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  #94907 12-Nov-2007 19:24
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To LA is 2900kbps for me 7:20 in the evening.  Compares well to the 3850kbps to the XNet server.  Rhino, where are you located?  And Rhino are you sure it is kbps and not kBps?




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  #94912 12-Nov-2007 19:28
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Hey i just did another one at 7:27pm and its 668kbps to L.A and yes thats BITS not BYTES. I am located in Te Aroha, Waikato.

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  #94919 12-Nov-2007 19:58
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Rhino: Hey i just did another one at 7:27pm and its 668kbps to L.A and yes thats BITS not BYTES. I am located in Te Aroha, Waikato.

A few things to keep in mind:
1. Xnet are migrating their customers to the new back-end over 1-2weeks, so you may not necessary have been switch over yet.
2. If there is an issue with congestion on your exchange, then there is nothing Xnet can do to fix this
3. Your issue may not be international, do a local speedtest including http://speedtest.xport.co.nz/ and see how these results compare to normal. If there is an issue locally (NZ), then that will effect international




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  #94953 12-Nov-2007 21:34
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Nothing impressive here yet.....

Will give time and reserve judgement for now...

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  #94961 12-Nov-2007 21:55
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TheBartender: Nothing impressive here yet.....

Will give time and reserve judgement for now...

9.30 NZ time



Agreed

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  #94970 12-Nov-2007 23:19
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'Thirded'.

10kBps for a Wormux zip. 500kBps or 3MBps to two PCs in the US. It's nearly midnight, too! Yell




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  #94995 13-Nov-2007 09:23
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9:30am Tuesday morning to LA... I'm happy - but it's the afternoon speed I want to see increase... will check later.



 
 
 

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  #95126 14-Nov-2007 11:55
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Wow, my offshore speeds have just leaped up (at least during the day). Even Paris is in 4 figures!!

Very pleased - well done Xnet.

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  #95234 14-Nov-2007 21:04
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Dont know about anyone else, but I had a few days of good speeds, and now I'm back to square one.








Tracing route to www.xnet.co.nz [58.28.4.10]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

  1     1 ms     1 ms     1 ms  192.168.1.1
  2    22 ms    24 ms    21 ms  ip-58-28-15-31.wxnz.net [58.28.15.31]
  3    19 ms    22 ms    21 ms  ge-1-0-0-57-jcore3.wxnz.net [58.28.13.49]
  4    20 ms    21 ms    21 ms  ge-0-1-0-akl-ae01.wxnz.net [58.28.8.4]
  5    21 ms    21 ms    23 ms  ip-58-28-160-2.wxnz.net [58.28.160.2]
  6    22 ms    22 ms    21 ms  umbriel.wxnz.net [58.28.4.10]

Trace complete.

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  #95239 14-Nov-2007 21:16
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Pretty much the same here, too. Frown

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  #95241 14-Nov-2007 21:23
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I spoke too soon, too. Utter rubbish speeds at night, still.
Sydney  185
LA         208
Paris     186

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#95243 14-Nov-2007 21:44
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Everything is still rocking along nicely here (on the FLOOD plan):



In fact that is the lowest Ping I've ever had to LA Cool

Upload & Download speeds are about as good as I've ever had too.

In fact I've even beaten Cokemaster on all 3 measurements Laughing



It seems that some Xnet connections are performing better than others.
Exchange or Backhaul congestion issues maybe?

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  #95249 14-Nov-2007 22:14
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It seems that some Xnet connections are performing better than others.
Exchange or Backhaul congestion issues maybe?


*sigh* No, this does not explain good local speeds. This is YET ANOTHER Xnet international speed issue. When will this ISP get it right?

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  #95254 14-Nov-2007 22:35
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MikeGayner:
It seems that some Xnet connections are performing better than others.
Exchange or Backhaul congestion issues maybe?


*sigh* No, this does not explain good local speeds. This is YET ANOTHER Xnet international speed issue. When will this ISP get it right?


This ISP will have to be getting it right sooner or later, well i really hope so. Not looking forward to shopping around for a new ISP.

Sigh - 252kbps down
80kbps up
To L.A

Just did a speed test on the xnet website and it came out

435kbps down
92.7kbps up

Now that is pretty darn bad!

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  #95260 14-Nov-2007 22:48
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It certainly isn't fit for the purpose, that's for sure. It fails miserably on the Youtube test - just unwatchable. We're getting screwed paying for a non-existent service at night.

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