Gimli_
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Hi, thought I read the other day that they were now planning to peer at JINX, CINX and DINX (could have the story wrong). Has that happened yet, and if so would it mean they will now peer for free?
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Gimli_
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Openserve finally joins ISPA after 25 years
After 25 years of holding out, Telkom’s wholesale division Openserve has joined the Internet Service Providers’ Association of SA.
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Openserve finally joins ISPA after 25 years
After 25 years of holding out, Telkom’s wholesale division Openserve has joined the Internet Service Providers’ Association of SA.
There have been major changes at Openserve of late, would be nice if they do change their peering policy too. The current policy is still the same document that was released in 2016 (and we tick all the boxes on that document- you’re welcome to google it- Openserve peering policy). We send through a new peering application every 3-6 months (yes we are persistent) and we did send a nudge today again... Some prefixes (Telkom ISP and Telkom mobile) are accessible directly over NAP, however all SAIX prefixes are excluded (for some weird reason).
Fundamentally, it favours them for us to peer; they would have the shortest possible handover to our network in each region, minimising how much traffic they need to transit over their core network.
Edit: link to SAIX Peering Policy: https://webreach.openserve.co.za/peering-policy
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Which FNO? If you still have internet from MTS, that means the line hasn’t been released yet (usually a FNO issue) and chances are you’ll be released later tonight.
Thank you! Appreciate the feedback and glad you read the long wall of text!
Diesal
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Took the leap
Welcome! Will ask the FTTH team to reach out!
PilgrimToHyperion
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I have, doesn't make a difference. I updated the ticket with more info earlier today.
vuma trenched.
Modem was showing red led indicating no internet.
Reboot fiber ont. Shows I have internet but none.
Any settings I need to do.
Asus RT-AX86U On mobile currently. Can't see my email
Could be Vuma side?
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Morning. Can you drop me a plum with your details. I’ll get the team to check on the status of your order.
With regards to the new speed, we’ll activate based on your new speed.
Martha Moto has my all my info. She dealt with my switch over to WebSquad.
Your order will be activated on 200 and you will be billed pro-rata.
Sorry, I don’t know handles and client names - so I just need your details to follow up. We have quite a few inbound migrations.
Tnx a lot smooth switch over.
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1 core.as-01.jb1.za.ws.net.za 0% 2 0.4ms 2.1 0.4 3.8
2 core.pe-xe-ip01.jb1.za.ws.net.za 0% 2 0.8ms 1.5 0.8 2.2
3 165-65-148-197.as37497.za.net 0% 2 0.7ms 1.5 0.7 2.2
4 161-64-148-197.as37497.za.net 0% 2 0.5ms 0.8 0.5 1.1
5 41-79-249-245.static.pccwglob... 0% 2 1.4ms 1.8 1.4 2.1
6 hundredge0-4-0-0.br02.sin03.p... 0% 2 115.8ms 115.9 115.8 115.9
7 hundredge0-4-0-0.br02.sin03.p... 0% 2 116.2ms 116.2 116.2 116.2
8 vpls.ten0-0-0-20-609.br02.sin... 0% 1 115.9ms 115.9 115.9 115.9
9 110.34.166.182.static.krypt.com 0% 1 115.3ms 115.3 115.3 115.3That's pretty impressive latency to singapore from joburg on websquad, test done from looking glass. Of course, it is a best case route, most of them aren't this good.
powermzii
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Thats very impressive - CISP is giving 316ms to that IP (for comparison)
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