ILIA_93 wroteAll of you, expect less than 50ms ping when you're connected to fiber optics. But this will take time.
I can't get it, the ping from host to DSLAM over ADSL is in the range of 50-70ms over phone line. I don't think that will change anyway unless we get separate connection over ethernet cables.
Mhmd wrote@xazbrat , you're in Aramoun and you're Central is khalde ??

Because the khalde central was implemented with fiber optics infrastructure !
I live in bchamoon, and im on the same central Khaldeh. I have yet to test my ping. Please state your source for the fiber optics implications in the khaldeh central.

DG wroteOgero's ping is worse.
I used to have 117ms to bbc.co.uk ... it's now 150ms.
Plus I am getting "dead" internet every day. I mean all the modem lights stay ON ... the modem logs don't register any disconnection at all... but the connection dies for around 30 secs (as if Ogero was switching routes) and then resumes by itself.
Same thing happening to me in the past 3 days or so. Ping was great, now not so good i.e. like before.

Also here are my tests:




256kb/s Ogero connection.
Visp sanayeh area
ZuZ wroteVisp sanayeh area
http://db.tt/RPg5hpU
if you were testing this on your iPhone there's a proven bug that the ping is Definitely wrong
Something screwy going on around here.



Ogero 512 connection

and for those who asked it is a 94.xxx.xxx.xx IP address.
Ogero 512 @ 8.43 pm Beirut timing:

by the way, some one on facebook said that he's experiencing a new ip address range with Sodetel and it begins with the 94.xxx.xxx.xxx !!!
That happened 3 ~ 4 days ago and it may be related to the IMEWE
Kareem wrote
xazbrat wroteSomething screwy going on around here.

[url]http://www.speedtest.net/result/1454548686.png[/url]

Ogero 512 connection

and for those who asked it is a 94.xxx.xxx.xx IP address.
Over DSL and 2000mi+ away server = Something is really wrong...

Can you post traceroute to google ? like tracert -d www.google.com ?


thanks...
Here you go
Tracing route to www.l.google.com [209.85.148.99]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

  1     1 ms     1 ms     1 ms  192.168.14.1
  2     4 ms     3 ms     3 ms  192.168.1.1
  3    43 ms    45 ms    43 ms  77.42.129.94
  4   252 ms   246 ms    43 ms  77.42.129.20
  5    47 ms    82 ms    44 ms  192.168.111.2
  6   192 ms   367 ms   193 ms  12.118.94.93
  7   194 ms   382 ms   192 ms  12.122.131.166
  8   193 ms   191 ms   193 ms  12.122.105.49
  9   197 ms   190 ms   197 ms  12.122.131.81
 10   238 ms   239 ms   238 ms  12.249.162.6
 11   197 ms   192 ms   189 ms  72.14.239.46
 12   190 ms   193 ms   199 ms  209.85.251.37
 13   227 ms   192 ms   195 ms  216.239.46.219
 14   194 ms   193 ms   190 ms  72.14.233.105
 15   191 ms   189 ms   191 ms  72.14.239.63
 16   194 ms   206 ms   202 ms  209.85.254.57
 17   192 ms   196 ms   191 ms  209.85.148.99
You can't have an HTTP ping of 32ms and you are lagging 45 ms to DSLAM

I'd say something is buggy in the speedtest java thing... I would run the test on pingtest.net to confirm..
Kareem wroteYou can't have an HTTP ping of 32ms and you are lagging 45 ms to DSLAM

I'd say something is buggy in the speedtest java thing... I would run the test on pingtest.net to confirm..
Aside from those occasional freezes, I have been experiencing "bursts" where it appears my speed and latency are much better--then it goes back to its normal slightly sluggish self. Hopefully it means they are upgrading and working on stuff, but I don't know.

Here are the results from pingtest:



Not great, not bad
Sorry for posting this but I was, like the majority here, suffering from the bad internet until I moved to the UK, and specifically to the Imperial College and then did my internet speed test

This is faster than copying a file on my PC
SolidPain wroteSorry for posting this but I was, like the majority here, suffering from the bad internet until I moved to the UK, and specifically to the Imperial College and then did my internet speed test

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1461037735.png
< 50 miles
No big changes in speed



However, if you go to http://www.wunderground.com/, it will display the weather based on your ip address. Until the last few days, I had 3 places show up: Beirut, Houche-Al-Oumara, or London. Now, I have gotten Ras Beirut, Jbeil, and Tripoli. I just wonder if means whether they have added more IP addresses and mapped them out or some other unrelated or related reason.


the fastest i have ever got on this connection i use

LAU. Great upload here :D (download IS limited though, and i can't try a PC with admin rights)
I am sure that my ISP tricked speedtest, this can't be possible!!
The upload speed is very low and when I download a file I don't get more than 30 kB/s (128k private ISP)!!

@4peterkh4: it seems that your ISP is caching speedtest.net testing data, that is used to determine your connection speed.