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Networking services for education and community organizations in Wisconsin.
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Lodi School District edge device unreachable.
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1m |
Down
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Lodi School District edge device unreachable.
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17h 57m |
Down
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CHG0095003 - AMES2 Battery Maintenance - Backup Night
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1m |
Down
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CHG0095003 - AMES2 Battery Maintenance - Backup Night
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2h 30m |
Down
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[INC0528149] [Fall Creek SD] [Internet issues]
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1m |
Down
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