Can confirm. Latency to VPN server in AMS when down
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Afrihost - Pure Fibre Feedback Thread Part 2
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elf_lord_ZC5
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Massive Internet problems in South Africa
Thousands of South African Internet users are reporting issues with accessing myriad online services on Thursday, 14 March 2024.
mybroadband.co.za
Hi
Due to multiple transoceanic cable faults, certain services are severely impacted. We are working to route traffic as best we can with the available routes we have.
Currently, we have enough capacity still online however if any further impacts occur on the remaining subsea cable systems this situation might change.
We will share updates once more information becomes available.
Due to multiple transoceanic cable faults, certain services are severely impacted. We are working to route traffic as best we can with the available routes we have.
Currently, we have enough capacity still online however if any further impacts occur on the remaining subsea cable systems this situation might change.
We will share updates once more information becomes available.
Download speed from EU server be dead slow
Speed Test to server in Germany:
60/60 Line running this bad. I can only assume capacity has been reached?
EDIT: Cloudflare WARP to the rescue
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Download speed from EU server be dead slow
Speed Test to server in Germany:
View attachment 1675917
60/60 Line running this bad. I can only assume capacity has been reached?
EDIT: Cloudflare WARP to the rescue
Looks like the Openserve transit to Europe is congested. We haven't reached any limits.
Investigating if we can move traffic around.
Convex
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This packet loss got to do with the cable faults or is something else?
Soul Assassin
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You don't have packet loss.
Convex
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Ok, then whatever that 32% loss is, has it got to do with the Cable faults being reported or something else?
MDE
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As quoted from inet,
"ICMP pings usually have the lowest priority across a network end-to-end. Therefore, if any router along the path is saturated with packets, then the ICMP ping is likely to be the first to get dropped by that router. Regular applications may exhibit no packet loss; yet, the ping tests will show packet loss."
As the loss does not continue through to the last hop, no issues.
So the answer would be yes and no depending on how busy cloudflare routers are
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Download speed from EU server be dead slow
Speed Test to server in Germany:
View attachment 1675917
60/60 Line running this bad. I can only assume capacity has been reached?
EDIT: Cloudflare WARP to the rescue
We moved some traffic around last night. We will monitor during the evening peak to see if there is any improvement.
Latency and speeds have been looking really good on all our probes. Equiano and EASSy links are performing well.
Please let us know if you face any issues.
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This thread much quieter than the CISP so clearly riding the storm much better.
ShakeelH
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I did get confirmation of this issue. Vuma team is working on the backhaul issues.
Getting over 300 pings to France....
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In games? On speedtest?
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Share ping plotter or trace route results to the server
Will share personally as it's to an iptv server which before the outage I was getting below 200 pings