Live status

Eastern Sierra & High Desert Internet Status

Independent, near-real-time status of Internet providers in Inyo County, Mono County and the High Desert

Operating normally

No problems seen. All 6 measured networks look normal.

Updated Nov 10, 1:25 PM PST
Refreshes every 5 minutes

Areas

What test points located inside each area are seeing.

Inyo & Mono Counties

Operating normally

Test points online: 4 of 5
Response time: 23.29 ms
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 10:50 PM PST

7 days agonow

High Desert (Victorville area)

Operating normally

Test points online: 3 of 3
Response time: 53.36 ms
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 10:50 PM PST

7 days agonow

Providers

Whether each company's network in this region can be reached from the rest of the Internet.

Inyo Networks / Onward

Operating normally

Fiber, local · Inyo & Mono

Reachable from outside: 100.0%
Test points online: none yet
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 10:50 PM PST

7 days agonow

Digital 395 (CBC)

Operating normally

Middle-mile fiber · Inyo & Mono

Reachable from outside: 100.0%
Test points online: none yet
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 10:50 PM PST

7 days agonow

Schat.net

Operating normally

Wireless / fiber, local · Bishop

Reachable from outside: 100.0%
Test points online: none yet
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 10:50 PM PST

7 days agonow

Frontier

Operating normally

Fiber / DSL · Inyo & Mono, High Desert

Test points online: 1 of 1
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 10:50 PM PST

7 days agonow

Spectrum (High Desert)

Operating normally

Cable · High Desert

Test points online: 2 of 2
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 10:50 PM PST

7 days agonow

Race Communications

Operating normally

Fiber · High Desert (Victorville area), Inyo & Mono

Reachable from outside: 100.0%
Test points online: 2 of 2
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 10:50 PM PST

7 days agonow

Optimum

No data

Cable · Inyo & Mono

Not measured locally yet. This is a national network, and no test point is hosted on it in this region.

Test points online: none yet
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 11:16 PM PST

7 days agonow

AT&T Wireless (sampled)

No data

Cellular · Regional sample

Not measured locally yet. This is a national network, and no test point is hosted on it in this region.

Test points online: none yet
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 11:16 PM PST

7 days agonow

Starlink

No data

Satellite · California / Nevada

Not measured locally yet. This is a national network, and no test point is hosted on it in this region.

Test points online: none yet
Normal, last 7 days: 100.00%
Since: Nov 9, 11:16 PM PST

7 days agonow

Incidents, last 30 days

Listed only when two independent measurements agree, or several providers fail together.

No incidents recorded in this period.

If your Internet is not working

This page shows whole networks, not single homes. Your connection can be down while your provider looks normal here.
Restart your modem and router, then check your provider's own outage page or call them.
If you have no phone or Internet service in an emergency, go to the nearest place with service and call 911.

How to read this page

Operating normally No problem seen.
Degraded Partly unreachable, running without a backup route, or a problem not yet confirmed.
Outage Unreachable, confirmed by a second independent measurement.
No data Nothing is measuring this right now. It does not mean there is a problem, or that there is none.

Reachable from outside is how much of a provider's network in this region the rest of the world can currently reach. Near 100% is normal.
Test points are small measurement devices hosted by volunteers on local connections. When several go offline together, there is likely a local power or network problem.
Response time is how long a signal takes to reach a major Internet service and return. Lower is better; a sudden jump suggests congestion or a detour.
The colored bar shows each hour of the last 7 days, oldest on the left.
Large national providers can have a local outage that is invisible from outside. They show a status here only when a test point is hosted on them in this region.