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Standard User Memphis
(member) Wed 23-Nov-22 18:43:37
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Latency jump following ONT power cycle


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Our Giganet FTTP was installed earlier today.

I took the opportunity to rearrange some of the equipment in our cabinet and after restarting everything, noticed that the latency had jumped significantly/

My Broadband Ping

Any suggestions on potential causes for this?

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Standard User Chrysalis
(legend) Thu 24-Nov-22 07:40:40
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Re: Latency jump following ONT power cycle


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Probably gateway steering on ISP.

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Standard User jaydub
(fountain of knowledge) Thu 24-Nov-22 14:48:37
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Re: Latency jump following ONT power cycle


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Looks as though it jumped down again at ~21:30. Did you restart your router?


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Standard User Memphis
(member) Thu 24-Nov-22 14:52:14
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Re: Latency jump following ONT power cycle


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Both the router and the ONT were power cycled at that time.

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Standard User jimbof
(member) Fri 09-Dec-22 20:11:51
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Re: Latency jump following ONT power cycle


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Is their backhaul Zen? If it is, then welcome to the London / Manchester gateway lottery. Basically random each time you connect whether you end up gateway'd in London or Manchester.
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