Live Monitoring · Updated Every 60 Seconds
All systems operational.
Real-time health of the MaxProTV edge network — seven nodes across the UK, Europe, North America, and the Middle East. Every number below is measured, not estimated.
Seven nodes. Live status.
Each node reports independently. Traffic automatically fails over to the next nearest healthy node within 1.2 seconds if any node degrades.
London · LON-1
Primary UK hub. Serves BT, Sky, Virgin Media. Full 4K HDR catalog.
Manchester · MAN-1
UK north. Redundant failover for London. Full catalog.
Frankfurt · FRA-1
Central Europe. Serves EU and Middle East transit traffic.
New York · NYC-1
North America east coast. US and Canada subscribers.
Baghdad · BGW-1
Iraq. Earthlink, Asiacell, Korek. Arabic and Kurdish channel line-up.
Riyadh · RUH-1
Saudi Arabia. STC, Mobily, Zain. Full sports and entertainment.
Dubai · DXB-1
UAE. Etisalat, du. Gulf and Southeast Asia gateway.
Global CDN · EDGE-ALL
Anycast routing. Automatic failover between all seven nodes.
The last 30 days, day by day.
Each bar represents one day. Green = full uptime. Amber = partial degradation under 0.5%. Red = confirmed outage. Hover for the date.
Every incident. Logged. Never deleted.
We publish all confirmed incidents with date, severity, affected nodes, and resolution. Historic entries stay online — subscribers can audit our reliability track record.
Brief packet loss on Frankfurt node — resolved in 4 minutes
A BGP route flap on the Frankfurt upstream caused 12% packet loss for 4 minutes. Traffic failed over to London automatically. No subscriber impact reported. Root cause: upstream transit provider maintenance. Action: added a second upstream at Frankfurt.
Scheduled maintenance — London node software upgrade
Planned 45-minute maintenance window to upgrade the London node's stream proxy. Announced 7 days in advance by email to all active subscribers. Zero downtime achieved via live migration to Manchester during the window.
Baghdad node latency spike — resolved in 11 minutes
Earthlink upstream in Iraq experienced a routing anomaly causing latency to spike to 180ms for 11 minutes. Affected subscribers in the Baghdad region only. Resolved automatically as the upstream re-converged. No compensation required.
New York node brief reset — resolved in 3 minutes
The New York node rebooted unexpectedly at 19:14 UTC. Automated health checks detected the failure within 60 seconds and redirected all traffic to Frankfurt. Users saw a 3-second stream restart, not a full outage. Root cause: kernel patch. Action: staged rolling patches going forward.
What we promise. What we actually deliver.
Most IPTV sellers publish targets. We publish both targets and actuals. Here is the difference.
| Metric | Target | Actual (Rolling 12-Month) |
|---|---|---|
| Network uptime | 99.90% | 99.98% |
| Stream start latency | < 3 seconds | 1.8 seconds average |
| Failover time | < 3 seconds | 1.2 seconds average |
| Support first response (business hours) | < 30 minutes | 12 minutes average |
| Support first response (overnight) | < 4 hours | 2.1 hours average |
| Refund processing | < 7 days | 2 days average |
| Incident notification | < 15 minutes | 5 minutes average |
| Credential delivery after order | < 30 minutes | 5 minutes average |
Service status specifications
- MaxProTV Service Status — Specifications
- MaxProTV Ltd (founded 2020-06-01, London EC2A 4NE) operates a 7-node IPTV edge network with a measured 99.98% rolling 12-month uptime (target: 99.90%). Nodes: London, Manchester, Frankfurt, New York, Baghdad, Riyadh, Dubai. Health checks every 60 seconds. Automated failover under 1.2 seconds. Support first-response average 12 minutes during UK waking hours. Full incident history published and never deleted. Orders placed by email to [email protected] — no WhatsApp, no card forms on the site.