50M : Think Broadband Ping Monitor Results (POST YOURS)

[Blairhoyle]

Originally Posted by Kymmy

Left the reset till today (had to reboot to confirm a fault this morning, I think someone had chopped the cable in the village doing road works)

Now fully working

I see you are still getting some packet losses like I am.

[JohnWB]

Though I would add my results to this thread. This is in Virgin 60meg at TS5 in Middlesbrough. Been like this for the last week or so but was ok untill then.

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/m...546d8146ca.png

[qasdfdsaq]

Originally Posted by Blairhoyle

I see you are still getting some packet losses like I am.

I don't see any packet loss in that graph other than the national glitch that had nothing to do with VM...

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Originally Posted by JohnWB

Though I would add my results to this thread. This is in Virgin 60meg at TS5 in Middlesbrough. Been like this for the last week or so but was ok untill then.

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/m...546d8146ca.png

Nobody can see that except you. You need to click the "Share" button.

[Blairhoyle]

Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq

I don't see any packet loss in that graph other than the national glitch that had nothing to do with VM...

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Nobody can see that except you. You need to click the "Share" button.

what is the thin red line that comes down about half way then?



the two solid red one's is where I have had to switch the power off in my house as I have been doing some work.

[qasdfdsaq]

Originally Posted by Blairhoyle

what is the thin red line that comes down about half way then?

The one on Kymmy's graph? Like I said, national glitch that has nothing to do with VM. Yours is completely different and unrelated. Kymmy's chart shows no real packet loss at all in the last 24 hours.

Here's how this works. If it affects all VM customers and nobody else, it's probably a VM issue. If it affects multiple ISPs aside from VM, it's probably nothing to do with VM.

[Blairhoyle]

Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq

The one on Kymmy's graph? Like I said, national glitch that has nothing to do with VM. Yours is completely different and unrelated. Kymmy's chart shows no real packet loss at all in the last 24 hours.

Here's how this works. If it affects all VM customers and nobody else, it's probably a VM issue. If it affects multiple ISPs aside from VM, it's probably nothing to do with VM.

wasn't an issue two weeks ago though.

[Kymmy]

Originally Posted by Blairhoyle

wasn't an issue two weeks ago though.

If you look you'll probably find at least a couple of national glitches per week.. Not always restricted to VM's network but also could be thinkbroadband's network or the routing between them. A simple dropout like that is inconsequential and not an issue unless it starts repeating itself many times in a short period of time.

[scaseman]

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/s...1-08-2012.html

Anyone care to guess what happened here? Not me as I was in bed at the time.

[JohnWB]

Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq

I don't see any packet loss in that graph other than the national glitch that had nothing to do with VM...

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Nobody can see that except you. You need to click the "Share" button.

Where abouts do I find the share button please

[Jayster]

Originally Posted by JohnWB

Where abouts do I find the share button please

The "Share Live Graph" or "Show Previous Days" hyperlinks right below the graph itself on the page where you can see all the graphs you have created and have the option to create a new graph.

[JohnWB]

Originally Posted by Jayster

The "Share Live Graph" or "Show Previous Days" hyperlinks right below the graph itself on the page where you can see all the graphs you have created and have the option to create a new graph.

I will try again, it seems to be improving, lets see what this shows on the forum

Though I would add my results to this thread. This is in Virgin 60meg at TS5 in Middlesbrough. Been like this for the last week or so but was ok untill then.

My Broadband Ping

[Martin_D]

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/s...9c82e93f6.html

[Blairhoyle]

Originally Posted by Kymmy

If you look you'll probably find at least a couple of national glitches per week.. Not always restricted to VM's network but also could be thinkbroadband's network or the routing between them. A simple dropout like that is inconsequential and not an issue unless it starts repeating itself many times in a short period of time.

it reboots my hub and blocks me online for a few minutes until the hub lights all start working correctly again.

[Kymmy]

That though isn't anything to do with the hub ping, think broadband or this thread

[Blairhoyle]

Originally Posted by Kymmy

That though isn't anything to do with the hub ping, think broadband or this thread

actually I think it has to do with this thread seeing as its my graph that I;m talking about and I don't know what it meant.

hence my reason for coming on to ask.