How is your ISP doing with increased traffic due to the COVID-19?

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@achaudhary997 : probably those VPN guys are peered with excitel, good to know VPNs have started peering in India too, can you tell us its name?

On the other front I am sad that how many services do I have to stack one on other adding to the costs, just to get a good,reliable internet service :(
 
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WFH with KeralaVision BB and that is really pathetic. Few colleagues use Asianet Fibre , that also has the problem. The genuine one which we have identified is JioFi , which is far far better than this "FTTH" connections.
 
I am curiosu why all the WFH guys need international TRANSITS, don't their companies have local servers?
 
@Realme , because they work for international clients , they need international transits. They don't much work in their local PC , uses Citrix or other similar tool to access the virtual desktop at the client side.
 
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All on Jio Fiber wifi on 2.4Ghz & I use netguard which has a built in VPN.
 
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Realme said:
@achaudhary997 : probably those VPN guys are peered with excitel, good to know VPNs have started peering in India too, can you tell us its name?
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Nope it's not peered. I am using NordVPN they have servers in Mumbai and Chennai for India. Funny thing is even if I connect to their UK server I can max out my speed at any given time of the day (ping takes a hit though :))
 

@JB700 and @vignesh_venkatesan : If I am not reading the data wrong (traffic stats from Extreme-IX, AMS-IX,etc) wasn't indian usage was around 600 Gbps few months ago when their corona on brink stuff, what has happened now?
 
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WFH with KeralaVision BB and that is really pathetic. Few colleagues use Asianet Fibre , that also has the problem. The genuine one which we have identified is JioFi , which is far far better than this "FTTH" connections.
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@vu3knb Is it all the time or just during peak hours? I am back in Kerala and would need to WFH using BSNL. Hopefully BSNL is able to handle it. 🤞
 

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