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#237897 22-Jun-2018 18:26
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Anybody experiencing really bad international speeds at the moment? I can't even stream anything or surf any international sites. Here are some of the speedtests done on Cat6.

 

 

 

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  #2042607 22-Jun-2018 18:45
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Yes, I have noticed extremely slow speeds over the last couple of days.

 

I had wondered if I was being shaped since nearly every stream seems to top out at ~20KB/sec - no matter whether HTTP, Usenet News, etc.

 

I'm on FibreX 1Gb/sec and had been very happy with it until a couple of days ago.

 

 




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  #2042608 22-Jun-2018 18:47
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I wonder if also related to this thread started the other day about twitch.tv

 

https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=40&topicid=237853

 

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  #2042609 22-Jun-2018 18:48
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ConradB:

 

Yes, I have noticed extremely slow speeds over the last couple of days.

 

I had wondered if I was being shaped since nearly every stream seems to top out at ~20KB/sec - no matter whether HTTP, Usenet News, etc.

 

I'm on FibreX 1Gb/sec and had been very happy with it until a couple of days ago.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I am on fibre X 1gbps aswell. My download speed is non existent essentially.





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  #2042610 22-Jun-2018 18:50
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I am speaking to one of the team managers of the core fixed line team in VodafoneNZ now giving him a heads up of these threads

 

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  #2042611 22-Jun-2018 18:52
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Linux:

 

I am speaking to one of the team managers of the core fixed line team in VodafoneNZ now giving him a heads up of these threads

 

John

 

 

 

 

Tried calling Vodafone > 60minutes waiting time at least. Bit of a joke since this has been going on for the past few days. I thought it was just a problem my end but I have troubleshooted through everything.





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  #2042614 22-Jun-2018 18:56
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@goodboy the best person to know is now aware of the threads here on Geekzone

 

John


 
 
 

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  #2042615 22-Jun-2018 18:57
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Linux:

 

@goodboy the best person to know is now aware of the threads here on Geekzone

 

John

 

 

 

 

Thanks for your help.





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  #2042623 22-Jun-2018 19:35
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Particularly bad for me tonight too.


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  #2042627 22-Jun-2018 19:42
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shacknasty:

 

Particularly bad for me tonight too.

 

 

 

 

really bad for me tonight even for local websites. getting around 0.6mbps download on all browsing. Upload seems normal.





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  #2042629 22-Jun-2018 19:51
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Yep, something is very, very broken.

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  #2042630 22-Jun-2018 19:54
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In addition to Twitch.tv my latency in WoW is about 30% higher than normal. Didnt get a lot of joy last night with support although he tried to be very helpful. In the end he decided it was a twitch issue, but I think it is more than that.


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  #2042631 22-Jun-2018 19:54
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In addition to Twitch.tv my latency in WoW is about 30% higher than normal. Didnt get a lot of joy last night with support although he tried to be very helpful. In the end he decided it was a twitch issue, but I think it is more than that.

 

 

 

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It seems to be slowly getting worse each day. Been about 3-4 days now 


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  #2042632 22-Jun-2018 20:00
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Agree that it has been getting progressively worse over the last few days.

 

In the last hour or so it has become almost unusable. I'm having trouble keeping a vpn connection alive between vf and spark just within Wellington.

 

I'm not going to bother logging a ticket right now, I'm guessing someone already knows whats broken.


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  #2042635 22-Jun-2018 20:11
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shacknasty:

 

Agree that it has been getting progressively worse over the last few days.

 

In the last hour or so it has become almost unusable. I'm having trouble keeping a vpn connection alive between vf and spark just within Wellington.

 

I'm not going to bother logging a ticket right now, I'm guessing someone already knows whats broken.

 

 

I think its still worth raising a ticket.

 

They dont seem to act unless they have multiple tickets!!


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  #2042657 22-Jun-2018 20:51
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BMarquis: Yep, something is very, very broken.

 

see now this is what happens when you don't use your own network :P





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