@arjunarora4212 Sir, i am not user of jio ftth. I found those email id on peeringdb. You can email them, with all ping loss, winMTR report. Let hope for the best.
Judging by the MTR results. Their routing seems to be fine (although more MTR tests will help as the ones you posted use only jio network, try running tests to DO nyc, London, etc.). The load seems to be too high for their exit nodes. Too much congestion which is why the packets are taking long to process and hence the high ping. In the night most people stop using the internet, hence less load the so better ping.
Please read full thread specially the last 2 screenshots with the text I have mentioned. Very Important!
DO-Bangalore
DO-San Francisco
DO-New York
DO-Singapore
DO-London
DO-Germany
AWS-Mumbai
AWS-Singapore
VERY IMPORTANT SCREENSHOT AS A PROOF WITH ALL THE GATEWAY IP
Screenshot is of March 2020 and tested Microsoft Azure Singapore IP.
There exit nodes/gateway IP changes basis upon the destination being checked but if you check the last two IP before exiting the Jio's infra, 172.16.18.33 and 172.25.115.25
They both were having this high ping. They were revealing all there hops...
52.148.114.149 is the Rainbow Six Siege (Microsoft Azure Singapore Server IP)
Same IP now tested... (June 2020)
They now hides the hops in between and they are hiding hopes since 2 weeks after I reported the high ping issue to them. This change was made India wide. So now they hide hopes of those 2-3 gateways for everyone.
Back then I did not have packet loss but now with high ping I have packet loss. If you can see the last screenshot, you can notice that there are packet losses for various msn hops.
It is all fixed from ping to packet loss after 1 AM every night since March 2020. Again back to shit in the morning like 10 or 11 AM.
Packet loss can only be judged by looking at the last node in MTR. The middle routers may drop ICMP packets as they are too expensive (in terms of processing power) to process. So the MSN nodes may drop a few packets in the middle (it is fine as long as the last node in MTR has 0 packet loss).
But yup these MTR results also confirm that the JIO network is overloaded AF. This is pretty shit when initially they were boasting about collaboration with Cisco for Dual Stack and the worlds largest 5G compatible deployment.
1. Why is it only me complaining about this issue on this whole forum of thousands of members? If not 1000 there has to be some 10-20-50-100 users of JioFiber on this forum. They don't have this issue.
2. Is this issue local (around my area), my city or whole north India should be facing? How can we know this?
3. I know another guy from UP (near Delhi border) facing the same issue as I am. His issue started 3 weeks back. But mine is happening since March 20202.
4. Have you checked the last 2 images? Where they used to show the hops before and now they are hiding them? Why they would do that?
Also if you could give any additional information about this whole scene and what can be done?
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