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Administrator seb
(founder) Thu 29-Oct-26 01:40:43
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Mine is a a UDM-Pro
You can possibly access my BQM but it not I can send links


Ok your pattern is the same I've seen on a UDR. I might look at the configs to see why that might be when I have a moment.. I think it's related to something which uses CPU resources like security/VPN/IDS/filtering/etc.

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Edited by seb (Thu 29-Oct-26 01:41:15)

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Administrator seb
(founder) Thu 29-Oct-26 15:33:08
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We've just added a feature. Not documented yet wink


Anyone have any outstanding bugs/issues?

seb

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Standard User Bam16
(learned) Thu 29-Oct-26 15:49:19
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Not here, all good thanks.


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Standard User billford
(elder) Thu 29-Oct-26 16:46:54
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No complaints here.
Administrator seb
(founder) Thu 29-Oct-26 17:11:23
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Our monitoring keeps flagging issues but live pings are fine.. think we may have some issues which could affect the 4 pings it checks when you add/edit a monitor. It may have loss under some cases which isn't real loss. We think it's a bug in the Firebrick code that affects live ones but not our dev ones smile

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Standard User billford
(elder) Wed 04-Nov-26 10:45:24
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I'm sure people in Scotland would probably say the same about the London server, although in many cases you might find their traffic comes down to London anyway. This is kind of what this tool will help us uncover smile
Not sure if this is the sort of thing you're looking for... up until last night my BQM's from London and Edinburgh, both IPv4 and IPv6 were all essentially identical apart from the higher base latency from Edinburgh.

Then at 8pm, Edinburgh v6 showed a slight increase in latency, along with a red spike which has repeated every hour on the hour since then.

It didn't show on the Edinburgh v4 until 10pm, with a red blip rather than a spike, then just after 11pm it went back to normal.

Nothing much visible at all on either of the London BQMs. I'm with IDNet FTTP and (I think) Zen backhaul, so likely Zen shuffling their routing tables?

Graphs:

Edinburgh: IPv4, IPv6

London: IPv4, IPv6
Standard User MHC
(sensei) Wed 04-Nov-26 11:39:59
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I too have the little blip just after 10:00 pm and about an hour or two of increased latency from EDI before it settled back to teh original pattern


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Standard User billford
(elder) Wed 04-Nov-26 11:47:48
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Shortly after I posted, there was a small red blip on the EDI BQM; the latency went back to where it was before and the hourly spikes seem to have disappeared... nothing visible on any of the others.
Standard User billford
(elder) Wed 04-Nov-26 11:52:12
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Your ISP is BT I think? So likely not a Zen backhaul issue (unless Zen/IDNet have read this and decided to do something about it tongue).

Edited by billford (Wed 04-Nov-26 12:01:18)

Standard User DFScale
(experienced) Wed 04-Nov-26 12:05:26
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My latency from EDI increased from just over 20ms to just under 30ms from 2000 to 0030 approx ad then back to normal. My Lon latency at just under 20ms remained unaffected.
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