AirWolf
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Plenty disconnects this morning and only syncing at 14,332 on a 20Mbps line - was syncing at 22 last week. Attainable is 25 at the moment.
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Plenty disconnects this morning and only syncing at 14,332 on a 20Mbps line - was syncing at 22 last week. Attainable is 25 at the moment.
Strange that you're seeing line drops, the stats don't look too bad here.
Drop me a PM and we can see what's causing the issues here.
krustyrsa
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Plenty disconnects this morning and only syncing at 14,332 on a 20Mbps line - was syncing at 22 last week. Attainable is 25 at the moment.
Could be the DSMS software monitoring your line, what was your SNR before the drops?, looking at your upstream it seems the DSMS dropped your line due to bad SNR on the upstream, @Afriman could I be wrong?
Nah, the drops are coming in at the router according to our logs.
Running some troubleshooting via PM with AirWolf
Definitely no issues from our end, haven't seen queries around slow OS updates outside of the SEACOM outage at the end of Jan.
Is this the only download service that's slow for you?
Windows 10 has a few issues.
Hope this helps:
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-update-stuck-downloading-updates
Quote from article "If you find that your Windows Update is stuck downloading updates at 0 % . . ."
Only that update service, yes.
I did exactly that before posting here, still on 0%
Could be an MS issue itself, OS updates look to be performing well on our end.
What DNS servers are you using?
Googles
On a related note, I found streaming performance increased quite a bit when I changed from Google's DNS to Afrihost's one.
(Before fibre, doubt it makes a difference now)
It will make a difference, we've setup our DNS clusters to use the best routes, caching, CDN's etc etc
BTW, super jealous of those speeds!
It will make a difference, we've setup our DNS clusters to use the best routes, caching, CDN's etc etc
BTW, super jealous of those speeds!
Hehe.
The DNS made a massive difference. Even 720p was buffering badly on Youtube at 10Mbps. After auto DNS, 1080p was perfect on any streaming service.
Hehe.
The DNS made a massive difference. Even 720p was buffering badly on Youtube at 10Mbps. After auto DNS, 1080p was perfect on any streaming service.
Our network guys will be glad to hear it
I've only ever been able to stream 1080P on YouTube on my line, tell me oh fibre wizard - does 4K buffer for you?
Our network guys will be glad to hear it
I've only ever been able to stream 1080P on YouTube on my line, tell me oh fibre wizard - does 4K buffer for you?
Just tested a 4K vid. Loaded about as fast as 480p did on my 10Mbps connection. The loading indicator hopped ahead for a few seconds and then the video was loaded.
Don't take this the wrong way, I'm happy for you, but I hate you
That's so awesome though dude, rocking speeds and latency!!
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