Cote D’Ivoire Connectivity Degradation Lasted Two Days
Cote D’Ivoire experienced a significant, multi-day degradation in internet connectivity beginning early on August 4. The disruption, which lasted approximately two days, primarily affected network reachability and routing stability before being resolved.Technical DetailsThe degradation began at 01:10 UTC on August 4 and concluded at 00:30…
Cote D’Ivoire experienced a significant, multi-day degradation in internet connectivity beginning early on August 4. The disruption, which lasted approximately two days, primarily affected network reachability and routing stability before being resolved.
Technical Details
The degradation began at 01:10 UTC on August 4 and concluded at 00:30 UTC on August 6. The event registered a high aggregate severity score of 5,373,016,047 across affected measurement signals.
The ping-slash24 signal, which measures ICMP reachability across IPv4 network blocks, recorded a severity score of 119,395. Active probing showed a measurable drop in reachability during the event period.
The bgp signal, which reflects control plane visibility and routing advertisement stability for network prefixes, recorded a severity score of 45,002. The signal indicated a sustained anomaly in Border Gateway Protocol activity.
The cause has not been publicly attributed.
Connectivity was reported restored by the end of the observation window.
