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Kimsufi: LowEndNetwork
raindog308
Administrator, Veteran
1,189,852 4.25K/s eta 20m 18s
That's France to Northwest U.S.
Oh wait...it bounced up to 7K/s...nope, back to 4...
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lol.
And from Canada, you got how much?
http://bhs.proof.ovh.net/1Gio.dat
Hehe, what about to a server located in France? I thought the big appeal for French servers is all the local peering? Not so good for people located outside France...
Still...4KB/sec? I get faster speeds talking to a server on the other end of a dialup in Hunan, China.
4.25K/s
Good luck.
Not bad for me, although my dedi is in Canada. Slower than Cachefly though
Pings are decent.
@raindog308 do you also loose packets? It's slow also for other US destinations?
To be honest, it was a file some guy's box...but then, I'm sure OVH keeps their "proof" network very performant :-)
Hopefully what I saw was an outlier.
Looks like its on a 10Mbit connection.
This is hosted on a 128M OVZ box from minivps.co.uk (reselling ovh), what do you guys get from it?
From my home line (60mbit/s virgin media) I get about 40mbit/s from my minivps, 10mbit/s from Quickweb (phoenix), and about 2-4mbit/s from my BuyVM 128
12.2/3.5 Comcast.
My VPS at OVH is #6 for network performance:
http://www.hostingwizard.net/?t=10&h=PingVPS
Jeesh, Are we that bad? http://www.hostingwizard.net/?t=10&h=EaseVPS
Could you add our Europe or Kansas Location to the list.
He only adds services that he is using himself (i.e. purchased).
From a heavily loaded Kimsufi to BuyVM (San Jose, CA):
2012-04-28 22:33:54 (2.54 MB/s) - '/dev/null' saved [729067520/729067520]...to SecureDragon (Tampa, FL):
2012-04-28 22:39:54 (3.62 MB/s) - '/dev/null' saved [729067520/729067520]...to Amanah (Toronto, I think?):
2012-04-28 22:48:24 (3.58 MB/s) - '/dev/null' saved [729067520/729067520]...to Turnkey Internet (New York):
2012-04-28 22:50:14 (4.59 MB/s) - '/dev/null' saved [729067520/729067520]...to 123systems (Dallas, TX):
2012-04-28 22:57:27 (3.30 MB/s) - '/dev/null' saved [729067520/729067520]Seems OK to me.
Edit: for comparison, to a VPS from IperWeb/Prometeus (Milan, Italy):
2012-04-28 23:00:38 (6.84 MB/s) - '/dev/null' saved [729067520/729067520]@raindog308 You should ping the host your downloading from, I would be willing to be the node is suffering packet loss.
I have a vps with minivps.co.uk and I have found recently that they have been taking a lot of DDOS causing the node I am on as well to slow to a crawl, if not go offline for small periods of time during the mitigation process. How they are not just getting auto null-routed is interesting, must pay for some top notch support or something. The performance for 15$/yr is about what I would expect, but I guess you get what you pay for when your on a node that probably is close to its fill and has some abusive people which attract DDOS to the node. I haven't been bothered enough recently to submit a ticket, but it is starting to get annoying.
The network on my OVH is p. high end, actually. I can do 12MB/s to Cali, good enough.
Same with mine to here in Washington, I'm always able to max out the connection. There's obviously a lot of factors going on, but a blanket statement that their network is bad isn't necessarily true.
@TheLinuxBug - stick a ticket in and I'll take a look. We're not experiencing any major ddos attacks at the moment and haven't for a while so I'd be curious to know what the problem is.
I VNC into mine from Texas as well as stream HD video to myself. Without doing a speed test, safe to say I'm satisfied with the network.