so my final solution to this mess would be to use the ipv6 range strictly for the selfhosting network and all the iot,general,guest networks will use ipv4.
Alliance Broadband Bandwidth Upselling Nonsense – Need Insights
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In response to post 29, how does the IPv4 speedtest look like? Here’s mine on IPv4:
And, is it any good? I see the IPv6 speeds more consistent?
And, is it any good? I see the IPv6 speeds more consistent?
if youre on 400mbps plan seems okay to me. im currently in talks with their NOC team to make them implement rfc4638 and standardise /56 pd. lets see how far i can dig deep.
I am on 400 Mbps. Still wondering if I should push them for PPPoE IPv6.
there is none. stick to ipv4. routing is terrible in ipv6 plus their firewall drops all egress traffic lmao
Alliance Broadband is Good if you only watch ott stuff and play games their connection is stable and pings are consistent but international speeds are abysmal only speeds which route through singapore are good or had cdn like cloudflare or fastly rest are very low. the IPV6 they provided me has packet loss and any websites which uses microsoft CDN like github,azure,onedrive are very slow. i too fell prey to their 400mbps plan but when i tested it properly found that there are big issues.
Try running a speed test with a VPN like mulvad or proton if you are desperate for speeds otherwise they don't care.I had to fight for 2 months for this issue and till this day they didn't solve it.
Try running a speed test with a VPN like mulvad or proton if you are desperate for speeds otherwise they don't care.I had to fight for 2 months for this issue and till this day they didn't solve it.
yup i can see it now too. their customer service rep basically threatened me with saying this is how we give connection we wont do anything extra out of this. welp i guess airtel it is for me
(Sorry just went through the initial post but not entire thread)
Did your problems started since Sat early morning hours? If no, it would need further troubleshooting.
If yes, it's likely due to ongoing three submarine cable failures. There's quite heavy congestion at this point between EU and countries in Middle East as well as Indian sub-continent and all Indian players are effected.
Did your problems started since Sat early morning hours? If no, it would need further troubleshooting.
If yes, it's likely due to ongoing three submarine cable failures. There's quite heavy congestion at this point between EU and countries in Middle East as well as Indian sub-continent and all Indian players are effected.
yes it was very likely because of the cable failures. speeds on ipv4 are normal
