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wreck90

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#77732 21-Feb-2011 19:46
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Just curious, is anyone finding the internet patchy tonight? 

Some sites load right away, others don't (eg,google reader).

Maybe, I'll reboot the modem.


 

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  #442081 21-Feb-2011 19:48
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I'm having same issues here all day. International traffic very slow - google.com taking a long time to load in. Internal sites trademe.co.nz running fine.

 
 
 

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  #442084 21-Feb-2011 19:51
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+1. Google incredibly slow. I thought it was my setup and had been rebooting etc. Between this and the usage meter it seems like Telecom have really stuffed something up somewhere.

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  #442087 21-Feb-2011 19:58
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Yup me too (Telecom BB in Hamilton), google going very poorly tonight



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  #442088 21-Feb-2011 20:03
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On the phone to telecom now and reporting it - frustrating when you spend part of your day running a business designing and building sites!

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  #442091 21-Feb-2011 20:10
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slow xtra BB for me too.

lower hutt

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  #442092 21-Feb-2011 20:12
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Reported to Telecom - put on hold to the tier 2 team and gave up waiting - maybe they have chipped off for the day?
Google issue also affects maps on trademe property listings.
Also google ad servers running slow across 3rd party sites.

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  #442093 21-Feb-2011 20:14
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Telecom.co.nz down as well.



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  #442095 21-Feb-2011 20:21
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Had slow internet for last 3 weeks... pings spiking ever 10 seconds really really getting annoyed Frown 

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  #442098 21-Feb-2011 20:37
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Could you folks please report at www.geekzone.co.nz/fault.asp (everyone affected please).




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  #442102 21-Feb-2011 20:42
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Reported > done.

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  #442140 21-Feb-2011 22:15
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I had problems earlier in the week where I couldn't get over 1mbit download.  Tried rebooting Modem, no difference.  Called up Telecom and they did some line tests and said there where no issues that they could see.  So tried speedtest again and just like magic it was back up to normal levels.

weird eh?

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  #442194 22-Feb-2011 02:17
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gumboot: I had problems earlier in the week where I couldn't get over 1mbit download.  Tried rebooting Modem, no difference.  Called up Telecom and they did some line tests and said there where no issues that they could see.  So tried speedtest again and just like magic it was back up to normal levels.

weird eh?

I'm sure there was a problem that they put it under the carpet.  And fixed it.

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  #442217 22-Feb-2011 08:11
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This is good to know.

I just installed 64bit windows onto my PC, and thought maybe something was wrong with my install -however, sites sometimes work at full speed, sometimes not and now I see others are having patchy service too.

Trying to install java now - the installer is download about 1KB/Sec.


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  #442255 22-Feb-2011 09:54
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Had slow loading of some sites yesterday. changed to google's dns and problem solved :)




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  #442262 22-Feb-2011 10:10
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Yep issue seems to be resolved now google back up to speed.

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