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kwikbreaks · 15-08-2012, 16:33

It wasn't the DNS server to blame as the TBB monitor pings IPs so no DNS is involved. It was a router on the peering link as I already said and it was fixed ~ 3pm. Obviously the route to you from TBB involved a different path. It was a disappointingly long fault especially as they apparently made no mention of it on their faults page - I didn't check the page myself though.

I reverted to VM DNS when I went back to using the Superhub as a router - manually setting all my differnt bits of kit wasn't worth the effort as in the main the VM DNS isn't bad once you've opted out of their 404 diversion.

15-08-2012, 16:33	#6
kwikbreaks Inactive Join Date: May 2010 Services: Plusnet FTTC, FoxSat HDR for TV, Vonage VOIP. Posts: 2,082	Re: Dropped Packets It wasn't the DNS server to blame as the TBB monitor pings IPs so no DNS is involved. It was a router on the peering link as I already said and it was fixed ~ 3pm. Obviously the route to you from TBB involved a different path. It was a disappointingly long fault especially as they apparently made no mention of it on their faults page - I didn't check the page myself though. I reverted to VM DNS when I went back to using the Superhub as a router - manually setting all my differnt bits of kit wasn't worth the effort as in the main the VM DNS isn't bad once you've opted out of their 404 diversion.