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Excitel Fiber Broadband Experience in Delhi NCR
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I love this thing:
I know it's not going to close at least by today, may be tomorrow.
My internet was working since 3PM.
| Service Extended | 1 Day Compensation (NC SLA Breached) | 16-Jun-2022 20:16:37 |
| Service Extended | 1 Day Compensation (NC SLA Breached) | 16-Jun-2022 16:14:21 |
| Service Extended | 1 Day Compensation (NC SLA Breached) | 30-Apr-2022 13:13:04 |
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Global tickets count that might be affecting your services: 1
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Services are down due to a “Technical Issue” in the Local-network
Dear Subscriber, The services in your area have been disrupted due to a “Technical issue” Due to this, your services will be completely down. The services are likely to be restored “within 4 hours”.
The inconvenience caused is deeply regretted
ETR: in 1m,21sMy internet was working since 3PM.
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This means the LCO wasn't unable to complete the repair on time that's why money will be deducted from him. Also you'll definitely see your plan extended automatically. Just as they did to me for no reason
And one more:
Finally all issues are FIXED!
| Service Extended | 1 Day Compensation (NC SLA Breached) | 17-Jun-2022 12:13:32 |
Finally all issues are FIXED!
No Internet again, 
LOS
"Technical issue" in the Local-network, Strange but I can't Subscribe for Updates on that Global Ticket.
LOS "Technical issue" in the Local-network, Strange but I can't Subscribe for Updates on that Global Ticket.| Service Quality Alarm | Receiving optical power is above threshold. |
what it means guys?
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Lolita_Magnum
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Your receiving optical power might be too low, like higher than -27dBm or more.
Now speeds are going upto 400+Mbps then came down to as per plan, in my case 105-110Mbps.
Most probably they're upgrading their OLTs for 400Mbps Plan.
Most probably they're upgrading their OLTs for 400Mbps Plan.
Yeah. From the beginning (2019) my initial download + upload speeds go up to 850+ on LAN at peak. Then return back to plan speed (still 120%+ higher than plan speeds). I hope they bring 500 Mbps connection too once they see good response from 400 Mbps. This will greatly improve their ARPU.
@Life_Warrior @Lolita_Magnum see this -
From last 3 years I've never seen anything like this. So this is happening since I think last 2-3 days or probably more i haven't noticed... It's always used to be first my favourite Excitel Jaipur server then new Delhi one then other providers in Jaipur. Doesn't matter my device location was on or off. Now my favourite server is still at the top (as it should be) but second server is excitel Mumbai & third one is Excitel Hyderabad. And more strangely all other Mumbai servers after that. Although ping or anything else hasn't changed I wonder why this is happening? How does speedtest ranks the servers? Closeness (When location is turned on) and what about when the location is turned off? Is it based on routing or what? I don't know but since they've launched 400 Mbps many users are having some sort of issues (even though it's not an issue for me but it's strange). I remember 1 year ago when I asked my LCO is your network is capable of 500 Mbps? He said "sir ham 1Gbps ke liye capable hai bas company plans launch kar de hamare systems future ready hai". I've never faced any downtime from excitel except local fiber cut. (Why I'm so offtopic) Anyways but is this thing is based on routing? Nothing has changed in terms of latency or anything. But only speedtest list of servers & distance has changed.
From last 3 years I've never seen anything like this. So this is happening since I think last 2-3 days or probably more i haven't noticed... It's always used to be first my favourite Excitel Jaipur server then new Delhi one then other providers in Jaipur. Doesn't matter my device location was on or off. Now my favourite server is still at the top (as it should be) but second server is excitel Mumbai & third one is Excitel Hyderabad. And more strangely all other Mumbai servers after that. Although ping or anything else hasn't changed I wonder why this is happening? How does speedtest ranks the servers? Closeness (When location is turned on) and what about when the location is turned off? Is it based on routing or what? I don't know but since they've launched 400 Mbps many users are having some sort of issues (even though it's not an issue for me but it's strange). I remember 1 year ago when I asked my LCO is your network is capable of 500 Mbps? He said "sir ham 1Gbps ke liye capable hai bas company plans launch kar de hamare systems future ready hai". I've never faced any downtime from excitel except local fiber cut. (Why I'm so offtopic
) Anyways but is this thing is based on routing? Nothing has changed in terms of latency or anything. But only speedtest list of servers & distance has changed.