All services operating normally.
All services operating normally. Checked at 2 September 2026, 22:08 UTC; this page refreshes itself every two minutes.
Each part of the service
| Part | State | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Universal dial-in (2,400 bps, answers any modem) | Operating | 0 of 32 lines in use |
| Fast dial-in (up to 33,600 bps) | Operating | 0 of 32 lines in use |
| Telephone numbers | Operating | answering |
| Web through Retroproxy | Operating | pages are being repackaged |
| Mail (SMTP, POP3, IMAP) | Operating | sending and collecting |
| News (NNTP) | Operating | answering |
| Website and account pages | Operating | serving |
"Lines in use" counts live calls against the lines each engine has. A full pool gives the next caller a busy signal until somebody hangs up; that is dial-up working as designed, not a fault.
Incidents
Nothing is being worked on right now.
Planned maintenance
Nothing is scheduled.
What it can and cannot tell you.
The operations console checks every part of the service and writes this page once a minute. It sees the modem pools, the telephone link, the web service, mail and news from the inside. It cannot see your modem, your telephone line or the path between them, which is where most connection trouble lives; the support page covers that. Nothing here is a promise of availability; see the Terms of Service.