When you see the latency spike again, then run the App so we can see how the latency manifests. Will tell us a lot
Cool. Will do. Thanks.
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Cool. Will do. Thanks.
I sent you a pm with details on how to test this.
Thanks, will check that out ASAP.
Bursty-dude
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Was working perfectly fine (except for the constant streaming BS....) and downloading like a monster up until about 2 hours ago, when speed dropped to this:
Took 3 tries to actually open this thread to post this.
Paying 1K+ per month for this constant BS is over, I am going to cancel this service and move elsewhere.
Took 3 tries to actually open this thread to post this.
Paying 1K+ per month for this constant BS is over, I am going to cancel this service and move elsewhere.
Bursty-dude
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Rebooted the router and sitting at 1.9MB.
Supposed to be 6MB, right?
End of September, bye bye. Cancellation will be done on the 1st September.
Supposed to be 6MB, right?
End of September, bye bye. Cancellation will be done on the 1st September.
Getting the same problem daily. Most of the time after resetting the router multiple times it goes back to what it should be. Support is still investigating the issue. All the tests etc conducted on my line has proven that the problem is with Afrihost/MTN.
Hummercellc
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Bursty-dude
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Bursty-dude
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After another few reboots, speed is back to the normal 4-5MB, but streaming still sucks hairy donkey gonads.
Everything else works perfectly fine, though.
Everything else works perfectly fine, though.
Resetting your router would have no effect on your data (ISP connection). This is a line function to reset your port connection, so this would point to a line issue. If you're rebooting your router immediately, chances are you're getting the same IP address, so nothing is really changing on the ISP side
I still do think that this is something that warrant further investigation. As I mentioned in the previous post, rebooting your router is mainly to do with your DSL line stability and sync, not really with the ISP network.
ScottulusMaximus
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Having random DNS issues, is it this wind or authentication issues again?
HelterSkelter
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This wind. You can probably sail a ship on dry land as well.
I don't know of general DNS issues. What sort of issues are you seeing? Are you running any traces to IP addresses you can't reach?
Resetting your router would have no effect on your data (ISP connection). This is a line function to reset your port connection, so this would point to a line issue. If you're rebooting your router immediately, chances are you're getting the same IP address, so nothing is really changing on the ISP side
Not a line fault, when this happens I can switch to my web africa account and get full speed without having to reboot the router. Also local traffic remains solid, I can get full speed on a local test. Only international is affected. So deff not a line fault.
Chevron
Serial breaker of phones
Resetting your router would have no effect on your data (ISP connection). This is a line function to reset your port connection, so this would point to a line issue. If you're rebooting your router immediately, chances are you're getting the same IP address, so nothing is really changing on the ISP side
Now you see why I said what I did earlier? You guys like blaming the line when it's not.
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