Incident INC-000000690 • Created 2025-06-19 13:40 UTC
Two ETP devices were placed at SYD and BNE, connected via a 3rd-party (Telstra) 400G DWDM link. The link was affected due to an internal fiber failure in the 3rd-party wavelength provider's network, which caused statically mapped services (EVC) carried over 400G to be impacted. The link was unprotected, and the underlay logical connectivity (TE-tunnel) was also affected. Automated monitoring detected complete Loss of Signal (LOS) across all lanes on the 400G unprotected link between SYD (Equinix SY3) and BNE (NextDC B2). Statically mapped services and TE tunnels failed, impacting customer EVCs.
The incident was caused by an internal fiber failure in the Telstra (3rd-party) DWDM network. This resulted in a Loss of Signal (LOS) on the 400G link between BNE and SYD. BFD sessions and interfaces went down, followed by TE tunnel failures. The link was unprotected, so all services over it were affected. Because the link was unprotected, all services relying on it were immediately impacted. BFD sessions and IGP adjacencies also dropped, confirming a cascading logical failure.
Detected LOS and BFD session removals at BNE device (cor01-etp-454stpau-bne)
Assigned to: John Smith
Completed: 2025-06-19 13:46 UTC
Observed Interface and Tunnel Down at SYD device (cor01-etp-47bourke-syd)
Assigned to: John Smith
Completed: 2025-06-19 13:51 UTC
Pseudowire and IGP adjacency drop confirmed on related paths
Assigned to: John Smith
Completed: 2025-06-19 13:52 UTC
Coordinated with Telstra to restore fiber; confirmed full recovery and cleared alerts
Assigned to: John Smith
Completed: 2025-06-20 12:29 UTC