50M : Think Broadband Ping Monitor Results (POST YOURS)

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by Blairhoyle

which one is it?

It's Linlithgow.

Oh - and to add that the Core servers are not at Linlithgow but at South Gyle. All your reboot stuff comes from South Gyle although the Linlithgow UBR directly manages your SuperHub.

[babis3g]

SH 2 & DrayTek 2920n (100/10 package)

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by babis3g

SH 2 & DrayTek 2920n (100/10 package)

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Any difference on the TBB graph compared to the SH1?

[babis3g]

Originally Posted by SnoopZ

Any difference on the TBB graph compared to the SH1?

Yes at router mode the SH 2 has some long spikes from time to time for me but bear in mind was doing more test that dates so are few longer spikes from speedtests and manual downloads as well
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[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by babis3g

Yes at router mode the SH 2 has some long spikes from time to time for me but bear in mind was doing more test that dates so some longer spikes are from speedtests and manual downloads

I was asking about SH1, My SH1 in router mode gave a better TBB than my SH2 in modem mode.

[babis3g]

Originally Posted by SnoopZ

I was asking about SH1, My SH1 in router mode gave a better TBB than my SH2 in modem mode.

Yes same same here but for me at modem mode with SH 2 the spikes are more flat as you see with less yellow....
The yellow at modem mode will not be so think either

so is better for me at modem mode and my own router ... so in total i prefer the SH 2

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by babis3g

Yes same same here but for me at modem mode with SH 2 the spikes are more flat as you see with less yellow....
The yellow at modem mode will not be so think either

so is better for me at modem mode and my own router ... so in total i prefer the SH 2

I hope they sort the SH2 out as i want to keep the SH2 but i have no need to use my own router.

[dfwood]

If only Virgin could sort out the utilisation issues on my segment

[ileikcaek]

I had a drop out yesterday at noon which lasted for around 5 minutes, The superhub was still showing as connected with all channels but I had no internet access when it come back online my ping was a couple of ms lower so maybe it was maintenance somewhere further down the line than a local issue.



today:


Last week I had my downstream power drop like a soyuz capsule from around 0 to -10 and lower after several weeks of micro drop outs, the SNR went to 30, this lasted for half an hour before they went back up to around 0 and a SNR at 41 - 42 which is perfect. Guess there have been a few issues here recently. I just wish they would fix the jittery minimum latency I am seeing. This is on two upstreams but I haven't seen many with such graphs as a result of upstream bonding, at least not as pronounced.

[horseman]

Originally Posted by Jumping

I guess that is short for South Gyle then

Shame got excited when I saw you where on 2 US too was hoping that meant Uddingston was getting close to be finished.

Looks like it's part of Linlithgow CMTS cluster.

[Sephiroth]

Bit late on that one, Horse!

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35...-post3721.html

[horseman]

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

Bit late on that one, Horse!

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35...-post3721.html

By at least 2 days at least! That's some cacheing lag I'm afflicted with!

[Sephiroth]

Back to hospital, mate. Have them sewn back on!

[Martin_D]

uddingston now on 8 Downstreams

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[Jumping]

WUUT!? I'm still on 5 grrr, and looking at my graphs I seem to get STMed really easy and it proper kills my upload speed in the evening.