Eurofiber outage history

In the Netherlands, customers experienced internet connectivity issues during the incident. Eurofiber stated the disruption was not caused by Eurofiber's own network, but by an outage in the external provider's network (KPN RoutIT), affecting certain routes and causing intermittent connectivity for affected users. The outage began at 7:06 AM UTC and was resolved by 12:31 PM UTC as services returned to normal.

A regional outage affected customers in Lelystad and the wider Flevoland region due to a suspected cable damage. The disruption began around 1:50 PM UTC, and a contractor was dispatched with an expected arrival around 4:30 PM UTC to locate and fix the fault. The outage persisted for several hours, lasting roughly nine hours until services were reported as restored around 11:20 PM UTC.

Updates on the Eurofiber status page indicated ongoing repair efforts and multiple status changes as crews worked to diagnose and repair the fault. The incident was confined to the Lelystad area in Flevoland, with communications posted to keep affected customers informed about progress and restoration timelines.

A major outage affected Eurofiber services in Sint-Gillis, Belgium due to a fiber cut that disrupted regional connectivity. The outage began at 8:29 AM UTC and had a large impact on services for customers in the area. A contractor was dispatched to the site to investigate the cause and start repairs, and no estimated time to restore was provided at the outset.

Throughout the day, Eurofiber continued to report updates noting the fiber fault in the Sint-Gillis region and ongoing repair work. The situation was resolved later in the afternoon, with service restored by 4:35 PM UTC.

Eurofiber faced a regional network outage in the Utrecht region caused by issues with network equipment, disrupting connectivity for customers in that area. Engineers were actively investigating the fault, and an official restoration time was not provided at the outset. The outage began at 7:35 AM UTC.

Updates on Eurofiber's incidents page showed the outage persisting through 8:55 AM UTC and 10:11 AM UTC as teams worked to restore service. The region came back online at 10:31 AM UTC after roughly three hours of disruption. The impact remained localized to Utrecht, with no widespread effects reported in other regions.

Eurofiber reported a major cable cut in the Alphen aan den Rijn region around 5:40 AM UTC, triggering a regional outage affecting customers on Eurofiber's fiber network in that area. The company dispatched a repair contractor to assess the damage and begin restoration, but no estimated repair time was provided in the initial updates.

By 2:50 AM UTC a Den Oever region cable damage was also reported, with crews gathering equipment and no repair time ETA available. The issue remained listed as a warning through the early hours, and the status was updated to up at 5:55 AM UTC, signaling restoration of services.

A major cable cut in the Alphen aan den Rijn region disrupted Eurofiber's NL network, causing connectivity issues for customers in the area. The outage began around 5:40 AM UTC local time, with affected users experiencing interruptions and degraded network access while engineers dispatched a repair contractor to assess the damage and begin restoration.

Communication from Eurofiber indicated immediate investigation and no estimated restoration time. Service was gradually restored later in the day, with normal operation returning by 4:40 PM UTC as the regional fault was resolved.

A major fiber outage affected Eurofiber's Diemen region in the Netherlands after a cable fault caused by roadworks damaged a Eurofiber cable. The disruption impacted networks relying on the Diemen fiber link, causing connectivity issues for customers in the area. Impact began around Sep 15, 2026 5:35 AM UTC and officials noted that a contractor was en route for repair with no estimated restoration time at that moment.

By Sep 16, 2026 12:55 AM UTC the fault was resolved and services in the region returned to normal. The outage remained geographically concentrated in the Diemen area, with the repair work guiding the restoration of the affected fiber path.

A major outage began at Sep 5, 2026 5:55 PM UTC when a core node in Hilversum went down, disrupting active circuits in the Hilversum and Almere regions and causing significant connectivity disruptions for customers in those areas. The impact was localized to the Hilversum region with affected links extending to Almere as engineers investigated the root cause and attempted remediation. The issue persisted through the night with continued updates from Eurofiber as teams worked to restore service. The service was restored by 5:30 AM UTC, after roughly 11.5 hours of degraded connectivity.

Eurofiber experienced instability on network equipment in the Ede region this afternoon, impacting traffic routed through that hardware. The incident was first indicated at Sep 3, 2026 5:21 PM UTC and was escalated to the supplier/integrator for investigation, with a restart of the affected gear planned between 6:00 PM UTC and 7:00 PM UTC. The impact appeared localized to the Ede region. By 6:45 PM UTC, the service had returned to normal (status shown as up).

Eurofiber experienced a major outage in the Eindhoven region beginning at 11:36 AM UTC, with connectivity across Eurofiber links in the area affected. The incident pages attributed the disruption to cable damage and noted that a contractor was en route to investigate and remediate the fault. The impact was regional to Eindhoven, with users in the area encountering outages and degraded connections while engineers worked to restore service.

Over the course of the incident, updates continued to describe a major outage in the Eindhoven region, with remediation efforts underway and the contractor on site to assess the cabling. The service was restored by 6:41 AM UTC as Eindhoven returned to normal operation.