Afrihost - Pure Fibre Feedback Thread Part 2

My connection is completely dead as of 14:05 today. frogfoot - somerset west. Old route networks.
 
Looks clear, I have a constant 1% packet loss, playing zombies solo so not really affecting me at all atm

Yeah I think it's coming from the servers themselves like load related rather than network related.
 
Are you sure it's Mweb? I'm not getting any Mweb servers.

AWS CPT and Vultr JHB


You are right they changed hosts. I am not getting packet loss but dealing with desync, especially at peak times
 
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You are right they changed hosts. I am not getting packet loss but dealing with desync, especially at peak times

Same. I even get that packetloss and packetburts warning playing on Geforce now where the servers are literally in the same dc. 0 ms ping but still get that especially like 7 or 8pm and most of the time over weekends that is why I immediately thought it's actual server load issue rather than a network issue.

I get that issue on both cpt and jhb servers.
 
Same. I even get that packetloss and packetburts warning playing on Geforce now where the servers are literally in the same dc. 0 ms ping but still get that especially like 7 or 8pm and most of the time over weekends that is why I immediately thought it's actual server load issue rather than a network issue.

I get that issue on both cpt and jhb servers.
The servers are 64tick which shouldn't be an issue, leaving the game's netcode (classic Black Ops issues). As for packet loss and congestion, something like L4S is worth a shot but it will take time to implement
 
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Any known issues for Fontainebleau on Vuma? A friend of mine is having issues, he isn't on Afrihost, just wanting to see if it is ISP specific issue
 
Thanks Afrigirl and Frogfoot Fibre organizing a technician to be sent out. Root cause was an install the previous day in another flat in our block which damaged our cable.

Since getting reconnected my packet loss hasn't been great.

Interestingly, the IPV4 graph is ugly, but ipv6 is fairly clean (note the differences in scale, from up to 3.8% packet averaged every minute to 0 loss on IPV6 (which I don't roll out to my home network).

Monitoring ips are: 169.1.254.1 and fe80::e678:76ff:febc:ab61

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