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- From: "Thao Vy" <missyguide@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <ktvt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2010 19:25:08 -0500
Ngoi buon khong biet lam gi. Lau lau chay vo trang twitter cua skype doc choi.
Muon biet thong tin moi nhat ve skype, moi cac ban vo day:
www.twitter.com/skype
Skype downtime today
Earlier today, we noticed that the number of people online on Skype was
falling, which wasn't typical or expected, so we began to investigate.
Skype isn't a network like a conventional phone or IM network - instead, it
relies on millions of individual connections between computers and phones to
keep things up and running. Some of these computers are what we call
'supernodes' - they act a bit like phone directories for Skype. If you want to
talk to someone, and your Skype app can't find them immediately (for example,
because they're connecting from a different location or from a different
device) your computer or phone will first try to find a supernode to figure out
how to reach them.
Under normal circumstances, there are a large number of supernodes available.
Unfortunately, today, many of them were taken offline by a problem affecting
some versions of Skype. As Skype relies on being able to maintain contact with
supernodes, it may appear offline for some of you.
What are we doing to help? Our engineers are creating new 'mega-supernodes' as
fast as they can, which should gradually return things to normal. This may take
a few hours, and we sincerely apologise for the disruption to your
conversations. Some features, like group video calling, may take longer to
return to normal.
Enterprise products including Skype Connect and Skype Manager continue to
function normally.
Customers using the enterprise version of Skype for Windows may still
experience delays signing in.
Stay tuned to @skype on Twitter for the latest updates on the situation - and
many thanks for your continued patience in the meantime.
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