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yitz
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  #3124120 6-Sep-2023 10:41
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I came across a bug once with a WLAN card where it was dropping inbound DSCP marked packets and symptoms were parts of the Internet didn't work, ended up finding all Internet traffic coming back via Vocus marked with DSCP 0x20 were dropped while Spark Global-Gateway was not marked and could download fine. On a ping/traceroute this would look like an upstream provider problem as for affected hosts everything was good up until about hop 5 where everything would time out if coming back via Vocus. So it's possible it could be an intermediate issue along similar lines, although it is stated here a D-Link router was also tested 🤷‍♂️ 




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#3124262 6-Sep-2023 20:20
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And it's back to not finding pages...


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  #3124297 6-Sep-2023 22:28
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@acsi Approx where are you located?




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  #3124302 6-Sep-2023 23:26
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Going by the common 101.98.5.248 CG-NAT/core network hop in traceroutes, a similar point in the network logically as the guy in the 2Degrees throttling thread (lower North Island / upper South Island).


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  #3124410 7-Sep-2023 06:49
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@acsi Approx where are you located?

 

 

 

 

Wellington

 

 

 

 


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  #3124561 7-Sep-2023 13:39
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Out of frustration I swapped to Quic. 3 hours from contact to being swapped over and $4 cheaper.

So far so good.


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