If the dialup.pacbell.net account config site ever redirects your browser to public.pacbell.net, that's probably because it can't see you're a customer from your IP aaddress. This graph is an indication of DNS name lookup failures and delay for PacBell's main server. Because the primary servers are used by remote sites for reverse lookup of all addresses in the PBI netblock, all connectivity through PacBell Internet can suffer delays . A third party DNS or cache can be used to minimize the common forward DNS lookup delays, but not the reverse lookups from remote hosts. These PBI DNS failures result in remote server retries, usually halting all response until the lookup is resolved or the remote server hits a failure timeout limit.
Recent samples are at the right end of the graph.
Green represents the average lookup delay in thousandths of a second. Blue shows the percentage of failed requests. Samples are taken every five minutes. Shift-reload this page if the graph is showing old data. Click the graph for historical graphs, and charts of router response through the PBI network.