Bushnet seems to be down...

[svenks 4]

Both multiplayer and Teamspeak.Anyone know status ?BRGDSSven Sorensen, EKCH

[Guest Jozef_K]

I was connected through FSNavigator as an observator and suddenly the connection went down. Cannot connect since.Jozef K. http://homepages.onsnet.nu/~jkusters/signature.jpg

[svenks 4]

Well, we're on our own, it seems :)What happened to your flight, BTW ?BRGDSSven Sorensen, EKCH

[Guest Jozef_K]

Sven,I had started FS2004 and then went to the forum to announce the flight. Then I started Duenna, but I could not open FS2004 again. It remained in the taskbar without any option. So I had to close it with Windows taskmanager and start it again. But then I forgot about Duenna! When I checked it after a while (and quite a distance from the takeoff airport), I saw that I did not got the baton any longer. I did however complete the flight in the dark as a training.That is what these training runs are for! Hope to fly a decent leg tomorrow with a baton in the cockpit. Jozef K. http://homepages.onsnet.nu/~jkusters/signature.jpg

[Gazer75 0]

Read my post on private forumJT

[StoneC0ld 5]

Isn't it FSNavigator that kills fshost or otherwise screws it up? :)

[Gazer75 0]

That is a myth.FSNav doesnt kill the server. Its all about bandwith. To many connections and the server cant keep up.FSNav only use half the bandwith that a regular FS connection do because its only receiving data, not sending.JT

[Guest jtwillia]

Folks.I notified Peter of the down server on the Bushnet forum and also confirmed our intention to use it for practice and race. http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=sho...g_id=2704&page=Am looking into best method of reporting outages but it appears that Dave may already have identified the source of the problem.Jeff Williams