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30-50ms ping to where? JHB is also using Eassy capacity.@PBCool And what about what happened to JHB? Why was I having sporadic packet loss and 30-50 ping there?
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30-50ms ping to where? JHB is also using Eassy capacity.@PBCool And what about what happened to JHB? Why was I having sporadic packet loss and 30-50 ping there?
Nah shouldn't have to, issues should be resolved.@PBCool do we need to bounce our routers/ ONT's for these changes to take effect?
Steam has local repositories, yet I am still downloading at sub 100bytes on 100/100.
No changes, beyond the fault. We were aware of the increased latency to London but this happens every so often when there is an issue with the WACS capacity, there is enough capacity on the other cable systems. We are awaiting the RFO from the carrier.Latency to EU is the best it's been in a while. Was there a congestion issue that was resolved when this fault happened or something?
Also curious how a fault of this magnitude didn't trigger any automated alerts, and had to be reported by users?
Can you PM me your account details and I can follow up? This time of year makes escalations quite difficult.Hi @PBCool. We just got fibre in our suburb and I signed up with you guys. You arranged for OpenServe to come out to do the installation and they came on Tuesday.
They pulled fibre into my home and installed the ONT, but I have no PON light and the installers said they would come back the next day (yesterday).
I've since heard nothing and every time I call you guys you just say that you're waiting for a response from OpenServe. Someone else in my suburb had the same issue and their ISP had it resolved in less than 24 hours.
My adsl is with the disaster that is/was CrystalWeb, but even they respond quicker to queries - disappointed that you guys can't get hold of OpenServe after nearly 48 hours.
If there is enough capacity, why were the speeds degraded? Or is this by design on your backup links?No changes, beyond the fault. We were aware of the increased latency to London but this happens every so often when there is an issue with the WACS capacity, there is enough capacity on the other cable systems. We are awaiting the RFO from the carrier.
Local speed test of course is good.
International is crap: Going to take days for me to do what I need to do *SIGH*
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Local speed test of course is good.
International is crap: Going to take days for me to do what I need to do *SIGH*
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There was something wrong with one of the links in Cape Town as mentioned, we are awaiting feedback from the carrier as to what happened to it.If there is enough capacity, why were the speeds degraded? Or is this by design on your backup links?
OK so to confirm this is what is affecting me at the moment?There was something wrong with one of the links in Cape Town as mentioned, we are awaiting feedback from the carrier as to what happened to it.