(http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share-thumb/4cc1547237af41f51bbd5e15e38d810e-23-10-2010.png) (http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share/4cc1547237af41f51bbd5e15e38d810e-23-10-2010.html)
Nothing in the router log, the computer was asleep (and so was I!) so not a problem, and the connection is still OK but I'm curious.
Any suggestions?
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Looks like mine was very similar (adslmax)
Just noticed a query about it over on tbb from a Plusnet customer, so it looks like BT rather than IDNet.
In which case we'll probably never find out :dunno:
There was a fair bit of planned BT work last night which was supposedly cleared at 05.00 :dunno:
Quote from: Steve on Oct 23, 2010, 09:47:51
There was a fair bit of planned BT work last night which was supposedly cleared at 05.00 :dunno:
That could be the brief spike on the graphs I suppose... looks like something un-cleared itself a couple of hours later :P
BT do unclear so very well. ;D
I'm clear for that time, ADSL max also.
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Interesting, at around that time I was trying to watch a film on Skyplayer but kept disconnecting from the server. I wonder if that was the reason for it :dunno:
Quote from: zappaDPJ on Oct 23, 2010, 13:24:19I wonder if that was the reason for it :dunno:
Well, 40% packet loss sure isn't going to improve your viewing experience :P
Got the same @ the same time.