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Anon43

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reply to moldypickle

Re: Kingwood-Bad speeds and Ping

Haven't really hit primetime yet, but here is the URL.

»/r3/smokeping.···e043a855

jdmm72

join:2002-02-12
Nitro, WV

reply to ANon43
Wouldn't bet on it.



Anon43

@suddenlink.net

reply to moldypickle
I have smokeping running, but did not start it until this morning. Here is the same test @ 10AM:




Would they actually split the node if bugged enough?


moldypickle

join:2009-01-04
Haughton, LA

reply to ANon43
Signals are fine, looks like an overloaded node. Can you smokeping a couple of days?



ANon43

@suddenlink.net

Seems Kingwood is still nice and slow. In town visiting for the week, and can barely stream over Plex from my other connection. Recently, I upgraded my parents to a 6120 and is bonding all 4 channels. Before that on the D2 modem, the internet was unusable during primetime.

Anyways, here are some tests, check out the ping to the HOUSTON Comcast server from Kingwood(~25 miles, and yes, I know, it can travel across the country on various networks before getting there). This connection can't even carry Google Voice.









100ms to Dallas:


Better Ping, worse speed:


150+ to Austin:


Modem stats, my guess is these 4 channels are spread over multiple nodes instead of doing it the correct way and wiring 4 channels for each node:


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