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Liander URLs for outages (Dutch: storingen)

Posted by jpluimers on 2022/03/21

I wrote Liander related posts before:

Last year, a friend got an outage and I remembered there was a way to show details. When the outage is unresolved, the web-site does not show you how to pinpoint a certain outage by ID, but when it is, it does. That sounds complicated, so here are some example URLs:

If you have an outage ID and you append it to https://www.liander.nl/storingen/overzicht/details-van-deze-storing?storingsnummer= then either of these happen:

  • the page with the resolved outage appears
  • the URL changes into https://storingen-inzicht.web.liander.nl/overzicht?referentienummer= plus the outage ID and opens with the information on the unresolved outage

Note that these links do not save well in the Wayback machine (because – unlike Archive.is- it saves pages before rendering):

Via: [Archive.is] Jeroen Wiert Pluimers on Twitter: “Seems you got power again: … (it also shows how to get from an outage at … to the details page: take the Referentienummer value, than paste it in the details URL which might change into … when unsolved).… “

–jeroen

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