Final Update#2: Verizon dispatched a Hawaii Telcom tech to the site and restored the circuit. Hawaii 3 and Hawaii 4 returned to normal operations on November 01, 2022 at 1753 UTC.

Update#1: The Hawaii outage has been identified as a Verizon circuit outage. This affects the Hawaii MEOLUT also. A Verizon trouble ticket has been opened.

Topic: SARSAT Hawaii 3 and Hawaii 4 Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Ground Station Offline

Date/Time Issued: November 01, 2022 1933Z

Product(s) or Data Impacted: SARSAT alert data

Date/Time of Initial Impact: November 01, 2022 0539Z

Date/Time of Expected End: November 01, 2022 at 1753Z

Length of Outage: 12 hours and 14 minutes

Details/Specifics of Change: Hawaii 3 and Hawaii 4 LEO Ground Stations in Wahiawa, HI are not receiving pass solution data. The maintenance vendor is investigating this issue.

Impact: Medium - Distress alert detection/reporting may be delayed. LEOSAR distress alert detection/reporting may be delayed. GEOSAR and MEOSAR are operating nominally.

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