After over a month of not being able to push backups to the GNAX network (at least, not at a reasonable speed), I am finally able to complete my offsite backups!

My speeds to GNAX now....

Current Out: 22.1 Mb/s

After replacing the supervisor card on the DSR in DC2, My speeds both in and out have improved dramatically, not just to GNAX.

Thanks!
Sirius

MegaBytes or MegaBits?

Either way, thats still very nice!

I'll bet they'll be looking/monitoring the other switches/routers to see if there are any more updates/tweaks that can be made.

Mb = megabits
MB = megabytes

8M/bs = 1MB

so hes getting about 2.75MB/s. Pretty decent speed really.

Does your path to gnax still go over Level3?

Mine are. Just pushed 36MB with average of 2077.59 KBps.

top bombing!

167k a sec from my box atm

nice one

Mine is still poor

Grabbing a file from our shared server in Telehouse, London, average of 90kb/sec. Grabbing the same file via 2mbit ADSL averaged 238kb/sec. This just doesn't seem right to me

Mine seems to be good to gnax, just under 1MB/sec on a 10mbit port.

Websites aren't having troubles like yesterday... so i think all is better.

gp

I am pushing backups right now to GNAX:


Current Out: 17.6 Mb/s

Sirius

I wish I could say the same, I'm still geting the slow speeds and i'm int DX2.

Could you give me your ticket number so I could refer to it in my ticket and say that yours is fixed and tell them what they did?

Not sure what good it will do you, as the ticket has been ignored for a few weeks.

441409PLNT

I would assume your speeds would be just as well, since I am coming through DC2 (I am in DC4) to get to DC3 to get out on Level 3. Here is my traceroute...


root@slinky [~]# traceroute backup7.gnax.net
traceroute to backup7.gnax.net (63.247.67.154), 30 hops max, 38 byte packets
1 dlstx4-gw (67.19.1xx.xxx) 0.562 ms 1.015 ms 0.552 ms
2 gig4-5.dsr2-2.dllstx4.theplanet.com (67.19.255.161) 0.277 ms 0.514 ms *
3 dsr1-2-v1.dllstx2.theplanet.com (12.96.160.10) 0.810 ms 1.084 ms 1.112 ms
4 dist-vlan22.dsr3-2.dllstx3.theplanet.com (70.85.127.74) 1.122 ms 1.151 ms *
5 ae0-0.ibr2.dllstx3.theplanet.com (70.85.127.2) 1.011 ms 1.312 ms 0.975 ms
6 ge-4-1-138.ipcolo2.Dallas1.Level3.net (4.78.224.13) 1.971 ms 1.868 ms 1.972 ms
7 so-4-1-0.bbr1.Dallas1.Level3.net (4.68.113.25) 2.470 ms 2.090 ms 1.978 ms
8 ae-0-0.bbr2.Atlanta1.Level3.net (64.159.1.46) 21.001 ms so-0-2-0.bbr1.Atlanta1.Level3.net (209.247.9.101) 20.693 ms ae-0-0.bbr2.Atlanta1.Level3.net (64.159.1.46) 21.173 ms
9 ge-10-0.hsa2.Atlanta1.Level3.net (64.159.1.254) 21.207 ms 21.837 ms ge-10-2.hsa2.Atlanta1.Level3.net (64.159.3.82) 21.377 ms
10 4.78.210.6 (4.78.210.6) 21.880 ms 21.281 ms 22.208 ms
11 209.51.131.25 (209.51.131.25) 20.966 ms 21.508 ms 20.997 ms
12 l3-atl-4.gnax.net (209.51.134.66) 21.749 ms 22.244 ms 21.793 ms
13 63.247.67.154 (63.247.67.154) 21.843 ms 21.507 ms 21.381 ms

It's impossible to push more than 12.5 MBytes/sec with 100 Mbit port. Any server admin should know that.

Not everyone here is a server admin.

MB Mb, bps Bps etc can all get a bit confusing if your not sure about the terms.

Will is looking into the issue right now for me, so hopefully he'll get it figured out.

John

Thanks, fixed here also:

01:55:04] Transfer queue completed
[01:55:04] Transferred 1 file totaling 4,189,504 bytes in 30.94 (152.50 KBps)