Dan

@PatParslow Some kind of DNS issue, not sure what as checking NS servers responds as expected, I simply added a record in my hosts for FB.

http://twitter.com/dansgalaxy

11 years ago

Pi-Qui Baltink

RT @philrandal: OK, fess up, who nicked the DNS A record for www dot facebook dot com?

http://twitter.com/CineversityTV

11 years ago

Phil Randal

OK, fess up, who nicked the DNS A record for www dot facebook dot com?

http://twitter.com/philrandal

11 years ago

Alex Bloor

@AdeMobile @aaisp Hi. It was a DNS issue. Friends on Vodafone and Virgin also saw it. Their www record was CNAMED to a non existing record.

http://twitter.com/alexbloor

11 years ago

James Muscat

Nope, looks like Facebook's DNS records are screwed up. An empty A-record isn't going to help anyone's visitor count...

http://twitter.com/jamesremuscat

11 years ago

Bart Selders

Facebook has problem with DNS: Unable to resolve the server's DNS address. No a record available, also for graph, api etc…

http://twitter.com/NetEvolutions

11 years ago

fanboi

Wow, the Google DNS servers are INSTANT. I just changed a record @ Marcaria, and it just works! RT @tt

http://twitter.com/rtlolo

11 years ago