kripstoe
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I must admit, I have never looked at this thread before moving to CI, but the technical feedback from PBCool is awesome.
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No sure, but considering all protocols are treated with the same preference on our network ICMP is a decent way to meter network latency and loss.
We always factor in everything between points so the approach is to never rule out any portion of a network, our office is linked to our core network which doesn't include Vumatels last mile.
Thanks for that jannie
That ties in with what smokeping is saying pretty much. So a possible issue at the link between vuma and Cisp?
Yeah that edge device of theirs... Its where you plug in isn't it?
Only at the next hop:
| 155.93.246.1 - 1 | 1459 | 1458 | 1 | 2 | 87 | 2 | (Their Device)
| 154.0.1.125 - 0 | 1463 | 1463 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 2 | (One of our Devices)
Well, it got you at least this new customer.
Ahhh, thanks
So... shall I see if I can replicate loss to that device as well, so we can make a case for them to check the kit over?
Well ICMP to that IP wont give us an indicator of where the loss is happening as they may be dropping a percentage of the ICMP protocol, so an MTR is better which then gives us an indication on the compiling loss where it may be happening.
Yeah either way, traffic destined for that IP verses beyond (forward) traffic is treated differently, so monitoring traffic to it vs "through" it might render different results.
[MENTION=394133]PBCool[/MENTION] - Do you know what the story is with Cool Ideas access to Vumatel aerial fibre in Cape Town?
I was told this morning (after getting the run-around all day yesterday) that there was a problem with Cool Ideas access to the aerial fibre here. They promised it would be sorted out before the end of today. Haven't heard anything yet and still not working![]()
Well, it got you at least this new customer.
No sure, but considering all protocols are treated with the same preference on our network ICMP is a decent way to meter network latency and loss.
We always factor in everything between points so the approach is to never rule out any portion of a network, our office is linked to our core network which doesn't include Vumatels last mile.
Yeah there was a delay on the NNI, it was installed a while ago but not patched from the Aerial side, so it should be up and running tomorrow. The Aerial network uses a different interface to the Vumatel trenched network.
Hi there, yes it will be resolved today as mentionedOk - still not working. Also hasn't stopped Cool Ideas from debiting my bank account![]()