Can other users post their latest TBB Quality Monitor graph please?

[Technical Ben]

No loss this morning. Slightly better speeds. No jitter on my ping either. A steady 15ms. Seems to be good!   

[Bill]

Here's a snapshot from this AM. Odd (IE, very little) activity overnight. Haven't seen it like that before.

Enough like mine that I won't bother to post it

Looking promising, but, like you, curious about the lack of overnight activity... maybe Simon had to do a bit of preparatory work first which quietened it down?

[jameshurrell]

Very quiet here this morning, just like before this started happening. 6am reboot also visible.

ADSL2+ 21C:



Max ADSL Office line:

[Technical Ben]

What are the chances something got fixed before the fix!? 

[joe]

ditto with me, much less activity this morning



BT test also back to orignal speeds after a dodgy period over the last couple of months

[mk1]

Im getting lots of packet loss too!


This chart is a live chart.

Package Loss

Attached is my Live chart, does'nt seem as good as yours still some dropped packets, No idea what happened at 8AM lol!

[Rik]

Do you have any background downloads running?

[mk1]

Do you have any background downloads running?

Well that actualy might explain the 8am thing, but currently there should be nothing running, i will run a ping test tonight when back at home

[esh]

Since everything seemed to calm down for people at 2am onwards, not 6am, has it been determined whether IDNet made any changes that affected the lines at all?

[zappaDPJ]

It looks like something changed quite radically a couple of hours or more before the router reboot? My results seem to be in line with the rest. (The activity seen between 7.00 and 8.00am was due to me shifting a substantial amount of data).


[EDIT] In addition to that my throughput has improved and has shown consistent results all day. I'm also not getting any buffering on streamed content, something that has plagued me for a while, so it's all good

[.Griff.]

There's a small "bump" at 2am on my graph otherwise it reflects everyone elses -

[Rik]

I'm trying to find out more.

[Steve]

To be honest I feel a bit embarrassed, it's amazing how quietly I've got to used to a sluggish internet. I guess we owe a big vote of thanks to those people who've contributed to this thread and refused to lie down. Thank you.

[Rik]

IDNet say they can't claim credit for the 2am improvement, but they did resolve some inconsistencies in internal routing before re-booting the router.

[Bill]

IDNet say they can't claim credit for the 2am improvement

I hate faults that go away for no obvious reason, you can never be sure that they won't come back

But looking at my graphs for the last few weeks there were a few occasions where that 4am spike didn't appear, so it may just be one of those things- an odd coincidence.

The graph for 6am onwards has been pretty well back to normal though, which it wasn't on the occasions mentioned above! So I'm reasonably optimistic that it's been fixed, but I'll give it another day or so before I uncross everything I've got enough of to cross

[Rik]

 

Start with the eyes, Bill.

[Bill]

A post in tbb here:

http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/fibre/t/3968378-trouble-with-idnet-fttc.html

indicating that the improvement from 2am wasn't universal!

[mk1]

Is it me or is the noise issue back looking at everyone charts again???

[jameshurrell]

No I don't think so. My guess is most people use their connections in the evening, so you're likely to see more "colourful" graphs at this time of night.

I'll check back again in the morning though to see what's what.

[RCS2K4]

Is it me or is the noise issue back looking at everyone charts again???

Might be issues TBB's end? My connection (at least) has now stabalised again:

   

[JamesAllen]

Well here is mine. Nowhere near as calm as a lot of yours but much better in terms of packet loss:

[Rik]

Do you have any background 'net activity running, James?

[.Griff.]

Well here is mine. Nowhere near as calm as a lot of yours but much better in terms of packet loss:

That looks like typical P2P downloading over a long period.

Do you have more than one PC? Are there other family members with access to a PC? Do you use wireless? If so how confident are you it's secure?

EDIT - Looking again the period immediately after midnight is definitely heavy downloading as the minimum latency also increases massively. The rest of the day definitely shows sign of persistent internet use.

[Steve]

Mines looking more like it used to look like last year.

[faircot]

Same here. The dropout at 5pm yesterday was down to essential household maintenance!