Alexandria, VA – The internet service provider is working to get its network back up and running after the recent snow storm, which caused widespread damage. According to an Xfinity outage map, several thousand residents of Alexandria are currently without service. Del Ray and Arlandria are the most affected areas. Yesterday’s storm caused downed power lines to fall across Alexandria, causing localized power outages and closing roads. According to Comcast executives, the combination of downed power lines and localized power outages is the cause of the network outages.
Company is working to restore service
A fire in Louisville, Kentucky, has disrupted the network of a local cable company, Comcast. The company is trying to restore service to customers in the city of Superior, and has identified several areas where damage to network infrastructure has been detected. Some of these areas include McCaslin Boulevard. Comcast has said that service was restored to 40 percent of customers by Monday evening, and more will be restored throughout the day. There is potential for more damage to the network in the neighborhoods, and the company is working to repair it.
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Comcast is working to restore internet service to its customers after a massive snowstorm hit the area. The company said that some customers were affected, but the number of affected people varied from 15,000 to 20,000. The downtime was coincident with the NFC Championship Game, which means that many people were unable to watch the game. As a result, Comcast has taken every available measure to restore service.
Customers affected by outage
Several customers of Comcast in the Seattle area are reporting issues with their Internet service after a power outage. The outage began Thursday morning and affected a large number of customers in the city, including many coffee shops. Many believe the city should have a public internet system, and some are advocating the creation of one. But how can it be done in such an emergency? Comcast says it is committed to restoring service to customers as quickly as possible.
On Sunday, a bullet tore a fiber cable that runs through Oakland. Comcast customers in that area have previously been unable to access their internet, but bullet damage does not appear to be a new problem. The company’s network has been hit before, too. It went offline the day of a 49ers game, and it restored some service before the game, but the problem continued until six o’clock in the evening. There have also been incidents of gunfire affecting Comcast’s network, including an attack on a submarine cable in the Gulf of Mexico.