| Minor DSL Packet Loss Prime Time Hi all,
In addition to my cable packet loss today, my DSL suffers from packet loss every night around prime time.
It's very regular. I noticed someone else reporting the same issue on the forums a few weeks back.
Any ideas, is this a known issue?
Ignore the one big blip from last night - I rewired my house wiring with a new punch down blocking thinking it maybe my house wiring ... but it's not; the wiring is pristine and seems to be Teksavvy? |
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 jmckformerly 'shaded'
join:2010-10-02
Ottawa, ON | are you able to use the Bell test@test login and also see if there's packet loss? might help identify if the issue is with TSI or a local Bell issue. |
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 TSI MarcPremium,VIP
join:2006-06-23
Chatham, ON
kudos:23 | reply to coolspot18
I just had a look, there is some imbalance in the links. You may be on one of them that's got extra load.
We also have additional capacity getting installed next week I believe.
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Marc - CEO/TekSavvy
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| reply to jmck
the test@test will not help you with a packet loss issue
post pings etc for more info on your packet loss issue |
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| said by youneedhelp :the test@test will not help you with a packet loss issue
post pings etc for more info on your packet loss issue
the test@test will help determine if it's a line issue (sync/modem/dslam/remote) or if it's a IISP Bell issue.
if it's a load/balancing issue as Marc mentioned then ya test@test wouldn't have shown packet loss while the TSI login would have.
reconnecting your PPPoE session might send you to another link which isn't saturated. |
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| OK, so basically log in with test@test, ping the local gateway and see if I can replicate the packet loss?
Will do. |
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| No Packet Loss using test@test, the connection is pristine.
Perhaps its the IP I'm pinging while on Teksavvy's account ... I was using Google. However, I still don't expect 3% packet loss pinging Google? |
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