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Frankfurt high latency
Why is Frankfurt - Brussels ping so bad and will it ever improve? Antwerp, which is slightly farther even has *9ms* in comparison.
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Why is Frankfurt - Brussels ping so bad and will it ever improve? Antwerp, which is slightly farther even has *9ms* in comparison.
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roylion15
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il y a 6 mois
Hello ?
https://forum.voo.be/page/la-charte
please read for any request on the forum.
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Gilles N
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il y a 6 mois
Hi @da-z,
It depends on the server, we don't have the possibility to check this.
Which IP are you trying to ping?
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da-z
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il y a 6 mois
Hi. I suspect its a general thing though. You can try https://speedtest.frankfurt.linode.com/ I am getting 28ms. I would expect ~10ms
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roylion15
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il y a 6 mois
@da-z
Use ookla speedtest app or nperf app, and choose your server please.
There are the only two speedtests apps that are approved by the forum.
https://www.speedtest.net/fr/apps/windows
https://www.nperf.com/fr/nperf-application-pc-mac
i have checked multiple ookla speedtest servers at Frankfurt and the ping is always 25/30 ms … thus you can’t expect 10 ms to frankfurt on your cable connection, it’s not fiber FTTH …
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da-z
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il y a 6 mois
Thank you. OK, now I get it. For some reason I was assuming the fiber is really close to the home even if not exactly FTTH but now I am not so sure how long this coax cable is. I have the 1GB and I am a bit disappointed to say at least.
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roylion15
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il y a 6 mois
Voo is FTTN , (fiber to the node) …
The length of the coaxial cable to the customer is not really the problem but the HFC technology whose bandwidth of an optical node is shared between a good hundred customers per node, which generates according to its load, a certain latency between your modem and the CMTS of your zone.
These are certainly a few ms more than the real FTTH fiber , but also there are all the routing / peering and different routes taken by the Internet that are not always the most direct from one point to another ...
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