Thinkbroadband BQM Graphs
@dave ,
Now that ThinkBroadband have now moved to their new website format and have completed regenerating their BQM plots using their new graphics, is it worth setting someone the task of cleaning up all the broken charts on Ping Graphs , and include all the customer shared live BQM links submitted so far in this topic ?
Note that since ThinkBroadband's refresh, many of the unmaintained BQM plots now show as "NO DATA".
However also be aware that some of the plots which are apparently showing a live graph, have an issue when you click on the picture, and appear to have a broken URL to the expanded version on the ThinkBroadband site.
So for example, if you click on 'bobpullen', it correctly goes to the TBB site, where you can see the expanded view -
However if you click on "avatastic" (which is apparently showing a live minimised graph), this results in -
Therefore, when someone cleans up the Ping Graphs page, they need to sort out why the link to ThinkBroadband expanded view is broken in some cases.
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Just for info, for @bobpullen and anyone else sharing their live BQM graphs,
It is possible to edit the BQM's displayed "Graph Name", to make it more obvious to what the viewer is looking at.
This can be done by visiting - https://www.thinkbroadband.com/my-profile/broadband-quality-monitor
Under the relevant graph, click on [Edit]
Edit the "Graph Name" field to your new preferred text
To save the changes, go to the bottom of page and click on [Update Monitor]
As an example, Bob might choose to change the EE graph from "ICMP Monitor" to "EE line monitor" (or whatever)
When @dave has consolidated the changes to the Ping Graphs page, it would be useful if the graphs names indicated whether the plot is for IPv4 or IPv6 - especially for those people sharing plots of both !, or as in Bob's example should ideally be showing the ISP if the monitored line isn't Plusnet.
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Are you going to include all the new BQMs provided previously in this topic ?
Are you going to remove the ADSL sections ? - as none of the 21CN plots look like ADSL lines to me !
Are you going to bundle all the plots together, or split them between say FTTP and VDSL.
