Guys, do me a favor:

Open your command prompt and type:
ping us.logon.worldofwarcraft.com -n 1000

Or instead of the logon server, use your server's ip address (if you happen to know it).
EDIT: http://www.wowwiki.com/US_realm_list_by_datacenter
EDIT2: Ok, you can't ping Dragonblight directly apparently, damn Datacenter firewall.
EDIT3: Sigh, just ping us.logon.worldofwarcraft.com

This command will ping the server 1000 times, and from there we can see if we're just getting a lot of packet drops or just slow routing.

Paste the end result:



This is an example, i'm going to ping 5000 times after this.

This post has been edited by Afoxisko: Jan 31 2009, 12:51 PM

I think it's only a Klang Valley thing. At about 9am yesterday (or was it two days ago) nobody around my area had internet access (my bro checked their wifi *cough*).

TM 100 said that there was a technical issue around Klang Valley, but it got fixed on that day itself. Ever since then I've been getting very very bad connections.

Nevermind, finally found a stable node (60.48)

If it were Russian Roulette I highly doubt you would be able to post here.

I am posting from 60.48

What now?

I just disconnected while healing Mana Tombs with 3k latency, now can't log back on.

Guildie is going to b**** at me when i log back on.

ZZZzzzZzzzz

This post has been edited by Afoxisko: Jun 18 2009, 01:50 AM

Legendary 60.48 seems "stable".

I burnt through 2 modems this way, so now i just use a D-Link ADSL Wireless Router (which is a Modem + Layer 3 Switch + AP combo). It hasn't been turned off for the past 7 months, only soft reboots to update firmware or to muck around with WiFi.