A major Telstra outage in Australia disrupted mobile and data services nationwide, cancelled train services, and affected payment systems. An investigation is underway into emergency calls that may not have connected, though the core triple-zero system is reported operational. The exact cause is unknown but not a cyber attack.
Thousands of Telstra mobile customers experienced a major outage on Wednesday morning due to an issue with a time-keeping server. Services were largely restored by mid-morning, but the disruption affected train services in Victoria and NSW, Eftpos payments, and raised concerns about emergency calls.
Thousands of Telstra mobile customers experienced an outage Wednesday morning due to a time-keeping server issue, impacting calls and data. The disruption also affected regional train services in Victoria and NSW, and EFTPOS payments. Telstra is working to restore services, with 90% restored by 10 am AEST.
Thousands of Telstra customers experienced mobile service disruptions on Wednesday, impacting calls and data. The outage also led to the suspension of Victorian regional train services and affected emergency triple zero calls in WA. This follows similar issues with Vodafone and Optus.
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