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EJnew
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  #1397618 30-Sep-2015 21:20
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Happening again.

Services affected; Browsers, Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge. Sites Stuff and so on
Netflix dropped (at end of episode - so end of buffer I assume)




EJnew
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  #1397619 30-Sep-2015 21:22
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Is this tied into the recent Truenet report showing Snap is slowing at peak time (9Pm i.e. now). Are you congesting the handovers in Wellington and dropping packets?

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  #1397621 30-Sep-2015 21:25
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Suggest you do what 2degreesCare asked, near the bottom of the previous page - traceroutes. I doubt 2degrees is doing anything deliberately, they're obviously trying to get to the bottom of the problem.

Local sites seem fine, so it's more likely an upstream issue.



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  #1397628 30-Sep-2015 21:31
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EJnew: Is this tied into the recent Truenet report showing Snap is slowing at peak time (9Pm i.e. now). Are you congesting the handovers in Wellington and dropping packets?

 

 

It is a complete loss of connectivity to some NZ and Australian sites. Connections to the USA remain.

 

 

Not even pings get through.

 

 

Smells more of a router losing the plot.

EJnew
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  #1397629 30-Sep-2015 21:32
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So is Stuff not a local site? cos that's not working either.

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  #1397634 30-Sep-2015 21:43
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Stuff, Geekzone and trade me were all fine for me, but I didn't test extensively.

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  #1397640 30-Sep-2015 21:50
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Yeah, my partner has mentioned its back.

 
 
 

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  #1397660 30-Sep-2015 22:15
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Hey everyone,

We are aware that this is flaring up again tonight, the good news is we are pretty sure we know whats causing it, bad news is we don't currently have an ETA on the fix. This appears to be contained to the Wellington area 

Thanks everyone who has reported it here and who has sent through traces to the address on our previous post, this is greatly appreciated and aiding us in isolating the issue.

Thanks

Ralph ^JOB

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  #1397661 30-Sep-2015 22:19
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Thanks Ralph,

I guess the frustration for everyone (including yourself) is that this has been flaring up for a while now and people just want it to work.

Mark

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  #1397662 30-Sep-2015 22:30
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$20 it's a Cisco ios bug :p

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  #1398573 2-Oct-2015 11:09
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Running speedtests today I cannot get higher than 100/100 to any NZ speedtest.net server (including Snaps), on a 200/200 plan.

However I can run up a 160Mbps download from the US (and concurrent 40Mbps from local speedtest.net servers). So it appears to be choking on NZ peers which would indicate a local peering link running at 100Mbps/or 2D are shaping local traffic.

Wgtn customer btw.



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  #1398601 2-Oct-2015 11:31
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Interesting. 

I got really suspicious that it only seemed to be happening at Network Busy hour (around 9PM) which points to congestion and packet loss on a link somewhere. However, it didn't seem to be happening last night.

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  #1398672 2-Oct-2015 12:31
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vulcannz: Running speedtests today I cannot get higher than 100/100 to any NZ speedtest.net server (including Snaps), on a 200/200 plan.

However I can run up a 160Mbps download from the US (and concurrent 40Mbps from local speedtest.net servers). So it appears to be choking on NZ peers which would indicate a local peering link running at 100Mbps/or 2D are shaping local traffic.

Wgtn customer btw.




Hmm interesting. I am also 200/200 in the welly region and whilst I don't get what you are seeing I am getting 200/160 max on speed test. Never had this before.




 

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  #1398771 2-Oct-2015 13:35
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My ping to the snap speedtest server also sits between 30-40ms. Which is also odd. I'm on a static IP, wonder if that is the difference.

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  #1401066 6-Oct-2015 15:32
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Are people still experiencing this issue? 

In our case its a work fibre connection so not sure what it was like at the weekend, but have problems yesterday and today. 

I have an open ticket, but the issue seems very intermittent and hard to pin down



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