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Old 23-02-2012, 20:46   #75
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Re: Speed test sites and why you shouldnt take them for granted

I don't know how this discussion has backed itself so far into a corner. Speedtests on the VM network are influenced by:

- Congestion (if any) at the optical node
- Congestion (if any) at the line card
- Congestion (if any) at the CMTS itself (unlikely)
- Congestion (if any) in the core (rare but not unknown)
- Congestion (if any) in the VM backbone (rare and occurs if there is a routing problem elsewhere)
- Congestion (if any) at the peering point (deffo possible)
- Congestion (if any) at the speed test server (e.g. Maidenhead - so well known)

Simples.
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