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Help and Support Forums => Help and Training => Topic started by: NikonGuy on July 16, 2013, 03:20:53 AM
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Hi all
The last three days my connection has been horrible. Many disco's and checking my ping today I am getting consistent 1000ms spikes. I live in Australia but typically get a rock steady 250 and have done for years.
I did a trace route which showed an average of 237ms to the Late War Arena IP.
How can I check where the problem is?
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pingplotter... http://www.pingplotter.com/freeware.html (http://www.pingplotter.com/freeware.html)
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pingplotter... http://www.pingplotter.com/freeware.html (http://www.pingplotter.com/freeware.html)
Thank you will try that :)
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Did a trace back to you and it did not look too bad. However, there was a slight issue at the Telstra gateway to the U.S. I am getting around 250ms, pretty steady on the trace. Should be around 190ms, so the issue at the gateway may be a contributing factor.
Not seeing any real spikes though.
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Did a trace back to you and it did not look too bad. However, there was a slight issue at the Telstra gateway to the U.S. I am getting around 250ms, pretty steady on the trace. Should be around 190ms, so the issue at the gateway may be a contributing factor.
Not seeing any real spikes though.
Thanks for checking Skuzzy .. yeah its settled down now, hopefully won't come back :P
:salute
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It's the "Coriolis Effect".
Your data stream swirls counter clockwise!
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Did a trace back to you and it did not look too bad. However, there was a slight issue at the Telstra gateway to the U.S. I am getting around 250ms, pretty steady on the trace. Should be around 190ms, so the issue at the gateway may be a contributing factor.
Not seeing any real spikes though.
Just out of curiosity, what tool do you use to do your traces?
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It's the "Coriolis Effect".
Your data stream swirls counter clockwise!
Damn it .. I knew it , lol.