PropertyChat performance this morning

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  1. Simon Hampel

    Simon Hampel Founder Staff Member

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    Anyone else experiencing slowness or pages not loading correctly or anything like that this morning?

    I'm trying to troubleshoot performance issues I'm experiencing - from what I can tell the server is running fine, it's a network issue somewhere between Australia and Singapore I believe.

    This is also backed up by the observation that some of my other sites (on different servers but at the same location as PropertyChat's server) are also experiencing performance issues, while other sites (in different locations) are not. Again - to me, that tends to indicate network issues.

    I'm also seeing significant packet loss on many network hops between here and Singapore - although interestingly, only on the IPv6 network ... IPv4 seems mostly fine.

    That being said, browsing on mobile seems fine ... so I'm not entirely sure what's going on.
     
  2. Depreciator

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    Working fine for me on an iPad up in The Blue Mountains.
     
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    Someone forgot to put a 30 cent piece in the internet meter?
     
  4. Simon Hampel

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    Yeah, all I had was a 23 cent piece! :rolleyes:
     
  5. Simon Hampel

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    It would also be helpful to know which ISP you're on - different ISPs route their traffic differently, so it's quite likely that it's an issue localised to people using Internode/iiNet/TPG on the east coast.
     
  6. Simon Hampel

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    There is the possibility it's all related to the recent SEA-ME-WE-3 outage between Perth/Singapore - traffic being re-routed via other paths causing congestion.

    I'll try my laptop via my Telstra Wifi Hotspot to see how that compares ... although given that's IPv4 only, I'd not be surprised if it's fine.

    Edit: as I suspected, performance is great via my 4G connection - very responsive ... as soon as I swap back to my broadband link, it becomes as laggy as anything :(
     
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  7. apk

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    Working well for me, using desktop.
     
  8. Simon Hampel

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    Yeah, you're on IPv4 ... seems to be an IPv6 issue from what I've observed so far.
     
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    iPad, Telstra cable broadband wifi.
    All good.
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    I put it down to too many Xmas parties.
     
  11. hammer

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    Internode here. Nbn Darwin....actually...it is slow. I just typed a message saying it was fine and it took ages to refresh and reload...

    could just be the nbn...but I doubt it. FTTP here.
     
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  12. JacM

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    Telstra. Melbourne Metro. I often find it it is slow to display the characters when I am typing a post. Not today though as it happens.
     
  13. Hodor

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    Yep had some problems. Chrome came up with a picture saying my connection to the Internet was fine and problem between Sydney and somewhere else, didn't last long. Didn't save or remember it.
     
  14. Simon Hampel

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    LOL - just did a reverse traceroute from the server to your IP ... Singapore, San Jose, Sydney, Adelaide, Darwin ... would almost be faster to swim the packets between Darwin and Singapore!
     
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  15. Simon Hampel

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    That sounds more like a browser / JavaScript issue - something local on your machine rather than something on the network or the server.
     
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  16. DaveM

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    I will fax you each page you want to view if that helps
     
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    Yep, very slow this morning but it seems to be back to normal now.

    Telstra, broadband (work computer).
     
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    On a mobile ATM, fine.Telstra network
     
  20. Simon Hampel

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    Okay - I turned off IPv6 in my router and performance seems to be back to normal.

    Looks like an IPv6 routing/congestion issue somewhere in the network.

    Might try reporting it to my ISP to see if they can diagnose.
     

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