].

We are currently investigating an elevated rate of timeout errors affecting European regions, observed on traffic from the Link11 Cloud to customer backends.

We are continuing to investigate this issue.

This incident has been resolved.

We are currently investigating a potential issue that may be impacting service availability or performance. Our team is working to identify the cause and will provide updates as soon as more informaton is available.

At approximately 11:20 CET, the Link11 Singapore node experienced a high traffic condition as a result of multiple attacks against the Link11 customer base. Link11 was able to mitigate the majority of the attack; however a portion of the attack was able to saturate a backbone segment that was used by the WAAP platform for internal process communication, resulting in slow poxy responses. This intermittent saturation occurred from 11:20 to 13:30 CET before NetOPS were able to optimize routing.

We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.

We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.

We are currently experiencing an elevated rate of error messages across our monitoring systems. Connectivity to multiple sites appears to be interrupted. Our engineering team is actively investigating the issue and working to identify the root cause. We will provide a further update as soon as we have more information. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

A fix has been deployed. A recent change to our load balancer configuration has been reverted and connectivity should resume promptly. We are continuing to monitor all systems to confirm full recovery.

A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.

This incident has been resolved. All operations have been fully restored, and our systems are performing normally. The root cause was identified as a load balancer configuration change which has been reverted. We thank you for your patience and apologize for any disruption caused.