27-01-2025 08:21 PM - edited 27-01-2025 09:13 PM
Good evening.
I have noticed over recent days what whenever i start to saturate my connection, no more than 50%, my connection becomes unstable. I've investigated this further and have noticed that i incur significant packet loss / increased ping.
Looking at a network diagnosis tool i have, it would appears the issue is around the hop2, i.e my external connection between the ONT and the HE?
Any else familiar with this able to concur, please?
27-01-2025 08:29 PM
@VinneyUK If it is external to the network, what do you hope to achieve with this?
27-01-2025 08:33 PM
No sure of your point Jim?
It didn't say external to the network, i said external connection, i,e i have a fault between the ONT and headend and not my internal network at home, that's my interruption and point...
27-01-2025 08:50 PM
@VinneyUK What network do you have control off/over?
27-01-2025 09:06 PM
Jim no idea what you are on about - please refrain from getting involved again please
27-01-2025 09:20 PM
@VinneyUK what broadband service do you have and which router.
Most core network routers do not respond to pings when traffic gets a little busy.
What issues are you having?
27-01-2025 10:51 PM
EE 1GB, I’m using a UDM pro, IPv4.
My problem which has only developed the past couple of days, despite having smart queues enabled (QoS) when downloading (at 50%) my reported bandwidth, I get buffering on my IPTV and general internet browsing becomes really sloppy.
My view is there is a network fault developed between the ONT and the HE