Poor Netflix performance on BSNL Bharat Fiber Broadband

[varkey]

I'm using a wireguard tunnel over IPv6 and right now speeds max out around 100 Meg due to limitation on my router

 

[arunkadambanattu]

I dont know much about wireguard tunneling. Could you please explain?

 

[varkey]

It's just that IPv6 traffic is not being capped at the moment, so a tunnel over IPv6 means all traffic through that tunnel also goes uncapped

IPv6 being issued by BSNL Broadband! | BSNL Bharat Fiber Broadband

But as I said, even with an IPv4 resolver, you can get IPv6 AAAA records, so BSNL disabling the IPv6 resolver wouldn't stop any issue ;)

broadband.forum

 

[varkey]

Please check yours too

Without the tunnel, I can confirm, speeds are capped around 25-30 Mbps

 

[arunkadambanattu]

I hope capping to 20Mbps will improve overall FTTH performance, sadly I don't see much difference in browsing. Ping is also the same and still little lag on page loading.

 

[eriek_halenx]

 

[arunkadambanattu]

BSNL restored to full speed

 

[varkey]

Still capped for me

 

[partymonger]

It's just that IPv6 traffic is not being capped at the moment, so a tunnel over IPv6 means all traffic through that tunnel also goes uncapped

IPv6 being issued by BSNL Broadband! | BSNL Bharat Fiber Broadband

But as I said, even with an IPv4 resolver, you can get IPv6 AAAA records, so BSNL disabling the IPv6 resolver wouldn't stop any issue ;)

broadband.forum

How does one create a ipv6 tunnel if we dont get ipv6 ip from bsnl?

 

[vignesh_venkatesan]

@varkey has unmetered and uncapped exclusive access to the upcoming ipv6 network of BSNL.
So he's using it to tunnel ipv4 data in ipv6 to GCP/DO to overcome the network slowdown.