[ldm-users] Update on out of sequence packets

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• Subject: [ldm-users] Update on out of sequence packets
• From: "Sebenste, Gilbert" <sebensteg@xxxxxxx>
• Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2024 15:27:47 +0000
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Hello everyone,

Stonie Cooper has noted the out-of-sequence and/or missing/messed up packets 
being sent across NOAAport. NESDIS and the AWIPS teams have noted this as well.

The issue has been traced likely to the BMGS uplink, where they are indeed 
seeing products being sent out of order. Here's what I know so far from one of 
the NESDIS folks about it:

"We were told that the issue can't be isolated until we switch back to 
ANCF/HMGS.
At this point, we suspect the issue could be at BMGS with uplink equipment.  
Switch to ANCF/HMGS is scheduled for 10/24.

Thanks"


Gilbert Sebenste
Meteorology Support Analyst

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