> The company told internet service providers to connect to its other servers to "route around the problem".
I believe this means they changed their DNS settings and waited for it to propagate. This implies that the internet in general was accessible, but some larger companies that bought part of a fiber cable were inaccessible over that line.
> The company told internet service providers to connect to its other servers to "route around the problem".
I believe this means they changed their DNS settings and waited for it to propagate. This implies that the internet in general was accessible, but some larger companies that bought part of a fiber cable were inaccessible over that line.