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Uninterested so called Technical experts.
17-07-2015 12:24 PM
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I would like to complain to this Forum about the so called technical experts fed to us by Plusnet. I complained recently about online gaming pings to these so called technical experts and they barely new what I was on about. My ping to Google.co.uk is double what it should be for a fibre user. It is even double that of people on the same exchange. My equipment is far superior to that provided by PlusNet and I can prove the problem is not my equipment. I like to game around the world and this ping delay is making this impossible. This problem seems to come and go so there must be a reason for it. I am basically getting ADSL pings for the price of fibre, what other business could get away with this?
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Re: Uninterested so called Technical experts.
17-07-2015 12:34 PM
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Can you tell us what you typically get for a ping to bbc.co.uk (that tends to give a reliable 'baseline')?
What kind of figure are you expecting for FTTC?
Does your equipment give access to DSL line stats? If so can you post as much as possible - particularly interested in whather you have 'delay' listed for upstream and downstream.
Non-interleaved FTTC should give 5-10ms depending on location (could be higher if you're a very long way from London), interleaving typically adds 7-8ms for each direction in which it's applied so a perfectly good but interleaved FTTC connection could have a base ping of around 25ms.
What kind of figure are you expecting for FTTC?
Does your equipment give access to DSL line stats? If so can you post as much as possible - particularly interested in whather you have 'delay' listed for upstream and downstream.
Non-interleaved FTTC should give 5-10ms depending on location (could be higher if you're a very long way from London), interleaving typically adds 7-8ms for each direction in which it's applied so a perfectly good but interleaved FTTC connection could have a base ping of around 25ms.
Call me 'w23'
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