Anakha56
Senior Member
Guys, can you please post the areas you are in? CW are trying to identify where the problem is and what areas are affected, right now they know KZN is affected but not sure about JHB, CPT and other areas.
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Guys, can you please post the areas you are in? CW are trying to identify where the problem is and what areas are affected, right now they know KZN is affected but not sure about JHB, CPT and other areas.
Durbanville, Cape Town.
I only have reduced speeds and increased ping. No packet loss. I see loss in speeds across all protocols. Steam, YouTube, direct downloads and NNTP. Everything.
@gloryboy you are experiencing some issues though or none at all?
Guys, can you please post the areas you are in? CW are trying to identify where the problem is and what areas are affected, right now they know KZN is affected but not sure about JHB, CPT and other areas.
Durbanville, Cape Town.
I only have reduced speeds and increased ping. No packet loss. I see loss in speeds across all protocols. Steam, YouTube, direct downloads and NNTP. Everything.
I have had issues for about the last 10 weeks now with packet loss and crappy pings in games during peak time.
Free State, so northern IPC. 10Mb/s ADSL 150GB Xtreme Capped account.
I reported the problem months ago, and kept following up every two weeks, but they just always said they are still investigating. I gave up about 2 weeks ago.
The issue is the exact same on Web Africa by the way, but it's gone on Afrihost. So it's definitely IS related.
Don't have a WA account to test, but I'll back up your statement that the issues don't exist on AH. So safe bet the problem is IS related.
there is a problem on the IS KZN network causing additional latency and slow speeds when connecting over IPC (ie dsl+telkom ftth). IS did send out a notification, they are attending to it.
also keep in mind, due to the seacom outage, international traffic sourced from KZN will be rerouted out via their CTN pop.