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#1619410 30-Aug-2016 07:49

johny99: Concerning that fibre 200 never obtains 100% in that table. Why is it even an option, why someone needs an EIR connection like that is beyond me.

Can you always drive your car at full speed in peak hour traffic in Auckland?

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#1619414 30-Aug-2016 08:28

No but only because the roads don't have enough capacity. And Auckland freely admits they have massive traffic congestion issues.

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#1619421 30-Aug-2016 08:55

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johny99: Concerning that fibre 200 never obtains 100% in that table. Why is it even an option, why someone needs an EIR connection like that is beyond me.

Can you always drive your car at full speed in peak hour traffic in Auckland?

This is not a good argument. For years TelstraClear HFC gave 100% of speed when testing to its own servers. This all changed when Vodafone acquired the company, reduced investment and decided to launch unlimited plans.

You can't say that getting 10% of advertised speeds is justfiable, not even with this argument.

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#1619499 30-Aug-2016 09:51

freitasm:
thecatsgoolies:
johny99: Concerning that fibre 200 never obtains 100% in that table. Why is it even an option, why someone needs an EIR connection like that is beyond me.

Can you always drive your car at full speed in peak hour traffic in Auckland?

This is not a good argument. For years TelstraClear HFC gave 100% of speed when testing to its own servers. This all changed when Vodafone acquired the company, reduced investment and decided to launch unlimited plans.

You can't say that getting 10% of advertised speeds is justfiable, not even with this argument.

Agree 110% that getting 10% of advertised speed is BS but 90% of plan speed is not to bad

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#1620300 31-Aug-2016 15:36

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MikeHales:
Yes, series of upgrades completed today on

Upper Hutt - nodes W28, W34

Avalon - nodes W24, W01, W30

Kapiti - nodes W82, W83, W92, and

Miramar - nodes WKL

And all performing well.

Miramar WKO any time soon?

Check out tomorrow's list when work is complete

Any idea when this rollout work is going to resume?

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#1620302 31-Aug-2016 15:40

Sure it's this Friday

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#1620420 31-Aug-2016 20:46

Feeling the congestion tonight. Ouch.

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#1620424 31-Aug-2016 20:56

Latency continued to climb after the last speed test result, so I ran another.

*sigh*

After that, I remembered that I need to start downloading a new NVIDIA driver too. I'm fluctuating between 150 to 800 KB/s. Not fun.

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#1620429 31-Aug-2016 21:18

Island Bay, node WKH, cable 100/10, 9:15pm:

Similar results to yours, following a brief outage at 8pm.

Let's see what Friday's upgrades bring.

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#1621118 2-Sep-2016 01:31

Internet connection spontaneously went down at 1:30 am on the dot, so I'm tethering from my phone at the moment. Could it be a cutover, by chance? :D

And if it is a cutover, it happened literally two minutes after the WoW servers went down for restarts, so good timing!

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#1621120 2-Sep-2016 02:18

It's nearly 2:20 am now, and things are still offline, even after restarting the modem a few times. :( It's showing zeroes across the board for power levels, and it's been stuck on the DOCSIS downstream scanning step for a while now.

At least if it is a cutover, this is indicative of a lot of effort going into it!

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#1621121 2-Sep-2016 02:27

Maybe having to use a disc-grinder and blow torch to remove the old node? :)

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#1621122 2-Sep-2016 03:10

DjShadow:

Maybe having to use a disc-grinder and blow torch to remove the old node? :)

Hah! The Berhampore/Island Bay cabling does sound like a nightmare from what I've heard, so it wouldn't surprise me. I'll be happy once it's all permanently sorted, whatever it takes.

Sadly, it's 3:10 am now, and the connection is still very much dead in the water. :( The modem's still stuck at the same step, with all power levels zeroed out.

Fingers crossed that this is actually upgrade work and not some outage.

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#1621123 2-Sep-2016 03:50

Connection is finally back after a bit more than two hours. Latency is all over the place, though. Here's a few pings to google.com to show what's up. Everything seems to be this bad, or even far worse. Seeing 400+ ms latency at points.

Pinging google.com [216.58.199.78] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=165ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=172ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=178ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=88ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=192ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=161ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=121ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=208ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=214ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=79ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=226ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=121ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=93ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=240ms TTL=53
Reply from 216.58.199.78: bytes=32 time=250ms TTL=53

Latency is ~300-400% what it should be when running nearby speed tests too.

I want to get off Vodafone's Wild Ride. :(

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#1621126 2-Sep-2016 05:27

Soooooooooooo...do eet!

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