I have about 40 devices at home and any of them could have caused
So, what you 'appear' to be saying is that you are measuring latency and speed in the presence of 'unknown' other traffic on your network? OK, you DO know way more than me about networks (I've only been in IT since the late 1970's, working mainly in performance testing) Obviously, I can't be any good at it, because 25 of those years I have been a consultant, and I continue to be in demand for my services.I’m not sure if you’re being deliberately obtuse
Not at all! Just trying to get to the bottom of your issue, which it sounds like we've done.
Do you want me to type it out in French or something?
I'll try again.
Mac and/or Windows plugged directly into the ONT dialling a PPPoE connection gets jitter and higher (double) the latency comparted to pre-GEA migration.
Untangle does it
Fritzbox does too
As does OPNsense
Plus PFsense
And an old Unifi USG.
I really don't know how else to spell it out. If I remove LAN out of the equation and measure directly from the WAN port of any device I've tried, not involving NAT whatsoever, latency has doubled and sometimes trebled and I get much worse jitter than before.
A random 11ms response was more than likely my own router taking its time to respond as I have QoS (fq_codel) etc running and it prioritised something else (something routers, particularly core ISP routers do as ICMP is low priority - hint read up on CoPP)
Zen themselves have even said there is an issue and they are looking into it and if they cannot fix it, I'm released from my contract. It's okay, I'll tell them they're wrong because some guy on TBB said so and the issue might be to do with my LAN. lol
In my experience, those who started in the IT in the 70s are dinosaurs and should have retired long ago but there we are. One thing you seem to have not picked up is the ability to read properly!
At least 3 times now I've tried to explain the above and you just go off on a tangent trying to say I should check my LAN and each and every time I've explained that is not the issue here.
You can even see it here, clear as day on the day of migration (another hint, I posted this over a week ago). This is TBB measuring my WAN IP address, again, no LAN, no NAT.
https://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband/monitoring/...
Edited by S2KIP (Wed 06-Jul-22 15:11:53)