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

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by Jayster

Looking much better tonight

Indeed

[Efour]

yeah back to my quality jitterless service again... woot

[Stephen]

My connection was dreadful last night. No connection for most of the night after 10pm.

[RealDiamond]

Yep nice and flat..

[Efour]

what ISP is that ? the new Bournemouth Fibre stuff?

[craigj2k12]

Its a VM Gateway

[ileikcaek]

Mine was perfect as I can expect last night and speed never dropped below maximum as it was doing on evenings with the blip. not sure I like the jitter on the minimum latency but that's something that's been a factor since I got upload bonding, before then it was always a flat line.

[Chrysalis]

Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq

Funny how there's one glitch on one ping monitor service and all of a sudden everyone's blaming all their connection speed problems on it?

ignition posted on tbb why its fixed now, so does indeed look like it was something within VMs control.

[Stephen]

Well I spoke to someone internally and my area has a big fault which is causing me a loss of service everynight. Its being looked into apparently.

[Kymmy]

Hmmm, just noticed that I had a drop-out early Monday morning



Looks like I now have 2 upstreams

Downstream
Locked	43	283000000 Hz	QAM256	6.7 dBmV	43.9 dB	13443	171
Locked	41	267000000 Hz	QAM256	7.5 dBmV	43.9 dB	13841	701
Locked	42	275000000 Hz	QAM256	7.2 dBmV	43.8 dB	12988	84
Locked	44	291000000 Hz	QAM256	6.4 dBmV	43.6 dB	12922	88
Locked	45	299000000 Hz	QAM256	7.8 dBmV	43.6 dB	9630	67
Locked	46	307000000 Hz	QAM256	7.2 dBmV	43.3 dB	9423	49
Locked	47	315000000 Hz	QAM256	6.9 dBmV	43.2 dB	9449	10
Locked	48	323000000 Hz	QAM256	6.5 dBmV	42.6 dB	10412	18


Upstream
Locked	2	35800000 Hz	ATDMA	39.3 dBmV	16QAM	6400000	20480 Kbits/sec
Locked	3	27400000 Hz	ATDMA	38.5 dBmV	16QAM	6400000	20480 Kbits/sec
Unlocked	0	0 Hz	Unknown	0.0 dBmV	Unknown	Unknown	0 Kbits/sec
Unlocked	0	0 Hz	Unknown	0.0 dBmV	Unknown	Unknown	0 Kbits/sec

I now have drops in Minimum Latency as well

[craigj2k12]

It looks more like its flicking between upstream channels than actually bonding them

[LenMackin]

Couldn't get internet access again this afternoon without rebooting my router. Here is the chart showing dropouts. I thought it was settling down this week but no such luck - what are you doing Virgin Media?

[qasdfdsaq]

Originally Posted by Chrysalis

ignition posted on tbb why its fixed now, so does indeed look like it was something within VMs control.

Link plz.

VM posted a while back on their own forums why it's fixed, I'm curious if their explanations match.

[thenry]

forums.thinkbroadband.com/virgin_cable/4168973-how-is-latency-tonight.html?vc=1

[Chrysalis]

Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq

Link plz.

VM posted a while back on their own forums why it's fixed, I'm curious if their explanations match.

I read it after ignition's post and they do more or less match.

Just the VM post went into a bit more detail, basically VM's peering got saturated which is what and I others said at the start whilst you were denying it for some odd reason even with VM's track record.

VM blame atrato but ultimately its VMs responsibility to manage their own links, its amatuer to only react after several days of customers complaining.