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Sep 20 12:02:20 <Vajb> Hey. This is not Maemo related question, but as I know there are many experts I'll try my luck. I have a problem with my internet connection which is combined gprs / landline. Speed varies a lot from 10kB/s to 4MB/s. Bigger downloads from OneDrive and Google drive fail very often and I'd estimate that success rate is around 30%. I've tried to fix this issue with my ISP for two months now and results are poor. So, my question is, is there an 
Sep 20 12:02:20 <Vajb> easy to use tool to pinpoint exact location (node) where download fails?
Sep 20 12:03:47 <KotCzarny> wget, speedtest, route/traceroute
Sep 20 12:04:10 <KotCzarny> might even be such stupid thing as configuration of the browser
Sep 20 12:04:17 <KotCzarny> ie. some timeout
Sep 20 12:05:02 <Vajb> I'm using newest Mozilla Firefox for win64 bits
Sep 20 12:05:08 <KotCzarny> try wget https://speed.hetzner.de/1GB.bin
Sep 20 12:05:14 <KotCzarny> then try getting that file with firefox
Sep 20 12:05:43 <Vajb> Will do, thanks
Sep 20 12:06:58 <KotCzarny> if you see wget reconnecting often, then you will at least have easier test tool
Sep 20 12:22:07 <sixwheeledbeast> traceroute, how is the load balancing done between wans?
Sep 20 12:23:57 <Vajb> atm wgetting that 1GB file seems to be very slow. 18.9KB/s
Sep 20 12:24:10 <KotCzarny> then you are on gsm
Sep 20 12:24:30 <KotCzarny> maybe disconnects happen when you are getting rerouted to broadband?
Sep 20 12:24:47 <Vajb> It should be 4g...
Sep 20 12:25:26 <Vajb> Could be, this dual box does not seem to be very good quality. (Judging by the menus)
Sep 20 12:27:19 <KotCzarny> s/gsm/gprs/
Sep 20 12:27:29 <Vajb> Is it possible for me to check load balancing by traceroute?
Sep 20 12:27:43 <KotCzarny> you can try mtr for that
Sep 20 12:27:52 <KotCzarny> traceroute is one-off
Sep 20 12:28:00 <KotCzarny> mtr keeps on checking 
Sep 20 12:28:09 <KotCzarny> there is winmtr port 
Sep 20 12:28:30 <Vajb> I have wdsl so I can use unix commands
Sep 20 12:36:03 <Vajb> Dropped to 955B/s before reconnecting...
Sep 20 12:36:25 <KotCzarny> can you switch your router to use only broadband?
Sep 20 12:36:34 <KotCzarny> ie. turn off that cellular part
Sep 20 12:37:36 <KotCzarny> unless by 'landline' you mean POTS phone
Sep 20 12:37:40 <KotCzarny> without adsl
Sep 20 12:38:31 <KotCzarny> if 4g is your only internet, then maybe the local tower you are connecting to is overloaded, and stuffed to heck
Sep 20 12:39:11 <KotCzarny> or something is disrupting the signal, in which case you can try repositioning the antenna
Sep 20 12:40:50 <Vajb> No, meant adsl
Sep 20 12:41:34 <KotCzarny> then just turn off the cellular part and measure only adsl
Sep 20 12:41:43 <Vajb> So in my ideal world I would always have at least adsl max speed + extra speed from 4g
Sep 20 12:42:13 <KotCzarny> start by debugging from the basic blocks, you can try maxing out performance by combining the resources
Sep 20 12:43:01 <Vajb> Im not sure if that modem box allows shutting off cellular though, but will investigate
Sep 20 12:43:21 <KotCzarny> take out the sim card?
Sep 20 12:43:22 <KotCzarny> :)
Sep 20 12:43:44 <Vajb> Ah, brute force approach :D
Sep 20 12:50:14 <sixwheeledbeast> if you are sure its ADSL max is 8mpbs
Sep 20 12:50:57 <sixwheeledbeast> that's if your sat on top of the exchange
Sep 20 12:51:29 <KotCzarny> swb: it might be adsl2, or xdsl 
Sep 20 12:51:53 <KotCzarny> still, i think he is routed via that gprs instead of *dsl
Sep 20 12:52:39 <KotCzarny> or the home/work network is clogged by someone/something 
Sep 20 12:55:38 <sixwheeledbeast> thats why i say "sure"
Sep 20 12:56:29 <sixwheeledbeast> each wan would have its own ip i would expect
Sep 20 13:00:53 <KotCzarny> but still should be more than 18.9kB/s
Sep 20 22:38:37 * joerg suggests wireshark
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