What has happened to this page

[#1]

http://www.plus.net/support/service/network_performance/network-latency.shtml or am I looking in the wrong place
I was - this is where I should have been looking - serves me right for using the search option - http://www.plus.net/support/service/network_performance/broadband_bandwidth_usage.shtml
and this looks very odd

[#2]

They've been like it for months Jim. I've made various comments in one  or two places and used the feedback on the relevant pages, but of course nothing has happened  Getting loads of extra customers seems to be the only thing that is important these days  
Edit: meant to say that it's graphing errors which don't help to see what's happening  
The other, I've no idea why they've stopped, network configuration changes I expect.
PS. The 2 links at the top of your post are the same. Did you mean http://www.plus.net/support/service/network_performance/network-latency.shtml for the other?

[#3]

The mostly missing filled area representing the users on pcl-bng02 is a newer issue than the sporadic glitches: https://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,130644.0.html (or at least a newer manifestation of the same root issue)

[#4]

link in first post fixed

[#5]

Quote from: dave

AndyH - the blips are a graphing glitches, although that graph doesn't look right as there was some maintenance this morning that doesn't seem to appear on it.

I assume those graphs are on the 'to be fixed' list.

[#6]

Next years to fix list, or maybe not -
I posted http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=130921.0;attach=51246 the other day.
Compare that with Jim's above and look at the frequency of the bugs.
Now look at the attached as of a few minutes ago - something been fixed perhaps?

[#7]

10 minutes ago it was just showing as unavailable for me.

[#8]

Still a graphing glitch at around 2240 on the pcl-bng02 plot when I last looked.

[#9]

I think the number of users on each gateway as given by their "Current:" figure in the text is more accurate than the graph, but somehow the total figure is as wrong as the graph.
If you look at the two attached images, the "Current:" numbers actually add up to about 738k for each graph, but the 15:17 graph has a glitch and the total in the last line of text is about as wrong as the total height of the graph is.

[#10]

I think I spotted that one myself the other day, but have given up taking too much notice and try to extract the best information possible when needed.