.....do you know how ISP routing works?

Been using dns 1.1.1.1 as primary for weeks now.

All good, incl this morning, now.

Know a bit. But still can't understand why Russia issue would affect our speed. Because if it does, it should affect the whole world right?

So far I only know that it does hit the web users in Russia

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-43797176

But I couldn't figure why we in here would be hitted by this. That's why I asked.


I am using Google DNS. Perhaps this is the reason why it's slow? Anyone can confirm this?

This post has been edited by Max2006: Apr 18 2018, 01:37 PM

same shit slow lol

Basically all international sites slow, including China website. However, youtube is fine.

And as usual, local website such as forum lowyat is not affected.

Unrelated to DNS.
What is your IP range assigned to your router?
Different IP ranges have different routing.


It does affects whole world.
The difference = other ISP technicians are competent to change the routing as soon as possible

Our ISP technician = bangun pagi...gosok gigi...cuci muka ......

Even SG ISP already re-route their traffic to bypass russia.

Argh! I see. Thanks bro. I almost forgot we are living in a country that have zero competency on internet service.

This post has been edited by Max2006: Apr 18 2018, 01:50 PM

I've been trying to get a different ip for the last 2 weeks and have been stuck on 42.* range (sabah, kk). It's kind of frustrating especially since I know certain ip's are better for certain games I play. Still trying though. I hope it's not something permanent because 42.* range kind of sucks overall when it comes to international routing.

Same here. Got this IP range since few weeks ago. And I think it's permenant......

118.101......

115.134.*.* and 60.49.*.* is affected. Seems like Cloudflare host is affected while Linode aren't. Twitch.tv is completely dead, can't buffer anything. Twitter also very slow to load.

Edit: 175.142.*.* is affected as well.

This post has been edited by ahpek26: Apr 18 2018, 02:02 PM

Ok there must be some kind of black magic happening. After weeks of trying to get off 42.* range I finally did it few mins ago lol. I am on 1.32.* so maybe it takes a few hundred times more than usual to get it to change. Seems to be getting harder each time these days. Also, I can't vouch if 1.32.* was any better at routing compared to 42.* but I am finally able to reach the game server hosted on amazon right now.

How do you guys change ip?
Simply scanning, or use static IP?

Just turning the router/modem off and back on.

Seems like 118.100.*.* can load twitter and buffering twitch.tv is perfect, no problem. Also no problem with cloudflare hosted website.

using cloudflare dns https://1.1.1.1/
ip 42.188.* slow as well

very slow now

As usual, the idiots at Unifi Help are unaware of any problems in my area.

where is the sos that indicate it affect whole world?
and how do u know SG ISP re route?
and how do u know telekom isnt doing anything?
and why telekom route through russia?

sorry for so many question because u know im curious kitty

Oh.

Am using 42.x.x.x
30mbps
unifiTV also stuttering some time.