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Minimum latency increased -- why?
24-09-2015 4:23 PM
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I've noticed that the minimum latency for my line jumped up yesterday -- it can be seen in the snapshot here: http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share/54ce310452435d9feee4ed99acad30d0-23-09-2015.html
I was wondering if there is anything which can be done to drop it back down again?
I was wondering if there is anything which can be done to drop it back down again?
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Re: Minimum latency increased -- why?
24-09-2015 4:25 PM
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Either DLM has intervened due to line issues and activated latency or perhaps you've switched to an underperforming gateway. If it's the latter then logging out/in might put you on a better gateway. I suspect it's more likely to be interleaving though and there's nothing you can do about that except wait to see if your line quality improves again.
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24-09-2015 4:27 PM
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Thank you for the super-quick response!
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24-09-2015 4:29 PM
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That looks like the kind of jump that would be caused by DLM applying interleaving (delay 7 or 8 ms) on either upstream or downstream, usually due to high error rates.
Sometimes it will revert after days/weeks/months.
Underperforming gateways or pouting usually causes significanly smaller jumps.
Sometimes it will revert after days/weeks/months.
Underperforming gateways or pouting usually causes significanly smaller jumps.
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