Sudden Slowness - BSNL Bharat Fiber Connection

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BNG was recently changed in my region from Juniper to possibly Nokia and I have noticed it happening after that. Could be unrelated but something is definitely happening. I noticed phone light goes off and session disconnects too now, previously session used to stay up during the period. Either they are doing some work and causing this or it's a configuration and compatibility issue.
 
Hey,

I had a similar issue before and I know it’s frustrating. Try updating your router’s firmware; that fixed things for me once. It’s also a good idea to clear your browser cache regularly. Check your router’s QoS settings in case they need adjusting. Make sure no background apps are hogging bandwidth. If none of this helps, it might be an ISP-level issue, so contacting BSNL could be your best bet.
 
Might be early to say but the issue seems to be fixed on my end. No sudden internet disruption since yesterday afternoon. Fast.com which used to be in single digit latency before the BNG change is back. Since the issue was more frequent the past few days I decided to call LCO yesterday and inform them but they were already on it, maybe others complained too.
 
Is anyone getting 10.0.X.X as 2nd and 10.219.X.X 3rd hop while traceroute on BSNL FTTH.I have even tested traceroute of the Assigned IP but There is only 1 hop and it’s the assigned IP
I also checked router Network page.
Gateway
IP is 117.X.X.X and Assigned IP is 117.X.X.X
Is BSNL assigned/Introduced CG-NAT after the new BNG or the MTNL-BSNL Merger ?
NOC-Bangalore
State-KL
 


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@Sanemi I'm getting 10.219.25.x as 3rd hop while traceroute on BSNL FTTH.

No. I don't think BSNL will ever introduce CG-NAT on there new BNG as I've got new BNG assigned in my area on the starting of June which assign 117.x.x.x.x IP address always. (confirmed from NIB after my complaint)

So, You are not on CG-NAT.
 
I have no idea about the original discussion about slowness and not going to comment on it. But this one looks like a interesting question by @Sanemi
I may be dumb to ask my doubt . BSNL has tier 1 isp upstream like Cogent,Tata communications (US),PCCW and HE ,NTT .but the international speeds are low and latency is worse. I get these upstream in most of the ip’s but I have experience most of the traffic routes through the Tata Communications (India).I’ve also faced some slow speed and slow performance issues on some ip prefixes

You might be making this opinion that they use only Tata Comm becuase you see traces going outside of India via as6453.net. Keep in mind BSNL is a large eyeball network and is mostly inbound heavy. Thus they try to optimise route and load circuits in inbound direction. For outbound they can pretty much use anything. Most of retail traffic has 20-25% outbound compared to inbound. Inbound traffic often is carried by a set of those upstreams you mentioned. So instead of focusing on trace from BSNL > outside world, look for traces from outside world to BSNL.



Some examples of routing via other players:

Viewquest Singapore > Jio > BSNL

HopASNIP AddressReverse DNSRTT 1RTT 2RTT 3
1192.168.0.11.584 ms1.008 ms0.922 ms
218106132.147.91.3fnet3-f91-access.vqbn.com.sg2.727 ms9.299 ms5.105 ms
318106132.147.112.8211.392 ms2.55 ms2.777 ms
4103.16.102.95reliance-jio.sgix.sg46.744 ms3.95 ms8.841 ms
56404949.45.4.8735.213 ms39.601 ms80.019 ms
664049103.198.140.18541.855 ms38.333 ms36.624 ms
7https://stat.ripe.net/*/
8https://stat.ripe.net/*/47.352 ms47.508 ms
9https://stat.ripe.net/*/*47.709 ms
10https://stat.ripe.net/*/
11982959.88.254.3364.558 ms67.33 ms71.81 ms
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]




SG.GS Singapore > Airtel > BSNL
HopASNIP AddressReverse DNSRTT 1RTT 2RTT 3
124482203.175.175.252edge-1.v10.sg1.sg.gs0.427 ms0.41 ms4.084 ms
23827827.111.228.15924482.sgw.equinix.com0.862 ms0.712 ms0.848 ms
33827827.111.228.409498.sgw.equinix.com1.275 ms1.318 ms1.112 ms
49498116.119.61.24942.048 ms42.119 ms42.101 ms
5https://stat.ripe.net/*/
6https://stat.ripe.net/*/
7https://stat.ripe.net/*/
8https://stat.ripe.net/*/
9982959.88.0.147.297 ms47.324 ms47.336 ms
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]



Starthub Singapore > HE > BSNL

HopASNIP AddressReverse DNSRTT 1RTT 2RTT 3
1192.168.1.11.569 ms0.497 ms0.391 ms
25543039.109.192.139.109.192-1.unknown.starhub.net.sg2.856 ms2.693 ms2.689 ms
355430183.90.44.52.241 ms2.272 ms2.161 ms
44657203.118.3.682.044 ms2.667 ms2.441 ms
5693927.50.36.181e0-36.core1.sin2.he.net2.69 ms2.548 ms2.807 ms
6https://stat.ripe.net/*/*3.336 ms
7https://stat.ripe.net/*/
8https://stat.ripe.net/*/
9https://stat.ripe.net/*/
10https://stat.ripe.net/*/
11982959.88.0.148.129 ms47.77 ms47.952 ms
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]
[td]https://stat.ripe.net/*/ https://stat.ripe.net/*/ [/td] [td] [/td] [td] [/td]




Full disclosure: I work for one the network you mentioned in the list and as part of my job stare at routing table all day long.
 

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