I think I asked this the last time it went down for an extended period. When it came back up, I deactivated the new one. I would try to run two tunnels, but don't have the patience (or adequate eyesight these days, unfortunately...).

I requested a static tunnel, but was given an ayiya tunnel instead. I suppose that is so I don't have to keep it up when Ashburn comes back online.

Do you happen to know if it's a hardware failure or just something like the OS needs to be reloaded on the server?

Looks like it's back up with an upgrade! :D

Ashburn is up. I will keep the ayiya tunnel for a client. You can save $$$ on internet by getting a single IP, and in many cases (I'm working to expand the list) you can then use IP6 to address the servers. This is not workable for a public website, for instance, but for private services (mail, webmail, app webui) it can work if all the users can get IP6 (via tunnel most likely in the US). Another use case is alternate access - put the IP6 ayiya tunnel on a secondary intermittent natted IP4 connection which is not the primary route.

The answer, BTW, is no - subnets cannot be rerouted to a tunnel at a different PoP. Unfortunately. Would be a peachy solution for PoP outages. But what do you want for free? This is all just temporary until ISPs offer native IP6. And ISPs currently offer IP4 subnets that can switch routing between two independent feeds for redundancy. So I'm sure they will offer similar for IP6 subnets.