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hybrid02
join:2013-02-06

hybrid02

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post your speedtest and traceroute

Would you please post your traceroute google.ca and speedtest on your 25/10 and 50/10 package. Thanks
smerrikin
join:2011-03-30
Ottawa, ON

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Are you having problems is that why you are asking.
I'm on Cable and I'm timing out everywhere tonight. Sites are super slow to load.

JC_
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join:2010-10-19
Nepean, ON

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said by smerrikin:

Are you having problems is that why you are asking.
I'm on Cable and I'm timing out everywhere tonight. Sites are super slow to load.

My guess is that the OP is looking to switch providers and is wanting to see a speedtest and traceroute before deciding. Also 25/10 and 50/10 are DSL speed tiers.

Mike2009
join:2009-01-13
Ottawa, ON
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25/10 in Ottawa.



Tracing route to google.com [173.194.43.98]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

1 1 ms 1 ms 1 ms www.asusnetwork.net [192.168.1.2]
2 13 ms 13 ms 12 ms lo-100.lns02.tor.man.teksavvy.com.packetflow.ca
[206.248.154.122]
3 13 ms 12 ms 12 ms 69.196.136.36
4 68 ms 13 ms 12 ms 72.14.212.134
5 12 ms 12 ms 12 ms 209.85.255.232
6 12 ms 13 ms 12 ms 72.14.239.73
7 13 ms 12 ms 13 ms yyz08s10-in-f2.1e100.net [173.194.43.98]

Trace complete.
JMJimmy
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5-9ms, 6ms avg.
hybrid02
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Yes I'm looking to switch. Now I'm on bell 50/10 with fibe tv and the problem is I can't get full speed when the tv are on and also they put me on interleaved. I'm thinking to cancel them and looking to switch.
planiwa
join:2009-02-19
Toronto M5S

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said by hybrid02:

Would you please post your traceroute google.ca and speedtest on your 25/10 and 50/10 package. Thanks

Addressing just the matter of traceroute (or ping) and [www.]google.c[a|om] in the context of Bell Canada:

1. Bell does very sketchy things with google, and with ICMP responses. I have been studying this for the past few weeks and am interested in others who care. (I realize that most don't.) For example, on two Fibe 10/25 networks, about 10% of the time (typically for about 300 seconds) ping -s 85 fails while ping -s 84 succeeds. Mutilated packets are returned! There is also Bell's failure to return proper ICMP echoes from (some of) its NS.

2. It makes a difference whether ping, traceroute, etc. are run from the modem, from the router, or from a LAN host, and also how the LAN host is connected to the router. (And, of course, other LAN traffic).

3. It should be understood that commands such as ping and traceroute are severely crippled in the Linux (Busybox) versions that run on most routers and modems. Tomato, for example. It is possible to get proper ping and other commands for a Tomato router.

(That said, mean latency to www.google.com is 4ms 90% of the time and 150000ms 10% of the time.)

IMHO this is related to the old Ikanos disaster and the new ping-no-browse manifestation.

I would be interested in comparing notes with others who have studied these things.

JC_
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Nepean, ON

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said by hybrid02:

Yes I'm looking to switch. Now I'm on bell 50/10 with fibe tv and the problem is I can't get full speed when the tv are on and also they put me on interleaved. I'm thinking to cancel them and looking to switch.

You are probably on a Stinger remote, as for the interleaved profile all FibeTV customers are on interleaved.

oceros37
join:2013-07-20
St Thomas, ON

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Yes I'm looking to switch. Now I'm on bell 50/10 with fibe tv and the problem is I can't get full speed when the tv are on and also they put me on interleaved. I'm thinking to cancel them and looking to switch.

I'm not that familiar with FibeTV, but aren't you asking the impossible? Not going to get full speed at the PC when you're using a hefty chunk of bandwidth streaming TV. Is there any dedicated portion of your connection to the TV on top of your 50/10? or do you just lose half your 50mbps down when you turn on the tv?
hdefjunkie
join:2005-01-14
Kanata, ON

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50/10 Kanata as of yesterday.

traceroute to google.ca (173.194.43.119), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 ssg5 (192.168.1.1) 0.548 ms 0.883 ms 1.212 ms
2 lo-100.lns02.tor.man.teksavvy.com.packetflow.ca (206.248.154.122) 22.195 ms 22.201 ms 22.477 ms
3 69.196.136.164 (69.196.136.164) 11.925 ms 11.961 ms 12.680 ms
4 72.14.212.134 (72.14.212.134) 12.683 ms 13.928 ms 13.931 ms
5 209.85.255.232 (209.85.255.232) 13.945 ms 14.674 ms 14.669 ms
6 72.14.239.73 (72.14.239.73) 14.664 ms 15.942 ms 15.682 ms
7 yyz08s10-in-f23.1e100.net (173.194.43.119) 15.361 ms 10.939 ms 11.492 ms



Line Status : Port is in Showtime
Mode : 0x4000000 (VDSL2 Profile 17A )
Upstream Payload Rate : 11328 kbps
Downstream : 53920 kbps

JC_
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said by oceros37:

said by hybrid02:

Yes I'm looking to switch. Now I'm on bell 50/10 with fibe tv and the problem is I can't get full speed when the tv are on and also they put me on interleaved. I'm thinking to cancel them and looking to switch.

I'm not that familiar with FibeTV, but aren't you asking the impossible? Not going to get full speed at the PC when you're using a hefty chunk of bandwidth streaming TV. Is there any dedicated portion of your connection to the TV on top of your 50/10? or do you just lose half your 50mbps down when you turn on the tv?

There are two types of field based SLAMs that Bell is currently using, Stingers and 7330's. The Stingers can only deliver up to 68Mbps whereas a 7330 can do up to 200Mbps, those are the max speeds that can be set for each type and to achieve that it requires a perfect line. If a FibeTV customer is on a 7330 and they want 50/10 their is usually enough available bandwidth for the customer to be able to get their full internet speed while the TVs are on.