• Semo.net Office Phone Lines Down

    Update, Feb 15: It appears that the phone company is having problems with some local lines again.  Until they are able to resolve this problem, if you need technical support, please email support@semo.net.

    Feb 12,
    - by semoadmin

  • semo.net Closed Due to Weather

    Due to inclement weather, our front office is closing at 10am on Feb 11th. Our technical support department will operate with reduced staff until 5pm. We will resume business at 12pm on Feb 12th.

    Feb 11,
    - by semoadmin

  • semo.net Makes Communication History with OC3

    semo.net turned on a new circuit today (Tuesday, Feb 5th) that triples the capacity to the Internet of any other company in Southeast Missouri. This new circuit is an "OC3" which stands for Optical Carrier 3 and is capable of a blazing 155.5mb/sec. That's over one hundred (100) T1 circuits worth of bandwidth! The OC3 circuit is provided via AT&T by fiber optic cable. semo.net, the first to ever order an OC3 circuit from AT&T in Southeast Missouri, is proud to continue the tradition of setting the standard for Internet excellence in our area. Prior to this OC3 circuit, semo.net used two DS3 circuits (45mb/sec x 2 = 90mb/sec) to provide connectivity. Combining these two circuits into a single connection

    Feb 05,
    - by Brian Becker

  • AT&T Maintenance Tonight

    As part of a scheduled upgrade to our main connection to the Internet, AT&T will be performing maintenance tonight between 1:00 AM and 3:00 AM. They do not anticipate any downtime during this work, but we wanted to inform you of it just in case.

    Jan 22,
    - by semoadmin

  • Internet Outage on Wednesday Late Afternoon

    UPDATE: This issue has been resolved, and cable internet is functioning normally. We are currently experiencing a cable internet outage. This is due to our block of addresses used for Cable Internet service is not being properly routed by our upstream provider (AT&T). We announces to the world that our block of IPs can be serviced through AT&T (this is done by using BGP). AT&T has somehow lost one block of our IP addresses in their routing table that tells them where to send data. At this time, all our cable customers use the IP address of 205.147.108-110.0. Your requests and data are going out to the Internet just fine, but when the server you are interacting with tries to

    Jan 09,
    - by Brian Becker
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