Is There Anyway To Decrease The Ping ?
I am always having ping of around 100+ & that value increases to 200 or 250 + during peak hours ( morning 9 to evening 5), then again lowers to around 150.
In my old connection, i used to get <80 ms during early morning, 2 AM to 8 AM. but not in this case. ugh π‘
Here's my current stats :
Any possible way to decrease the ping, like as if any tweaks that can really help me reach beyond 70 or 60 ?
In my old connection, i used to get <80 ms during early morning, 2 AM to 8 AM. but not in this case. ugh π‘
Here's my current stats :
Any possible way to decrease the ping, like as if any tweaks that can really help me reach beyond 70 or 60 ?
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Kaustubh KatdareI think the only thing you can change is the DNS server. I'd think Mumbai server should give you better response and the delay would just be temporary; you may try DNS server located at Delhi.
I'm not sure if using Google DNS or OpenDNS would work in this case. I'll tag #-Link-Snipped-# and #-Link-Snipped-#. -
Ashraf HZChanging DNS has no affect in pings, only in hostname resolution.
What is your network setup like? Are you using Wifi?
Try to run the traceroute command to a popular site (e.g google) and identify which of the hops is contributing to the latency. -
Kaustubh Katdare...#-Link-Snipped-# : I thought the DNS would be considered one of the hops. π¨
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Ashraf HZ
Well, changing the DNS may help host name resolving quicker, but once you obtain the IP, your data packets do not go through DNS. It goes through a series of hops (routers, switches, datacenters, etc)Kaustubh Katdare...#-Link-Snipped-# : I thought the DNS would be considered one of the hops. π¨
Lets say I ping crazyengineers from my office:
C:\Documents and Settings\ash>ping crazyengineers.com Pinging crazyengineers.com [69.167.135.69] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 69.167.135.69: bytes=32 time=312ms TTL=43 Reply from 69.167.135.69: bytes=32 time=308ms TTL=43 Reply from 69.167.135.69: bytes=32 time=706ms TTL=43 Reply from 69.167.135.69: bytes=32 time=308ms TTL=43 Ping statistics for 69.167.135.69: Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss), Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds: Minimum = 308ms, Maximum = 706ms, Average = 408ms
I see that I have an average latency of 408ms. To see which part of the hop is contributing to this latency, I perform a traceroute to CE:
C:\Documents and Settings\ash>tracert crazyengineers.com Tracing route to crazyengineers.com [69.167.135.69] over a maximum of 30 hops: 1 75 ms 99 ms 173 ms 10.33.128.9 2 87 ms 147 ms 79 ms 10.33.134.11 3 77 ms 91 ms 105 ms 10.10.24.172 4 108 ms 79 ms 97 ms 10.10.24.11 5 93 ms 97 ms 83 ms 10.33.136.3 6 88 ms 89 ms 91 ms 123.136.101.178 7 105 ms 89 ms 109 ms 203.117.23.121 8 125 ms 127 ms 99 ms 203.118.7.14 9 209 ms 91 ms 119 ms anutsi11.starhub.net.sg [203.118.3.163] 10 292 ms 379 ms 355 ms te0-7-0-9.ccr21.sjc04.atlas.cogentco.com [38.104 .140.249] 11 304 ms 321 ms 305 ms be2018.mpd22.sfo01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.28 .81] 12 308 ms 437 ms 327 ms te0-4-0-3.mpd22.mci01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54 .45.85] 13 342 ms 725 ms 347 ms te0-7-0-4.ccr22.ord01.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54 .30.102] 14 411 ms 351 ms 341 ms te0-1-0-4.ccr22.ord03.atlas.cogentco.com [66.28. 4.78] 15 356 ms 339 ms 523 ms te2-1.mag01.ord03.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.40. 174] 16 572 ms 331 ms 335 ms te2-2.ccr01.ord12.atlas.cogentco.com [154.54.86. 166] 17 359 ms 325 ms 323 ms cogent-chi.liquidweb.com [38.104.103.166] 18 331 ms 341 ms 319 ms lw-border1.rtr.liquidweb.com [209.59.157.1] 19 418 ms 357 ms 343 ms lw-core4-te91.rtr.liquidweb.com [209.59.157.206] 20 358 ms 343 ms 341 ms lw-dc3-dist8-po5.rtr.liquidweb.com [69.167.128.1 33] 21 419 ms 303 ms 347 ms main.crazyengineers.com [69.167.135.69] Trace complete.
We see a big jump in latency at hop # 10 (cogent communications route), which after a quick search turns out to be at one of the interconnects at Singapore. I suspect there is some peering issue between the ISP Starhub (singapore) and Cogent. -
Abhishek Rawal#-Link-Snipped-# How to traceroute in Linux ?
Which command to use ? -
Ashraf HZ
Just type traceroute [insert website], e.gAbhishek Rawal#-Link-Snipped-# How to traceroute in Linux ?
Which command to use ?
traceroute google.com
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Abhishek Rawal
Packages need to install for that.ashJust type traceroute [insert website], e.g
traceroute google.com
Thanks anyways. I can trace it now. π -
Kaustubh Katdare#-Link-Snipped-# : See! Windows just works! π
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Abhishek Rawal
Not again! πKaustubh Katdare#-Link-Snipped-# : See! Windows just works! π
PS : The packages were just of few KBs. -
durga chash ! that was spot on!! π ( I love reading your posts π)
so did you figure out what hop exactly is causing latency?
incase the latency is say in the first hop , assuming the first hop is your wifi connection, then you might want to check local machine performance , but if the latency is beyond your network , or beyond your ISP, I dont think there is much what we can do about.. -
Ashraf HZ
Bro, what was the result of the trace? Did you identify where your latency lie?Abhishek RawalNot again! π
PS : The packages were just of few KBs.
Also, what type of connection do you have? ADSL? Do you use Wifi? -
Anil Jain
How does it work in OSX?Kaustubh Katdare#-Link-Snipped-# : See! Windows just works! π
You'll probably need to download a traceroute program such as WhatRoute. Right? π
-CB
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