kohlhtor
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iftop, find the source IP and MTR to that.
Must just be you, no one else seems to be having an issue.
Why people complaining on gaming
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iftop, find the source IP and MTR to that.
Must just be you, no one else seems to be having an issue.
Why people complaining on gaming
I thought you having streaming issues?Why people complaining on gaming
Which games are you having problems with?
World of Warships, Armored Warfare. DNS is set for Afrihost server .2 and Google's 8.8.8.8
Yeah, I complained about Armored Warfare back in November, they got it working for a few weeks. Then I complained about it last week (came back to playing it) and the issue is still here. They've said that they are going to update the game profile so it doesn't get affected by the shaper. Still waiting.
ALSO still waiting on the whole "not being able to access mega and mediafire" which is also being looked into. Last week.
NNTP running at 2MB/s full line speed. App store/iTunes store and iCloud crippling slow takes 30mins for 27mb app to download.
Will seacom's cable fault have an impact on Afrihost clients? If so, how much of an impact will it have and what services should we expect to be slow?
Just waiting for my fibre connection, I can't stand this crap, Mweb had a good network when it came to gaming (for me) but their accounts department lacks a bitch slap. Afrihost has the best part of actually giving me my 4mb connection but I can't game as well as I did on the Mweb network. Hopefully soon I'll have fibre installed and then I don't care how many people are on the net. Everything will just work.
Saw your post, complained about it 2 months back still nothing, its like they just gave up on trying to support gamers. Always have to send ping tests or tracerts or install ping mapper, submit submit submit and get nothing back. Climbing a ladder that just doesn't have a end to. Mweb have a gaming department that only focus on our problems and sometimes they don't get it right but often all comes right.
Yea I know what the Afrihost lovers here are gonna say, "if you hate it then bugger off" well luckily we live in a free country so I can say all this lovely stuff about Afrihost without suffering any backlash. Paid for the service like everyone else, advertised as a gaming package (supported) and well some days all is well. But often, crap...
World of Warships, Armored Warfare. DNS is set for Afrihost server .2 and Google's 8.8.8.8
Haven't commented here in a while.
Getting slow speeds on a streaming service I use.
Connect to vpn which routes me through Europe - full speed.
Connect to my vox backup account - full speed.
Otherwise been running pretty solid for me.
Joburg South.
Capped account.
Can't stream a damn thing in Cape Town again and Speed test won't fully load so I can't test it.
Back to the Telkom account until the "Non Existent" problems are fixed again I guess.
wget https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server/1.1.4.2757-24ffd60/plexmediaserver_1.1.4.2757-24ffd60_amd64.deb
--2016-10-18 09:16:56-- https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server/1.1.4.2757-24ffd60/plexmediaserver_1.1.4.2757-24ffd60_amd64.deb
Resolving downloads.plex.tv (downloads.plex.tv)... 104.20.7.9, 104.20.6.9, 2400:cb00:2048:1::6814:609, ...
Connecting to downloads.plex.tv (downloads.plex.tv)|104.20.7.9|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 101088776 (96M) [application/octet-stream]
Saving to: 'plexmediaserver_1.1.4.2757-24ffd60_amd64.deb'
100%[====================================================================================================================================================================================================>] 101,088,776 1.10MB/s in 88s
2016-10-18 09:18:25 (1.10 MB/s) - 'plexmediaserver_1.1.4.2757-24ffd60_amd64.deb' saved [101088776/101088776]
Is anyone getting errors on FNB banking? I know it's not a Afrihost issue but I can't access any info on my profile without internal server error, just checking if anyone else is having the same issue?
We don't use Seacom as a primary international route, so it wouldn't affect us at all![]()
Isn't that a bit optimistic?
Unless you have a dedicated cable, which I doubt, or you have a 1 to 1 contention ratio you will be affected by your upstream provider.
The Seacom traffic has to go somewhere and if your upstream provider is acting as an alternate route for any of those seacom users there will be increased congestion on your links too.
What caroper is saying is that Seacom will shift their traffic to WACS and then it is possible that all WACS customers could be impacted.Doesn't the Afrihost network rely solely on WACS?