City Fibre
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Soldato
Anything below 15-20ms I wouldn't quibble over.
Personally on my FTTP line, I get 10ms to majority of UK servers.
Personally on my FTTP line, I get 10ms to majority of UK servers.
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Soldato
Had first outage in a good few months last night, was off for around 15 minutes between 21:45 & 22:00, ONT was lit up fine. No status update from no one as yet.
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Also in South Yorkshire on No One but had no outage.
The hourly dropped packets are when my scheduled speedtests occur.
Soldato
Sounds like congestion, had that before with a VM connection that had too much load on it and couldn't do anything until they upgraded the hardware in the green box on the street.
They’ve investigated and reckon its a CF port capacity issue which is scheduled to be upgraded ‘soon’.
Yeah i did see that and it sounds like BS to me.
Why exactly?
If you check out their forums you'll see the issues people have been having with them lately. Connections dropping, Geo locations messed up, not giving people the static IP they're paying for, I believe it was in October they told people they'll be swapping to IPV 6 within weeks and yet it still hasn't happened, and now this...
I have seen a fair few reports of yayzi peak time issues, and notably on the vast majority of them the yayzi rep doesnt comment back. Whilst at the same time other ISPs on CF's network dont seem to be having the same issues.
I would expect any of the existing established players to solve the issue such as aquiss, idnet, and aaisp.
This is a cityfibre connection on an established ISP.
I would expect any of the existing established players to solve the issue such as aquiss, idnet, and aaisp.
This is a cityfibre connection on an established ISP.
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Seen that post now on reddit, so it looks like their link to the CF national network got congested and they have a upgrade in progress.
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Yep, as I said they diagnosed the capacity issue as being on the CF port and have an upgrade happening imminently. Ideally they would have identified it prior to it being a customer impacting issue, and allowed for the upgrade lead time before anyone noticed, but if i'm honest, that's not generally the residential way.