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Anyone here experiencing RD problems as it will only show HD links no 720p or 1080p links

What is RD? I've seen a lot of mention of it all over the place and kind of have an idea of what it is?
 
I suspect this is more MTU related, obviously testing to Bloemfontein can give you unexpected results. As mentioned the Geolocation service updates over time.

MTU is set to 1492 and didn't change between tests. Regardless, at least back to normal now.
 
Honestly I think RD is overrated.... it's unreliable and files hosted on congested file hosters and RD/AD servers getting congested too.

Popcorn time is a decent alternative especially on an ISP that does not shape p2p like cool ideas.
It is overrated, I couldn't get it to work, neither on CISP or any other provider. I prefer to go old school
 
Hey guys, I seem to have high local latency again on Openserve (Pretoria East), can anyone else confirm if you also see this? Traceroute shows the high latency (200ms) on the first hop already.
 
Hey guys, I seem to have high local latency again on Openserve (Pretoria East), can anyone else confirm if you also see this? Traceroute shows the high latency (200ms) on the first hop already.
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Yep you're not the only one.
 
Hey guys, I seem to have high local latency again on Openserve (Pretoria East), can anyone else confirm if you also see this? Traceroute shows the high latency (200ms) on the first hop already.

Yeah, getting this all of a sudden.
Code:
x@x:~$ mtr -rc 50 cisp.co.za
HOST: x                           Loss%   Snt   Last   Avg  Best  Wrst StDev
  1.|-- ???                       100.0    50    0.0   0.0   0.0   0.0   0.0
  2.|-- 154.0.5.173                0.0%    50   89.3  85.4  18.7 167.6  29.0
  3.|-- 192.168.11.14              2.0%    50  144.1 133.2  85.1 199.9  33.2
    |  `|-- 192.168.11.2
    |   |-- 154.0.5.178
  4.|-- 154.0.4.210                2.0%    50   83.2 110.9  40.0 246.3  35.7
    |  `|-- 154.0.4.209
  5.|-- 154.0.4.102               10.0%    50   86.5 182.9  86.5 245.8  44.3
    |  `|-- 154.0.4.53
    |   |-- 154.0.5.146
  6.|-- 154.0.5.129               10.0%    50  163.4 145.4  15.6 252.9  69.7
    |  `|-- 154.0.1.137
    |   |-- 154.0.2.113
  7.|-- 154.0.3.226                8.0%    50  166.5 203.0 161.4 244.9  26.0
  8.|-- 154.0.13.95               22.0%    50  161.5 193.8 152.4 246.5  30.4
x@x:~$ mtr -rc 50 155.133.238.163
HOST: x                           Loss%   Snt   Last   Avg  Best  Wrst StDev
  1.|-- ???                       100.0    50    0.0   0.0   0.0   0.0   0.0
  2.|-- 154.0.5.173                6.0%    50   18.2  57.1   5.7 170.2  50.2
  3.|-- 192.168.11.14              4.0%    50    4.9 104.9   4.9 179.8  49.1
    |  `|-- 192.168.11.2
    |   |-- 154.0.5.190
    |   |-- 154.0.5.178
  4.|-- 154.0.4.209               10.0%    50  144.1 139.0   5.8 199.4  52.7
    |  `|-- 154.0.4.210
  5.|-- 154.0.4.82                 0.0%    50   89.9  85.0   5.4 221.3  64.3
    |  `|-- 154.0.3.86
  6.|-- 196-60-9-22.ixp.joburg    10.0%    50  148.6 170.7  84.2 226.4  30.2
  7.|-- 192.168.210.49             2.0%    50  177.1  68.4   6.5 179.7  50.0
  8.|-- 155.133.238.163            0.0%    50  102.1  83.1   4.5 211.4  66.8
 
It should be set to auto.

I don't have an auto option on my router. (Asus RT-AC88U)

Just had a power failure, so reconnected. Again, on the 102.132.xxx.xxx range, to Coreix London:



Note latency and speeds, as compared with earlier results on 155.xxx
 
I don't have an auto option on my router. (Asus RT-AC88U)

Just had a power failure, so reconnected. Again, on the 102.132.xxx.xxx range, to Coreix London:



Note latency and speeds, as compared with earlier results on 155.xxx
Give me a few mins.
 
Yeah, getting this all of a sudden.
Code:
x@x:~$ mtr -rc 50 cisp.co.za
HOST: x                           Loss%   Snt   Last   Avg  Best  Wrst StDev
  1.|-- ???                       100.0    50    0.0   0.0   0.0   0.0   0.0
  2.|-- 154.0.5.173                0.0%    50   89.3  85.4  18.7 167.6  29.0
  3.|-- 192.168.11.14              2.0%    50  144.1 133.2  85.1 199.9  33.2
    |  `|-- 192.168.11.2
    |   |-- 154.0.5.178
  4.|-- 154.0.4.210                2.0%    50   83.2 110.9  40.0 246.3  35.7
    |  `|-- 154.0.4.209
  5.|-- 154.0.4.102               10.0%    50   86.5 182.9  86.5 245.8  44.3
    |  `|-- 154.0.4.53
    |   |-- 154.0.5.146
  6.|-- 154.0.5.129               10.0%    50  163.4 145.4  15.6 252.9  69.7
    |  `|-- 154.0.1.137
    |   |-- 154.0.2.113
  7.|-- 154.0.3.226                8.0%    50  166.5 203.0 161.4 244.9  26.0
  8.|-- 154.0.13.95               22.0%    50  161.5 193.8 152.4 246.5  30.4
x@x:~$ mtr -rc 50 155.133.238.163
HOST: x                           Loss%   Snt   Last   Avg  Best  Wrst StDev
  1.|-- ???                       100.0    50    0.0   0.0   0.0   0.0   0.0
  2.|-- 154.0.5.173                6.0%    50   18.2  57.1   5.7 170.2  50.2
  3.|-- 192.168.11.14              4.0%    50    4.9 104.9   4.9 179.8  49.1
    |  `|-- 192.168.11.2
    |   |-- 154.0.5.190
    |   |-- 154.0.5.178
  4.|-- 154.0.4.209               10.0%    50  144.1 139.0   5.8 199.4  52.7
    |  `|-- 154.0.4.210
  5.|-- 154.0.4.82                 0.0%    50   89.9  85.0   5.4 221.3  64.3
    |  `|-- 154.0.3.86
  6.|-- 196-60-9-22.ixp.joburg    10.0%    50  148.6 170.7  84.2 226.4  30.2
  7.|-- 192.168.210.49             2.0%    50  177.1  68.4   6.5 179.7  50.0
  8.|-- 155.133.238.163            0.0%    50  102.1  83.1   4.5 211.4  66.8
Yes there is something arb happening with IPC, we are investigating.
 
Yes there is something arb happening with IPC, we are investigating.

I've just tried a few MTU settings, along with using ping fragmentation to calculate the value and trying that - no change. Is there any way to get back to the 155.xxx range?
 
Hey guys, I seem to have high local latency again on Openserve (Pretoria East), can anyone else confirm if you also see this? Traceroute shows the high latency (200ms) on the first hop already.

Yep, also noticed things went pearshaped on Openserve on my end. Switched to my Vox Fatpipe for backup while it gets sorted.
 
I've just tried a few MTU settings, along with using ping fragmentation to calculate the value and trying that - no change. Is there any way to get back to the 155.xxx range?
I'll drop you a PM.
 
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