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Originally Posted by mybungalow
1. Agree, there could be local congestion. However the performance degradation is significant, e.g. more than 10%. Therefore if I need a low latency server for Malaysia market, using Malaysia data centers is a not a solution. How do we make sure all Malaysia ISPs and data centers are connected via high speed network?
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Post a tracert from your Time broadband connection to the Netmyne server. As Seanie said, you could try reporting to Time.
A few months ago, i rported a routing problem to TM. Routes to certain sites in US was being routed via HK causing large latency. After pressing them for a few weeks, they finally re-routed traffic back to normal.
Similarly, a local route was being routed by HK. They eventually fixed that back to a local route.
Last week I complained to TM suspecting their router at my exchange had a routing issue. I could not access certain sites. After one week, they finally fixed it.
The problem is that it is very difficult to get through to them that there is a problem on teir side. They always think the problem is on your side and sometimes don't even do anything about it.
Just because you have a slow connection between your Time connection an a local server, it does not mean that is true in general. Other local users may not have the same problem for example if they are using different ISPs.