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On 11-3-2015 08:58, Julian Elischer wrote:

> I found I could not talk to my child's school (department of education)
> and my bank, over a period of just a week..
> I will look to see if I start picking up new failures now (and see how
> many F5 appliances there are :-).

If you'd like to have a bit of incite on that, you could use Shodan:

https://www.shodan.io/search?query=F5
And just add futher descriptions to single out what defines a F5 appliance

Warning: it is a dangerously fascinating search-engine.

--WjW