Broadband Quality Monitor

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Bill

Quote from: Glenn on Aug 22, 2010, 15:22:52
This is My Broadband Ping The block is online gaming with iRacing.

Doesn't look much better than Zappa's...

@Zap- are you using a 2Wire router as well?
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Rik

Quote from: pctech on Aug 22, 2010, 15:31:43
I'm joking of course.

That looks very interesting, am a bit of a fan of racing sims.



Would those be fast moving mobile phones? ;D :out:
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zappaDPJ

Quote from: Bill on Aug 22, 2010, 11:17:36
That looks like the router was turned off, or possibly a loss of connection but I can't see any complaints :P

Another thought- Zappa forgot to enable ping responses from the WAN when he created the monitor ;D

The rest doesn't look too good... seems as though something on the PC is keeping the router busy, but I've no idea what it might be or where to look. Does (his version of) Windows have a process monitor? Might be a bit of "unauthorised" software.

When I saw the red slab of doom I did indeed have to go hunting through my router settings to enable ping responses  ;D

My PC is lock up tighter than a duck's rectum so I'm fairly confident I'm not contributing to a botnet or a similar nasty. In fact this PC has exhibited the same behaviour from day one which is why I've always been sold on the idea of a defective motherboard.

It looks like the time is about right to build a new and extraordinary fast and feature rich PC which is a great shame (It's OK, she that must be obeyed is currently not looking over my shoulder :laugh:).
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Quote from: Bill on Aug 22, 2010, 15:36:07
Doesn't look much better than Zappa's...

@Zap- are you using a 2Wire router as well?

I'm using a Netgear DG834Gv5 Bill. To be honest I don't really rate them, I've had 3 and they have all had differing issues.
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pctech

Do your router logs show a lot of activity Zap?

Rik

Quote from: zappaDPJ on Aug 22, 2010, 15:46:39
My PC is lock up tighter than a duck's rectum

And you know this how?  :eyebrow:
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zappaDPJ

Quote from: Rik on Aug 22, 2010, 15:52:26
And you know this how?  :eyebrow:

I plead the 5th Amendment  :tongue:

Quote from: pctech on Aug 22, 2010, 15:49:28
Do your router logs show a lot of activity Zap?

My daughter's laptop creates a lot of [UPnP set event: Public_UPNP_C3] entries when it's switch on but other than that, nothing but me logging in.
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Quote from: zappaDPJ on Aug 22, 2010, 15:48:45
I'm using a Netgear DG834Gv5 Bill. To be honest I don't really rate them, I've had 3 and they have all had differing issues.

I've never been a fan of Netgear either, but haven't seen that problem reported before. Odd.

Might it be worth trying to have the PC switched on, but Windows not running? eg in sleep mode or leaving it at the login prompt, maybe.

If the graph looks then OK it's Windows, if it stays the same it's hardware. Probably :P
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pctech

If what Bill says indicates a router problem might be worth a factory reset in case Gizmo and co have crept into the firmware.

I've seen Netgear firmware do some really strange stuff.

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Here's mine. The half hour dropout this morning was because I had my DIY hat on and fused the whole house!

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I shall try out some of your suggestions and report back, thanks.
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Quote from: faircot on Aug 22, 2010, 18:21:06
Here's mine. The half hour dropout this morning was because I had my DIY hat on and fused the whole house!

:rofl:

Been there, the five minute job that takes two hours. ;D
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zappaDPJ

Nasty. This is the state of my connection from a few days ago. I've just opened up the new router to allow ICMP pings so we'll see what changes there are now I'm on FTTC.

My Broadband Ping
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Bill

Mine was never as bad as yours, but it improved a lot when I went on to fibre.

From about ten days ago: My Broadband Ping

Today: My Broadband Ping
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Steve

Have you used the computer to day at all Bill?  ;D
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Bill

Yup, fairly busy at times too ;D

The worst one I've had: My Broadband Ping
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Steve

There virtually no increases in latency at all. :thumb:
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Bill

There are some increases when you're shifting a lot of traffic, BQM pings went up to about 80mSec when I was uploading all those pics to the gallery (~8Mbps).

I haven't done a really hefty download yet to see what happens, but I'm sure I will soon ;D
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