Re: [Fixed] Help with my new WISP

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seagreen
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Re: [Fixed] Help with my new WISP

Take your .pp2 file from ping plotter and show the graphs from the first few hops. When looking at issues with your ISP the last hop is actually the least important one to graph.

For ease of reading, change your graph display settings so that the warning color is 100 ms and the warning color is 250 ms.

Upload the screenshots in your post - the one on image shack is very difficult to read.

I really don't see "prime time" issues with your trace. Your highest ping times were ~10 PM to midnight, early AM and late morning - none of which are really "prime time". Your only prime time is a small bump in ping time at around 7 pm. I also don't see "terrible 500+ pings everywhere" which is not to say it wasn't happening - only that ping plotter did document it during this tracing period.

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· 2008-01-20 22:37:36 ·

Truitt

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seagreen
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said by Truitt :

Like this?

Perfect!

Your ISP is responsible for two (maybe three) of those hops (assuming that the first hop is either your router or your radio) and, yes, the higher ping episodes and some of the packet losses do appear to be coming from within your ISP's network but they really don't appear that bad on this tracing.

Wireless is not mediocre technology but some networks could be better managed.

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· 2008-01-21 09:30:42 ·


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