British Virgin Islands BGP Control Plane Disruption Lasted Over 10 Days
A prolonged disruption to the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) control plane affected connectivity in the British Virgin Islands for more than ten days. The event began on July 31 and concluded on August 11, with a peak severity score of 30,428 recorded for the BGP…
A prolonged disruption to the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) control plane affected connectivity in the British Virgin Islands for more than ten days. The event began on July 31 and concluded on August 11, with a peak severity score of 30,428 recorded for the BGP signal.
Technical Details
The disruption lasted approximately 10.6 days, from 09:15 UTC on July 31 to 00:30 UTC on August 11. The primary affected signal was BGP, which measures the visibility of network routing announcements on the global internet control plane. The severity score for this signal peaked at 30,428. Other signals, including active probing for IPv4 reachability and traffic volume forecasts, showed more minor fluctuations during the same observation window.
Reported Cause
The cause has not been publicly attributed.
Connectivity was reported restored at the end of the observation period.
