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#315273 28-Jun-2024 08:21
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I have a Voyager max fibre link as a second connection and been trying a few things out.
Very impressed with speeds apart from Usenet. No problems with wider speeds.

On my Spark connection - I easily see 110-115mb/sec.
On my Voyager connection - looks to be hard limited to 60mb/sec.

What Usenet - NZB speeds to others experiencing?





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  #3254070 28-Jun-2024 12:32
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How many concurrent connections are set? Tinker with those. Is it unpacking as it downloads or after it finishes? If it's while downloading, is it to the same drive as the download or another drive?



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  #3254106 28-Jun-2024 14:33
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gehenna: How many concurrent connections are set? Tinker with those. Is it unpacking as it downloads or after it finishes? If it's while downloading, is it to the same drive as the download or another drive?

 

100

 

Unpacking after it downloads

 

If I switch to Spark - I'll see the huge speed increase so intrested to know why. All other speeds with Voyager have been fine including several speedtests.





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  #3254189 28-Jun-2024 17:07
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Interesting, when I was on Voyager i had the same experience, max 60MB/s.

 

Tried all sorts of things and gave up and just accepted it in the end.

 

 




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  #3254280 28-Jun-2024 21:50
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In my experience it is worth raising this through an email Voyager Support: support@voyager.nz.  I have raised several issues this way and have always got a response that was good with detail and suggestions.





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  #3254310 29-Jun-2024 09:19
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OldGeek:

 

In my experience it is worth raising this through an email Voyager Support: support@voyager.nz.  I have raised several issues this way and have always got a response that was good with detail and suggestions.

 

 

Thanks - have flicked the team an email. Will wait to see what they say.





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  #3254315 29-Jun-2024 09:39
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Hey all. Sorry I'm not aware of this service. What's the IP endpoint? If you access over DNS, what does it resolve to via spark VS voyager? We don't rate limit access to any service or protocol nor do we restrict access to anything on the network. If there is a rate limit somewhere it'll be off our network. With the above information I can do some digging and ask some questions.

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  #3254320 29-Jun-2024 09:51
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Firebirdnz: Hey all. Sorry I'm not aware of this service. What's the IP endpoint? If you access over DNS, what does it resolve to via spark VS voyager? We don't rate limit access to any service or protocol nor do we restrict access to anything on the network. If there is a rate limit somewhere it'll be off our network. With the above information I can do some digging and ask some questions.

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Good to know - Thanks.

Endpoint - news.newshosting.com
Here's some traceroutes - Routes look very similar so confused why the difference in speed. Consistenly max's at 60mb/sec on Voyager and ~ 110 mb/sec on Spark. Have run several tests to confirm. Spark connects via PPPoE. Tried Voyager on both PPPoE and IPoE. Nothing else changed between the test. DNS is Cloudflare.

 

Via Voyager - 

 

dummer:~ $ traceroute news.newshosting.com
traceroute to news.newshosting.com (85.12.62.251), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets

 1  unifi.ui.local (192.168.178.1)  0.096 ms  0.071 ms  0.093 ms
 2  lo-vprn-100.br1.wgn.vygr.net (114.23.17.255)  1.431 ms  1.331 ms  1.341 ms
 3  ae-0-448.edge01.wgn.vygr.net (114.23.17.230)  1.236 ms  1.194 ms  1.133 ms
 4  et-0-0-1-0.core01.wgn.vygr.net (43.240.33.78)  10.901 ms  10.957 ms  10.854 ms
 5  et-0-0-1-0.edge01.cpc.vygr.net (43.240.33.89)  10.868 ms  10.850 ms  10.792 ms
 6  et-0-0-0-0.core01.cpc.vygr.net (43.240.33.112)  10.644 ms  10.573 ms  10.531 ms
 7  et-0-0-0-0.edge02.trg.vygr.net (43.240.33.97)  7.863 ms  8.685 ms  8.674 ms
 8  et-0-0-3-0.edge01.trg.vygr.net (114.23.29.22)  9.023 ms  8.920 ms  8.872 ms
 9  et-0-0-15-0.core02.mdr.vygr.net (43.240.33.46)  11.260 ms  11.329 ms  10.581 ms
10  et-0-0-3-0.edge01.mdr.vygr.net (43.240.33.43)  10.903 ms  10.809 ms  12.299 ms
11  ae9-143.akbr6.global-gateway.net.nz (122.56.118.157)  11.835 ms  11.631 ms  11.797 ms
12  ae7-2.akbr7.global-gateway.net.nz (122.56.119.53)  12.197 ms  11.750 ms  11.627 ms
13  * ae10-10.tkbr12.global-gateway.net.nz (202.50.232.29)  11.681 ms *
14  xe8-0-6.lebr7.global-gateway.net.nz (122.56.119.122)  136.618 ms xe7-0-1-10.lebr7.global-gateway.net.nz (202.50.232.162)  137.427 ms ae0-10.lebr8.global-gateway.net.nz (202.50.232.42)  147.777 ms
15  ae0-10.lebr8.global-gateway.net.nz (202.50.232.42)  143.030 ms  141.504 ms  140.725 ms
16  ae-12.sayonara-mikael.r25.lsanca07.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.179)  141.445 ms ae-8.sayonara-mikael.a03.lsanca20.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.203.45)  140.347 ms *
17  ae-12.sayonara-mikael.r25.lsanca07.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.179)  141.254 ms ae-5.sayonara-mikael.r25.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.188)  193.108 ms ae-12.sayonara-mikael.r25.lsanca07.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.179)  140.386 ms
18  ae-5.sayonara-mikael.r25.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.188)  194.110 ms ae-1.sayonara-mikael.a05.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.244)  200.304 ms  198.033 ms
19  ae-1.sayonara-mikael.a04.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.2.125)  202.575 ms ae-0.omicron.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (128.241.9.67)  193.660 ms ae-1.sayonara-mikael.a04.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.2.125)  189.056 ms
20  ae-1.omicron.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (128.241.10.89)  193.993 ms 85.12.50.77 (85.12.50.77)  191.902 ms ae-0.omicron.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (128.241.9.67)  193.252 ms
21  85.12.50.77 (85.12.50.77)  192.039 ms * *
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Via Spark - 

 

dummer:~ $ traceroute news.newshosting.com
traceroute to news.newshosting.com (85.12.62.251), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets

 1  unifi.ui.local (192.168.178.1)  0.587 ms  0.535 ms  0.508 ms
 2  * * *
 3  * * *
 4  122.56.119.216 (122.56.119.216)  11.064 ms  11.065 ms  11.044 ms
 5  ae10-10.tkbr12.global-gateway.net.nz (202.50.232.29)  11.566 ms  11.620 ms  11.673 ms
 6  xe7-0-1-10.lebr7.global-gateway.net.nz (202.50.232.162)  136.955 ms 203.96.120.142 (203.96.120.142)  135.996 ms xe11-0-2.lebr7.global-gateway.net.nz (122.56.119.126)  135.767 ms
 7  ae0-10.lebr8.global-gateway.net.nz (202.50.232.42)  134.704 ms  135.196 ms  135.109 ms
 8  ae-8.sayonara-mikael.a03.lsanca20.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.203.45)  147.319 ms  146.879 ms  146.830 ms
 9  * * ae-12.sayonara-mikael.r25.lsanca07.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.179)  142.353 ms
10  ae-5.sayonara-mikael.r25.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.188)  198.024 ms  202.019 ms  201.543 ms
11  ae-1.sayonara-mikael.a05.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (129.250.3.244)  196.184 ms  201.085 ms  197.571 ms
12  ae-0.omicron.asbnva02.us.bb.gin.ntt.net (128.241.9.67)  197.751 ms  201.948 ms  197.754 ms
13  85.12.50.79 (85.12.50.79)  191.961 ms  196.478 ms  196.095 ms
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  #3269632 9-Aug-2024 03:52
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Any other developments?

 

Any comment from Voyager on throttling? 





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  #3269677 9-Aug-2024 09:36
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Simple question, is usenet still a thing in 2024?





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  #3269678 9-Aug-2024 09:38
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Shindig:

 

Any other developments?

 

Any comment from Voyager on throttling? 

 

 

Nope - no further developments. Voyager confirmed that there isnt any throttling so not much more that one can do about it.





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  #3269680 9-Aug-2024 09:50
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Instead of running traceroute, have you tried using mtr so you can see if you have any packet loss or slow downs in traffic along the way?





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  #3269764 9-Aug-2024 10:46
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jrdobbs:

 

Instead of running traceroute, have you tried using mtr so you can see if you have any packet loss or slow downs in traffic along the way?

 

 

I did but didnt spend much more time looking into it. Seems that its upstream from Voyager that could be causing the diff'ering speeds. I've tested a few other ISP's and seem similar consistent upstream speeds to Voyager. Spark's upstream does not seem to have this issue.

 

Provided some answers for now which is good enough. 





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