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2013-Mar-2 1:00 am
[Cable] TSI West (Shaw): Speed during peak hours?What kind of speeds are you seeing during peak hours?
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Ouch, that's a bit more congestion than I'd like to see. What city are you in? I wonder if its your node or the Teksavvy link causing that. |
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TSI Marc Premium Member join:2006-06-23 Chatham, ON |
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2013-Mar-2 1:30 pm
We're running at about 90% but no congestion on our end. We also have another link on the way in a week or two. |
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Good to know, thanks. I'm waiting to see how DSL and cable pricing end up changing from the CRTC decision before I pick one or the other anyhow.
No plans for aggregated on Shaw for a while then? |
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decx Premium Member join:2002-06-07 Vancouver, BC |
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2013-Mar-2 2:23 pm
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Good to know thAt a new link is coming. I've been seeing quite a bi congestion during prime time during the last little while as well.
Regarding aggregate on Shaw, it would be nice if others outside of the GVR can get access to cable as well. |
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2013-Mar-2 8:23 pm
Just as a FYI, that 12Mb from yesterday was actually one of my better results with the average being around 8Mb. I will see what happens tonight.
Thanks for the update Marc. |
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spock8
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2013-Mar-2 10:48 pm
Great speeds on dsl out west. |
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2013-Mar-3 11:50 pm
Not looking good tonight.
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what's the latest bbbc? I was sortof planning to switch from telus to teksavvy cable, but if the performance is crap then that idea isn't a good one.
I know from experience some shaw areas do degrade at night, but 5 mbps isn't shaw that has got to be teksavvy regardless what marc says about congestion. Am I wrong? how are your neighbors doing on shaw? better than you I surmise? |
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2013-Mar-7 9:03 am
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I'm not seeing slow-downs like this at all during peak hours. I've been seeing 22 - 24.5mbps for speedtests during peak. I'll run some more tests and post results tonight when I get home. Location is everything, I suppose... |
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Any updates? Has this been resolved yet? |
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decx Premium Member join:2002-06-07 Vancouver, BC |
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2013-Mar-15 11:56 pm
I'm still getting congestion during prime time. Right now speed tests are running around the 15-18Mbps mark.
On a semi related note, I'm also seeing some some issues with the routing (currently running through Hurricane Electric) from Vancouver to Toronto (to Teksavvy servers, routers, and servers using TSI for net access). It's causing quite an issue with live video streaming and has been consistently occurring during prime since January or so. |
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2013-Mar-18 12:28 am
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how are your shaw neighbours doing? |
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2013-Mar-22 12:28 am
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Sounds like you're on an overcrowded node. Pray that shaw feels like splitting it. Until then you're SOL. |
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how does aggregation fit into overloaded node? is this problem going away? |
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decx Premium Member join:2002-06-07 Vancouver, BC |
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2013-Mar-22 9:20 pm
said by bluenote73:how does aggregation fit into overloaded node? is this problem going away? Nope. An aggregated POI would help with POI capacility issues (unless the links to the aggregated POI is congested), but will not help with node congestion. |
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Looks like the same old story still goes on... |
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Looks like the same old story still goes on... |
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fluffybunny
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2013-Mar-31 1:04 pm
nah.
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2013-Mar-31 1:27 pm
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You guys even testing on proven reliable servers?
90% of the servers on speedtest.net are poorly maintained, which gives bad results. |
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Since ~ Dec 2012 I've noticed really bad congestion during peak times. Slow speeds and packet loss. I have tested with 3 routers (dlink, asus, mikrotik) and all see the same issue with packet loss starting at the first hop outside my home network (Teksavvy). I just got 4Mbps down but didn't have the share link. Ran again for 12 (I am on the 25 package). I can get ~23-25 Mbps during off-peak hours. » www.speedtest.net/result ··· 4046.pngIt would be great to know what is going to be done. It sounds like the new POI has already come and gone without improvement. |
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said by phlypsyde:Since ~ Dec 2012 I've noticed really bad congestion during peak times. Slow speeds and packet loss.
I just got 4Mbps down but didn't have the share link. Ran again for 12 (I am on the 25 package).
It would be great to know what is going to be done. It sounds like the new POI has already come and gone without improvement. Hello, Would it be possible for you to post your info in the » /forum ··· avdirect so we can take a look at the situation. Thanks, Martin |
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how about an update on this for those of us considering the service? |
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It looks like I may have to switch to a Docsis 3 modem due to congestion on the shaw network. I'll update how this goes. |
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2013-Apr-12 11:32 pm
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guys - there IS no congestion on the shaw network. the only congestion is ON THE LOCAL NODE which will affect you anyway regardless of whether you are on TSI or Shaw. i am using an SB5101 modem. it was picked up for free from a garbage bin in an office. it works great, DOCSIS 2.0, old and reliable. i am in a non node congested area and the network is fine. |
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Congestion on the local node is.... the Shaw network.
Correct, this congestion will impact regardless of provider. However, Teksavvy need to push their supplier for improvement if their customers experience degraded speeds due to node congestion. |
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