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Could you send us a traceroute of eu.battle.net
Tested now - previous pic was from 3pm a few days ago...
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Could you send us a traceroute of eu.battle.net
We were actually asked about this the other day and I tested to Diablo EU
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Your website is hosted on Hetzner shared hosting. Are you sure you are not a reseller? It does not look like you own any infrastructure.
Cybersmart need a good reseller, so best of luck.
Hi Chevron,
I'm quite certain you won't be disappointed with the experience on Crystal Web, and utilising the Cybersmart backbone for our current offerings doesn't mean we're limited to only offering this sort of package in future.
If there is a demand and business case for rollover data we will consider it. For now we are exploring other ways to please customers in the capped data space...
So.. just out of interest: I'm with Cybersmart currently, i'm happy with the price but the international speeds are not great.
What reason would you give me to move ?
Better contention ratio?
Better redundancy ?
Do you have experience running an ISP?
How can you afford staff when you do not have a company website?
Hi Chevron,
I'm quite certain you won't be disappointed with the experience on Crystal Web, and utilising the Cybersmart backbone for our current offerings doesn't mean we're limited to only offering this sort of package in future.
If there is a demand and business case for rollover data we will consider it. For now we are exploring other ways to please customers in the capped data space...
Agreed, and no. We won't be punishing and hoodwinking our customers just to try to give them more. And if the product will perform differently, we'll be upfront about it...
I'm not clear on the technical ramifications of all this, but one issue I had when I was with Cybersmart was international game latency was not working very well for me (although in the interests of transparency, they were very helpful and motivated to help me solve the issue, I just ran out of energy at some point during the fairly exhaustive diagnostic process).
Long rambling short - Any idea how you guys do regarding latency to the EU region? As a point of comparison, my Afrihost account is consistently sub 200 ms (often in the 170 region), and this is just fantastic.
Any plans for offering a business uncapped account?
If what I'm reading is true (and those traceroutes are looking mighty fine) then there will be no need for business accounts ever again...Any plans for offering a business uncapped account?
Yes, I remember Wazzup. They were squeezed like lemons, there was no margin for proper support. Their unshaped was in fact shaped as well.Running on cybersmart backbone won't this be very limited on what you can do for pricing? Sounds to me that this will be a lot like the old wazzup isp.
Cybersmart never had the worst network, it was super decent before they started with uncapped. Like with all other ISPs thats where things went bad, however most of them learn and get it right after a while. Recent testing on the 10 leaked Cybersmart test accounts have shown me their network has stabilized quite a bit, and I also figured out their network expanded from Cape Town only into JHB and further, which is great as well.
Where Cybersmart was/is terrible, was/is their support and T&Cs that was/is a disaster. However with Crystal Web reselling their bandwidth, it may actually be a good thing, hopefully great support and none of the draconian T&Cs that Cybersmart has.
As for borwood showing up in those traces, you will see that is the upstream provider for international bandwidth/backhaul that Cybersmart uses, when you look at the BGP routing table via many of the available ones on the internet. Just do a lookup on Cybersmart's ASN.
Thus the only way how this will turn out, is to see what happens when Crystal Web signs up more users.
For one, they will need a good control panel for the DSL, like Afrihost/Axxess and Web Africa has at least, hopefully that will come with the website ect.
Best of luck to you guys DJ. Being and ADSL reseller, whether it is bandwidth or accounts, is never an easy feat.
Cybersmart never had the worst network, it was super decent before they started with uncapped. Like with all other ISPs thats where things went bad, however most of them learn and get it right after a while. Recent testing on the 10 leaked Cybersmart test accounts have shown me their network has stabilized quite a bit, and I also figured out their network expanded from Cape Town only into JHB and further, which is great as well.
Where Cybersmart was/is terrible, was/is their support and T&Cs that was/is a disaster. However with Crystal Web reselling their bandwidth, it may actually be a good thing, hopefully great support and none of the draconian T&Cs that Cybersmart has.
As for borwood showing up in those traces, you will see that is the upstream provider for international bandwidth/backhaul that Cybersmart uses, when you look at the BGP routing table via many of the available ones on the internet. Just do a lookup on Cybersmart's ASN.
Thus the only way how this will turn out, is to see what happens when Crystal Web signs up more users.
For one, they will need a good control panel for the DSL, like Afrihost/Axxess and Web Africa has at least, hopefully that will come with the website ect.
Best of luck to you guys DJ. Being and ADSL reseller, whether it is bandwidth or accounts, is never an easy feat.
Just wondering about local gaming although I don't play local games is IPC. Cybersmart only has IPC in Cape Town I'm not too sure its been a long while since I used them so not sure if that changed. Local latency will be good but not the best if you are not in Capte Town.
Just wondering about local gaming although I don't play local games is IPC. Cybersmart only has IPC in Cape Town I'm not too sure its been a long while since I used them so not sure if that changed. Local latency will be good but not the best if you are not in Capte Town.