IDNet network problems

[Bill]

Doubtless, but who? and will we ever find out?

[Simon_idnet]

BT said that they were going to be rolling-out a G.INP fix that did not cause interleaving to be enabled on a line where the modem was not training upstream retransmission they way their cabinets like it.

[Gary]

BT said that they were going to be rolling-out a G.INP fix that did not cause interleaving to be enabled on a line where the modem was not training upstream retransmission they way their cabinets like it.

BT were I think running a limited trial on that unless Bill was put on that.  Kitz and TBB have heard nothing of this being fixed yet, Simon unless you have heard something else which would be great to know as AAISP have not updated their page on this issue either    Still no information on ECI cabinets and modems. The G.inp rollout has stopped short of the last few Huawei cabs at this time it seems till they can work this out. Basically it seems if you have a Huawei cab get a HG612 or Broadcom modem that supports full up and downstream G.inp, and if you have ECI cabs and modems twiddle your fingers. All this started after BT's patent spat with US company ASSIA  which resulted in BT shutting down all or parts of RAMbo.

[lozcart]

Is anyone else getting what I think is a Wimbledon effect

[gingergalore]

getting really low speeds today - thought it was my laptop but I see from all these posts that I'm not the only one

[Bill]

No problems here (BQMs in sig)... but then, I'm watching the Tour de France, not the tennis

[Ray]

Yes, I'm seeing low speeds at the moment, started around 1:30 this afternoon also had it around the same time on Tuesday. 

[zappaDPJ]

No problems at all here but I can see most people on IDNet currently have around 10% packet loss.

[Gary]

Things seemed slow to me at points yesterday, I'm sure it will get sorted. Or Wimbledon will end 

[pctech]

I think Wimbledon tests the network of every ISP and corporate in the land.

[Gary]

Anyone had any issues this am, I'm down to about 35Mbps from 63Mbps 

[Ray]

Yes I am, Gary down to 12Mbps from a normal 49Mbps.

[Gary]

Yes I am, Gary down to 12Mbps from a normal 49Mbps.

At least its not just me then, Ray  Wonder if something outside of IDNets network has gone a bit bonkers

[Gary]

My Pings are great though shame about download speed 



There is some scary red showing on a few BQM's though right now, Ray.

[Ray]

My pings are around normal but download speeds way down, also noticed some red appearing on my BQM graph as well.

[Gary]

My pings are around normal but download speeds way down, also noticed some red appearing on my BQM graph as well.

Probably worth calling IDNet

[Gary]

This is plain silly now, bet part of BT's network has cocked up. 

[Ronin]

i am down from around 18 to 1.8 lol

[Gary]

Whats listed as IDnets Server BQM (not sure if it is their personal one) shows a lot of the red mist. Glad decorating is about to recommence, also using EE I get just over 100Mbps down where I live so I'm covered for now 

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share-thumb/3e9f40bbdf719aef79db49d8d5f4522c.png

[Adrian]

Not just me then

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share/f268c712e5b1520eba3946df4f8be970.html

[Simon]

I'm down to about 2.6Mb, from around 12Mb on ADSL2+.   

[colirv]

And I'm down from 35Mb+ to 2.5Mb. Ping and upload fine.

[Simon]

I've had a word with IDNet.  Currently there seems to be a large Microsoft update that is affecting a lot of IDNet's peers as well as BTs backhaul.  Windows 10, perhaps? 

[dobber]

38Mb down to 5Mb and 6% packet loss

[coxy]

I called IDNet this morning and was also told about the large Microsoft Update that was causing issues

I asked them what the update was and they couldn't tell me

Do we know what this update is or are we just being fobbed off ?