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Standard User tomcatuk
(newbie) Tue 20-May-14 21:23:55
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BQM Graph


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Thought I would ask here...
My Graph

Its VM 150MB and after a few days I get all the high peaks, do a router switch off/on and it nice and low again though no idea if all this effects performance...
Can't say I've had any problems.... but just wondered why after the reboot they are all down low again..
Keep it simple please...

Steve
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 29-May-14 20:50:43
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Re: BQM Graph


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Probably a software issue in the router that is reset by the restart

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Administrator seb
(founder) Sun 08-Jun-14 02:50:03
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Re: BQM Graph


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In reply to a post by MrSaffron:
Probably a software issue in the router that is reset by the restart


I don't know if rebooting a VM router somehow changes routing in their network like it might on a DSL service.. that's also a possibility.

seb

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