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AT&T outage, 4 November 2026

AT&T was down for 11 minutes on 4 November 2026, from 07:24 to 07:35 UTC, as measured by HostTracker's checkpoints.

att.com All times UTC

Resolved

Outage measured by HostTracker's checkpoints

Started
07:24
4 Nov 2026 UTC
Ended
07:35
4 Nov 2026 UTC
Duration
11m
11 minutes
Checkpoints
1
reported a failure
Most common error
Http 403
as reported by our checks

What our checkpoints saw

All times UTC.

The first failed check is the top row, and the recovery is the last one. A row marked "x N" stands for several consecutive checks with the same result from that checkpoint.

Individual checks recorded during the AT&T outage on 4 November 2026, all times UTC
Time (UTC) Location Result Error
4 Nov 07:35 Moscow, Russian Federation Failed Http 403

Response time around the outage

411ms low · 2876ms peak

4 Nov 05:51 to 4 Nov 07:54 UTC

2876 ms 411 ms 4 Nov 05:51 UTC 4 Nov 07:54 UTC

The shaded band is the outage window. Points are averaged per bucket across the checkpoints that answered, so a gap in the line is a period where nothing answered at all.

Previous outage

3 Nov 2026 05:22 UTC

Next outage

This is the most recent outage we recorded.

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