Vuma Reach Phoenix Thread

[Afrigirl]

May I please have a tracert to 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1

Changes have been made. Can anyone test again? Tracert or ping test

 

[byronsn]

Changes have been made. Can anyone test again? Tracert or ping test

 

[Da-G-Man]

Seems more stable now overall, was still some issues last night with crunchyroll and Netflix.

 

[byronsn]

Speeds have dropped again this morning. 5Mbps down

 

[Afrigirl]

Speeds have dropped again this morning. 5Mbps down

Checking, please run a tracert or ping to 1.1.1.1 or 8..8.8.8

 

[byronsn]

Checking, please run a tracert or ping to 1.1.1.1 or 8..8.8.8

seems to have stabilised.

 

[Da-G-Man]

Lmao Vuma came through to check. They unplugged Fibre, plugged it back in lights showing green but no connection

 

[Da-G-Man]

And its back up. There is a notice on the Afrihost site for Fiber status, hoping its sorted.

 

[Spontaneous spinach]

I saw vuma vehicles all over and even a van on brailsford pulling fibre out the pavement

I hope the oues didnt figure out a way to smoke the fibre cables

 

[Da-G-Man]

I really wish the double speed promotion carried on infinitely but feeling the drop in speed and R300 more for 100mb doesn't feel worth it. Anyone moved away from reach onto something like 5g and reached speeds above 100mb.

I'm getting 100Mbps on 5G at the moment at my place with cellc which I thinks piggy backs Mtn

 

[FoxOne]

The product has become the new Telkom ADSL. The line speed does start off at 30mbps or so when the Speed test first starts off and then it throttles down to 20mbps. It's a pity we don't have Fibertime in the area.

 

[Afrigirl]

The product has become the new Telkom ADSL. The line speed does start off at 30mbps or so when the Speed test first starts off and then it throttles down to 20mbps. It's a pity we don't have Fibertime in the area.

But the line speed package is 20/10 mbps.

 

[FoxOne]

We've gotten used to 30/20mbps that used to run on the same package for the past 3 years. The only equivalent I see is Openserve. Would be good if Vuma Reach had something similar in offering.

 

[PBCool]

We've gotten used to 30/20mbps that used to run on the same package for the past 3 years. The only equivalent I see is Openserve. Would be good if Vuma Reach had something similar in offering.

If you purchased a 20Mbps package and got 30Mbps for a while (vumatel actually manages this mechanism)

Its not like we can do anything as the ISPs, we are actually the ones covering the bandwidth fees in these situations for the same margin as 20Mbps right.

 

[Spontaneous spinach]

Wake me up when this nightmare is over