jannier
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This server is not a good test subject, its capacity is restrictive. Use Coreix London.
This server is not a good test subject, its capacity is restrictive. Use Coreix London.
No packet loss. Trust me, you can feel the difference.
Very happy with what I'm seeing, big thanks to @PBCool and the coolideas team for helping the whole way and to everyone on here who helped convince me to drop Octotel.
This is 100% true, if i compare my 50/50 work account on Octotel vs my home 50/5 Vumatel its day and night, Octotel network is so bad :/Just got my Openserve line activated and I'm very happy to kick Octotel out the door. Took Openserve/Coolideas 5 working days to go from ordering to live.
200/100mb line
Local:
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International:
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Getting MORE than you pay for is a wild concept.
And the best part:
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No packet loss. Trust me, you can feel the difference.
Very happy with what I'm seeing, big thanks to @PBCool and the coolideas team for helping the whole way and to everyone on here who helped convince me to drop Octotel.
Hopefully @PBCool and @TheRoDent can show this to Octotel as proof how garbage their network can be.
Wish I had a choice![]()
This is 100% true, if i compare my 50/50 work account on Octotel vs my home 50/5 Vumatel its day and night, Octotel network is so bad :/
Octotel might as well have built their network out of wireless extenders...Just got my Openserve line activated and I'm very happy to kick Octotel out the door. Took Openserve/Coolideas 5 working days to go from ordering to live.
200/100mb line
Local:
![]()
International:
![]()
Getting MORE than you pay for is a wild concept.
And the best part:
![]()
No packet loss. Trust me, you can feel the difference.
Very happy with what I'm seeing, big thanks to @PBCool and the coolideas team for helping the whole way and to everyone on here who helped convince me to drop Octotel.
Yeap should be.@PBCool - With the price decrease happening with Vumatel, will our monthly bills be lower on the 1st of July?![]()
What will the new price for 200/200 on Vumatel be?Yeap should be.
This is typically a rate limit applied by the Steam CDN, depending on their network load they will adjust the available bandwidth per connection.I've been experiencing degraded speed when downloading from Steam (100/100 Vumatel) for the last few days. I used to get around 10-11 MB/s (which is what I would expect). Now I am barely hitting 8 MB/s - generally 6-7.
What can I do to troubleshoot/fix this?
Look at the thread called How to perform an IPERF as well as doing a traceroute when you experiencing the slow speedsI've been experiencing degraded speed when downloading from Steam (100/100 Vumatel) for the last few days. I used to get around 10-11 MB/s (which is what I would expect). Now I am barely hitting 8 MB/s - generally 6-7.
What can I do to troubleshoot/fix this?
Have a feeling its not steam since I know a few people pulling at max speeds on 200meg+ lines. If that is the case they can also swap download server? I assume that would fix the issue?This is typically a rate limit applied by the Steam CDN, depending on their network load they will adjust the available bandwidth per connection.
Unfortunately not something we can control or change.
Like I said, steam determines their download speeds for content based on how loaded their servers are, and whether the content is available on a local Steam CDN node would probably also make a difference. Very hard to predict.Have a feeling its not steam since I know a few people pulling at max speeds on 200meg+ lines. If that is the case they can also swap download server? I assume that would fix the issue?
R1419What will the new price for 200/200 on Vumatel be?
Opened steam now and...Like I said, steam determines their download speeds for content based on how loaded their servers are, and whether the content is available on a local Steam CDN node would probably also make a difference. Very hard to predict.
If the content is only on an international CDN node, then on a single TCP connection it could potentially slowdown.
But as you suggested, an iperf is a good first test just to eliminate some fibre line packet loss.