>Also do a tracroute from inside your network (like from your workstation) to
>the site your downloadong from to see if there are any latency issues. If
>there are also do a traceroute to other addresses if every thing has latency
>problems.
This is using the Linux box that's directly connected to the Cisco DSL
router (I'm seeing the same results from other sites also):
traceroute to wesleyan.net (216.254.53.37), 30 hops max, 38 byte packets
1 10.0.0.1 (10.0.0.1) 1.487 ms 1.257 ms 1.169 ms
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>Traceroute to the other end of your DSL as well to your end of the
>DSL.
The return route from my DSL carrier to my local box isn't much better.
I logged in and ran traceroute from their site:
traceroute to glenlee.citilink.com (209.98.64.144), 30 hops max, 40 byte
packets
1 fa0-0.core-1.citilink.com (209.98.8.254) 1 ms 1 ms 1 ms
2 dsl.citilink.com (209.98.10.254) 4 ms 2 ms 3 ms
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Ping isn't real reliable either. I typically see anywhere from 0% to 25%
packet loss.
>It sounds like your DSL provider is having problems. Start a big download,
>then go into your Cisco terminal and do a show interface serial0. It should
>show you the in-rate.
I'll have to do that next weekend. I'm leaving for Buffalo, NY, shortly,
and haven't installed the software yet.
This morning I couldn't download any sites from any of the work stations.
I kept getting a "the peer has reset the connection" error message.
Right now DSL seems to be working. I was able to download and upgrade IE
on the Win98 box. The download took about 15 minutes. And we were able
to simultaneously listen to two different radio stations over the 'net on
two different work stations. Based on past history I don't expect it to
last.
Thanks,
Glen
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