Yeah... routing is messed up.
Since this morning it is again better, but I guess that is most likely just because of the public holiday here...? 

Hey bro & @saltykopi

FYI I have been following up with TIME CS from September 2020 already about their routing issue,

30+ email chains, but still haven't solved.

The culprit is their peer partner which is Telstra Network (From what I have discovered, in my case at least).

They are rerouting network unnecessarily instead of routing direct from point A to B.

Example : I want to connect from MY to Australia.

But what the routing did was MY - HK - Phillipines - Back to SG - Australia.

Which as a result create very high ping.

This issue happened starting around September 2021 I believe, before that was just fine.

Of course VPN works well, but who would want to pay for VPN when the ISP itself (TIME) should be able to give proper routing service.

Maybe if someone here working with TIME, please raise this issue, I as a TIME user feel cheated with this kind of routing service.

I'm really disappointed with TIME now.

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TIME to Singtel is rather congested now

Either that or there's traffic engineering going in

My latency test error was actually due to 9.9.9.11 dns, 9.9.9.9 was fine.


I seem to have no speed issue to Singtel rn.

161.142.x.x, Penang

IP : 161.142.x.x

This submarine cable problem is still causing a massive routing issue. Tonight so many EU sites are unusable. How can't TIME use a different route to provide a relief?