my packet loss has started to pick up again ... if not fixed in a couple more days i'm moving host.

Edited by beefcakechipz (Sat 14-Dec-19 23:31:18)

In reply to a post by beefcakechipz:

my packet loss has started to pick up again ... if not fixed in a couple more days i'm moving host.

Still pretty clean here. Still struggling to run TBB speed test though :-/

Mine is looking much less this afternoon so fingers crossed, i have no problems with running TBB if you are using chrome check its upto date as mine had a wee update 2 days ago.

Mine has looked much better over the weekend.

Here is Sunday's graph.

I do wonder if this is because there is significantly less business use over the weekend, so will be interested to see what tomorrow brings.

In reply to a post by jaydub:

I do wonder if this is because there is significantly less business use over the weekend, so will be interested to see what tomorrow brings.

Not looking promising

My Broadband Ping

Very similar looking graph in Northumberland.

After a quiet weekend my graph is also looking like it's going to be another day of red spikes.

In reply to a post by mrkevlh:

After a quiet weekend my graph is also looking like it's going to be another day of red spikes.

Yup same here

https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/...

And IDNet status page is now saying that everything is tickety-boo.

Edited by Andrue (Mon 16-Dec-19 11:05:16)

I can’t help feeling that the periodicity is a clue- at half hour(ish) intervals something is causing significant packet loss. It could be on Zen (probably is) or it could be something on IDNet which was previously working properly but has been broken by whatever changes on Zen led to all the fuss in the first place.

Either way, surely somebody must know what functions are running at what intervals and check out (or switch off!) the possible culprits?

I can also confirm that the issue still persists and is unresolved.