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The slow link from South East Asia to US
I have tested this problem affect Malaysia and Singapore as a whole. If you have CDN in Malaysia / Singapore, but Origin server in the US, transfer will be very slow and almost certainly timeout.

This investigation started because I have a lot of problem working on Fedora, a flavor of Linux distro.

A little background:
There has been a lot of fights between Tier 1 and Tier 2 providers in EU and Asia lately, all of them involving Cogent. In the beginning of the year, Cogent de-peer NTT in EU, causing all EU traffic to peer in the US, increasing latency even if you are in EU. Example, two different AS in Amsterdam must peer in US, even when they are physically in the same city.
Last month, Cogent de-peer TATA in Asia, cutting off many single-homed customers from each other.
Submarine cable breakage towards EU and Japan also adds to the problem.

Example:
The website is fronted by Cloudflare or AWS CloudFront, and pings are fine. But when you actually starts transferring bulk data, speed quickly drop to less than 10KB/s and depending on how much data is being transferred, you will get a timeout. This happens regardless of the location of CDN either in KL, Johor or Singapore.

In Fedora's case, they are fronted by AWS CloudFront but their Origin is physically in the US.

Observation:
Anecdotes suggest the link will mostly be fine between 4am to 11am Malaysia Time. As you can see, I don't have time to wait for the stars to align.

My solution:
Since I have built my own anti-censorship "VPN", I use it to solve my problem. In AWS, all inter-AZ or inter-region traffic will be routed via what is known as "cold potato routing".
So I spin up one EC2 instance in Oregon and CloudFront it. I then connect to CloudFront KL, which will cold potato route me to my EC2 in Oregon.

The end result:
Hot potato routing Oregon -> TM


Hot potato routing TM -> Oregon


Cold potato routing EC2 Oregon -> CloudFront KL


The ping! (Cold potato routing)


The ping! (Hot potato routing)


Quantifiable improvement:
Packet loss reduce from 30% to 0%. Infinite improvement!
Latency reduce by 82ms, a 33% improvement.
Jitter reduce by 99.8%. Gamer rejoice!

This post has been edited by kwss: Jun 17 2024, 09:48 PM

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why need setting 1280 its not worth because ip address no change

I don't know if I want to explain to you or not. Nevermind, do what you like.

Forget about lowering your MTU just go for the highest supported by your isp ie TM on PPPoE is 1492. That's where fragmentation come into play. There's no need to go into that. Stick with 1492 or you will have packet issues with your connected devices.

As for the ip range nothing can be done unless TM sort their area gateway properly vs total subscribers in that area and distance to the nearest exchange. They cant even deploy a proper standard on the OLT's. Some areas get the broken Fiberhome OLT and some get the less problematic ZTE. Port sharing in crowded areas is also a problem that contribute to the issue.

You can tell now those with 42.xxx prefix are mostly either far south or up north. Very little to none in Klang Valley area nowadays. (Where are you from btw?)

Do a traceroute and take note on the first 2-4 local hops and compare it with two different ip range and two different area. Most of the time it won't be the same. Hence the variable in latency and performance to the same site/server between two ip range and location. It has got nothing to do with TM international routing or peering. All ip get the same international treatment. Its the local gateway.

Try this site and tell me what's your hop count under TCP/IP Fingerprint. Mine's 16.

https://browserleaks.com/ip

This post has been edited by Ashren: Jun 17 2024, 11:01 PM

will a public IP have this problem, or is it specific to CGNAT?

The problem is on public ip but only to 42.xxx ip range. No other public ip range that Im aware of have this issue.

Those who got assigned to that ip range gateway somehow treated like behind a cgnat system. You cant get out from that ip range no matter how many times you reconnect to the gateway. Like stuck in some broken internal cgnat LAN. No other subscribers can get that ip range vice versa, its not in the public range rotation. Isnt it weird? I was on that ip range before covid hit for over a year and my ping to vultr sg playing call of duty always hover around 28-30ms. The very day I get a 175.xxx ip my ping goes down to 10-12ms until now. I'm speaking from experience I know what that fellow forumer feels like locked to that broken ip range forever for no apparent reason.

This post has been edited by Ashren: Jun 17 2024, 11:07 PM

I added a fan on top of the white D-Link ONR. Still survive no speed drop for 2 days. I'm using bridge mode connected to my own router with 2.5G port.

Let’s monitor again. Maybe later remove the fans and see whether speed drop occurs again or not.

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16 hops

seee that prefect 175.xxx can get down 10-12ms daam you so lucky
how possible my office 175.xxx biz smooth same area my home to walk shop take 30sec near that DP diffrent place
my home DP BOX beside too DP TO MY HOME macam 20metter+++ that fiber very good but ip range bad

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TP link ax20, IP 115.135.x.x, yes router IP is 100.x.x.x
i just click above link, hops is 17

I get 18 hop! Waiting for expert to teach me how to interpret this.
I give screenshot complete with full location and IP address to help with interpretation.

18 hops too, from KL.

mine is 19 hops on 60.50.x.x