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Looks like your GFW actively blocked provider IPs.
Have you contact/ticket @crunchbits at first place before post this one?
Everybody has poor connectivity to China at times.
The problem, usually, is China.
GFW happened
Yes, I did submit a support ticket to inquire about it, but I didn't receive any helpful information. The issue still persists.
Probably because there's little they can do.
you can use server from provider who have routes to china that's unblocked from GFW. Try hong kong based servers.
You can perform traceroutes from both endpoints to each other. If there is a significant difference in response times between two points along the path, that segment of the route may be experiencing congestion.
open tiket with the network admin:
That's normal, bro. Nothing can be done from their side. Use CN2GIA, please.
Noticed an outbound upstream change from AS20055 blend to AS2914 NTT only, with the latter seemingly having a quite congestion along the path.
Gather 500 users, wear Crunchbits red shirts, protest in front of your ISP headquarters.
As you mentioned, visited from China, inbound traffic filtered by the Great Fire Wall in China.
Only CN2 GIA, CU 9929, CMI traffic can get higher priority, check:
https://bwh81.net/cart.php?a=add&pid=87
Oh another reason may because xTom Japan under DDoS from Mainland China, they switched to NTT, that caused Mainland China - NTT congested.
have you considered migration yet?
not the vps of course.
We are indeed seeing indication of congestion between our primary upstream, NTT, and CHINA-NET AS4134. Wish there was something we could do for you, but it's out of our hands at this point
Crunchbits' fuckin' network guy is here! Noice!
The other day we had packet loss and latency from APAC. Checking ping.pe, even APAC to APAC had issues, as well as Europe, and North America.
Showed them ping.pe letting them know if APAC has 50-80% loss to APAC, we aren't going to fair much better.
One thing I've noticed, we have had to ask our transit provider to actually depref NTT a few times due to congestion to Tokyo.
Actually had to use PCCW for a week, not sure what's going on lately, NTT used to be the go to for good US routes from Asia.
They've gotten worse recently, PCCW is almost better now
@spooky_packet scares me because he is a ninja!