wingnut771
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different cities different ipc's i'm assuming.
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New Webafrica Network Migration
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Update:
We have successfully migrated the second batch of FrogFoot Fibre clients, over to our new network in the Parklands area.
Not sure what area you guys are in but my 200/100Mbps Openserve line with a 100GB capped adsl account if flying on the new network. It's flawless. Twitch is flawless for me stream perfect. In game latency is stable and very low especially with League of Legends to EUW 178ms stable.
Cape Town - Table View
200mb Fibre Line Web Africa / FrogFoot
wingnut771
Honorary Master
lucky u aren't in cape town.
@WebAfrica Helper
Are we going to get any feedback if your engineers are investigating into this issue on the new network, especially it seems Cape Town international traffic?
(Multi) - 200mb Fibre
(Single) - 200mb Fibre
Are we going to get any feedback if your engineers are investigating into this issue on the new network, especially it seems Cape Town international traffic?
(Multi) - 200mb Fibre
(Single) - 200mb Fibre
YEah probably a CPT thing because Centurion on Openserve 200/100 It's perfect. Performance is even better than Vox and Cybersmart.
maniac6911
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@WebAfrica Helper
Are we going to get any feedback if your engineers are investigating into this issue on the new network, especially it seems Cape Town international traffic?
(Multi) - 200mb Fibre
(Single) - 200mb Fibre
Explains why my PE connection is terrible as well, traffic goes via CT.
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I worked at Internet Solutions for close on 10 years, left there but stayed on with a IS based account, specifically for the dynamic DNS feature that was offered, but never advertised. I could just CNAME a A record to my account details and basically had a "static" link address which I used for my security and business work at my premises. Now that you have moved my account away from IS, has the offering for a proper static IP become available?
I am based on Openserve. Web tech live support had no idea what I was talking about and unable to assist me with this serious issue. My business is now at a standstill because of your move.
Performance is great though.
I worked at Internet Solutions for close on 10 years, left there but stayed on with a IS based account, specifically for the dynamic DNS feature that was offered, but never advertised. I could just CNAME a A record to my account details and basically had a "static" link address which I used for my security and business work at my premises. Now that you have moved my account away from IS, has the offering for a proper static IP become available?
I am based on Openserve. Web tech live support had no idea what I was talking about and unable to assist me with this serious issue. My business is now at a standstill because of your move.
Performance is great though.
wingnut771
Honorary Master
i see wa being wa, radio silence.
wingnut771
Honorary Master
we can only speculate.
It's concerning and disappointing, my connection is costing me a fortune to only have 3MB..........
I'm also in Cape Town.
wingnut771
Honorary Master
its very easy to fix, hit that cancel button.
Yeah very few ISP actually offer that. IS, Telkom and Axxess does offer this which is nice.
In the mean time you are going to have to look at dyndns or no-ip and just click the renew button every 30days to renew the free ip. Most routers can set that in the router so that when you do get a new ip from a router restart it automatically updates. Not as perfect as the ISP provided one but not bad either with a proper router.
