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craigj2k12 13-06-2013 03:41

Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
http://helpforum.sky.com/t5/Fibre-Br...ighlight/false

Have noticed the last few days youtube being crappy during peak hours, can see my response on the 4th page of the above thread on the sky forum for detail

This does indeed present us with an interesting situation, Sky having the same issues as VM, as was mentioned when Sky was faced with similar problems a few months back (mass exchange congestion) it was more how the ISP dealed with the problem, and in that case around 70 exchanges had capacity added within 5 weeks of the fault being raised (i.e. far better than Virgin) - hopefully Sky will shine yet again and give us a quick turnaround on this one

Qtx 13-06-2013 11:37

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
Do Sky have a youtube CDN or just a dedicated peering link to them?

Not had any issues myself, with or without using a VPN

Mick Fisher 13-06-2013 15:15

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
I've noticed no issues.

craigj2k12 13-06-2013 16:06

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Qtx (Post 35583478)
Do Sky have a youtube CDN or just a dedicated peering link to them?

As I mentioned in my post on the Sky forum, they peer directly to youtube/google

Chad 13-06-2013 19:28

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
No problem here and I've only got 15mb

craigj2k12 14-06-2013 17:41

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
What does everyone see when they follow this link
http://redirector.c.youtube.com/report_mapping

Hugh 14-06-2013 21:53

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
Why do you ask?

craigj2k12 14-06-2013 23:09

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
Was trying to figure out what it shows, sometimes it shows me a youtube server and sometimes it shows a time

---------- Post added at 23:09 ---------- Previous post was at 23:09 ----------

btw - its what sky are asking for in diagnosis of the youtube issues

SnoopZ 14-06-2013 23:20

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
i get my IP

86.**.***.** => virginmedia-lhr3

edit, just read your last bit and i am on Virgin so i guess it means nothing. :)

craigj2k12 14-06-2013 23:29

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35584225)
edit, just read your last bit and i am on Virgin so i guess it means nothing. :)

No, that does help, I was getting "bskyb-servername" this afternoon, but now i get

151.x.x.x => lhr07s13

Qtx 14-06-2013 23:47

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
Looks like the redirector page shows what CDN you get directed to if an ISP redirects traffic to their own servers. If there is no re-routing then I believe you get the lhr07s13 type server/farm but you see your isp's name, obvious the requests go to their own CDN

From Sky connection: x.x.x.x => bskyb-bhx1

From UK VPN IP :lhr14s15

From VPN in NewYork: x.x.x.x => lax04s14 [u]

So if you got different results I would assume that you usually get redirected to sky's cdn but on the odd request you go direct.

Now the [u] part is going to bug me lol

Hugh 14-06-2013 23:48

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
I get my IP address (VM).

craigj2k12 15-06-2013 00:47

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35584236)
I get my IP address (VM).

And next to it?

Ben B 15-06-2013 00:50

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
I get x.x.x.x => virginmedia-man3

Qtx 15-06-2013 00:56

Re: Sky taking a leaf out of VMs book Re:Youtube
 
It would be worth all the virgin media youtube sufferers going to that url to see if there is some pattern that can help them. I would have thought Virgin would have used this method with their customers to help resolve the problem quicker, rather than asking for traceroutes....


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