MWEB Uncapped Subscribers Feedback

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Are MWEB shaping HTTP? The reason I ask is it seems to be time based (like most shaping), yesterday afternoon and most of yesterday night my 4meg line ran at just over 1meg, in the wee hours of the morning I got full speed.

This evening the same thing appears to be happening, 4 meg line is running at 1 meg.

MWEB Guy, could you comment please?

Hi randomguy,

Not all HTTP is shaped, it depends on what you doing. If a person is DL from HTTP it could be pulling data from a site which is actually E.G. a 1 click hosting site and that will be shaped from our side.

HTTP is just not normal HTTP.

Is it normal browsing or downloads you are experiencing slow speeds with? If it's DL send me the site and I'll investigate further from my side.

Kind regards,

MWEB Guy
 
Just a note on the guys doing the local speed tests - don't use the MTN one, use the other one (I think its Neology or something?) - that showed a better speed for me than the MTN server.

Also, perhaps you can post your international speeds too? My local is fine (not as I would want it, but I can live with it), its international thats the real pain for me.
 
Atrocious tonight. You know when the upload is faster than the download ... *sigh*





4mb/s line.

(added local)
 
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Rubbish speeds, STILL.........

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2011/05/03 12:00 AM    100.5 MB    12.8 MB   113.3 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 01:00 AM    103.4 MB    12.1 MB   115.6 MB 57 min 11 sec 
2011/05/03 02:00 AM    107.2 MB    11.8 MB   118.9 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 03:00 AM    109.0 MB    11.5 MB   120.5 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 04:00 AM    106.1 MB    11.3 MB   117.4 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 05:00 AM    107.0 MB    11.7 MB   118.6 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 06:00 AM    107.5 MB    11.3 MB   118.8 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 07:00 AM     79.7 MB    11.6 MB    91.3 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 08:00 AM     30.1 MB    10.5 MB    40.6 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 09:00 AM     27.3 MB    10.7 MB    38.0 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 10:00 AM     31.1 MB    12.0 MB    43.1 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 11:00 AM     35.3 MB    11.4 MB    46.6 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 12:00 PM     34.7 MB    11.3 MB    46.0 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 01:00 PM     38.2 MB    11.5 MB    49.7 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 02:00 PM     37.9 MB    11.4 MB    49.3 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 03:00 PM     36.1 MB    11.4 MB    47.5 MB 57 min 10 sec 
2011/05/03 04:00 PM     37.3 MB    11.4 MB    48.7 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 05:00 PM     49.9 MB    11.8 MB    61.8 MB          1 hr 
2011/05/03 06:00 PM     58.2 MB    12.2 MB    70.4 MB          1 hr
 
Hi Everyone

We're aware that there seem to be a number of speed related complaints at the moment. We're not sure if this is a problem isolated to our network as I've seen a definite trend in speed complaints from other ISP subscribers on here today as well. Our engineers are exploring all possible causes on our side and we've escalated this to our connectivity partners to check all possible avenues. We'll update you as soon as we have any further information on the matter.

Thanks
Will
 
I'm also experiencing degraded internet access during day time hours. I finally got fed up of the whole thing, and decided to log my up/down speeds overnight and during the day while downloading over standard HTTP (mainly Linux distros and other files needed for university), and here's the graph:

You can clearly see near constant, maximum line speed download until around 07h45, after which it degrades significantly. To me that looks like some sort of shaping over HTTP, which is unacceptable in my books. Can anyone else confirm a similar situation?
 
I'm also experiencing degraded internet access during day time hours. I finally got fed up of the whole thing, and decided to log my up/down speeds overnight and during the day while downloading over standard HTTP (mainly Linux distros and other files needed for university), and here's the graph:

You can clearly see near constant, maximum line speed download until around 07h45, after which it degrades significantly. To me that looks like some sort of shaping over HTTP, which is unacceptable in my books. Can anyone else confirm a similar situation?

Exactly what I experienced!
 
Hi Everyone

We're aware that there seem to be a number of speed related complaints at the moment. We're not sure if this is a problem isolated to our network as I've seen a definite trend in speed complaints from other ISP subscribers on here today as well. Our engineers are exploring all possible causes on our side and we've escalated this to our connectivity partners to check all possible avenues. We'll update you as soon as we have any further information on the matter.

Thanks
Will

Youtube still all but unusable - if that helps ?

Resorting to using Cell C whoosh on my iPad 2 for video streaming. Sigh.
 
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