2023-08-15, 04:01 AM
(2023-08-14, 10:00 PM)Voltage6905 Wrote:(2023-08-14, 08:56 PM)cloud9_development Wrote: One thing you can try to do is run various network testing over the course of a few days to see if there's any packet loss, speed fluctuations, throttling, etc between the two endpoints (your server and whereever you're experiencing issues from).
In my case, 90% of the time I have issues, its due to packet loss (my ISP hasn't been the best and I'm stuck with them..)
How did you go about diagnosing that? Whenever I encounter issues I monitor WAN bandwidth on the server side and there is always plenty of bandwidth to spare. Regardless though, any ideas on how to get around this if throttling is the issue? I've run out of ideas with this.
For Internet issues (packet loss for example) I wrote a simple script that runs a ping test of 500 packets every 7 minutes (using crontab) and saves to a log file. You could do something similar.
There's also some online tools you can use (not sure off the top of my head though) that can look at ingress traffic and give you packet statistics hitting your network