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Hi, I've been experiencing really bad ping times and packet loss recently. But the thing is it only happens around 4pm. (When people in my neighborhood start using the internet.) I ran a few WinMTR tests on 2 different IPs and here are the results (see attached images), is this normal? The issue could be the neighborhood node being overloaded. But I don't know who to call to talk about something like this.
Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/MPnNdia (First ss is to Cloudflare's public DNS, second is to a Riot Game game server.)
Anyone had a similar experience? If so, any solution? 🙂
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I see no real packet loss on your first screenshot. The 4th router does not answer to all the ping requests probably because it prioritizes the normal packets over the ping requests so it chooses not to answer your pings. If there was a problem there we would also see packet loss and constant high ping averages to all the other routers after it.
The second one however is very weird once you get to the Riot games network. We see the same routers many times in the route like they are going back and forth with your packets : er01, er02, er01, er02.... It looks like a routing problem on thier side.
I'm having issues with the "modem.cable" ip, which I'm guessing is my neighborhood's node. During the day it's absolutely fine but during the evening it gets super laggy and I can't play online games without constantly lagging. So what you're saying is, the node isn't answering to my ICMP requests because it's overloaded? That's exactly my point, if my node is overloaded can't it be upgraded or something?
Bell just installed Fiber Optic in my neighborhood anyways so I probably will switch to Bell if I can't get this issue resolved.
I just want to be able to play Call Of Duty without rubber banding all over the **blip** place.
Wait could the modemcable IP be my Zyxel Modem? I thought the Helix router was the router and the modem at the same time. If I get a new modem could it maybe fix my issue?
However, even if you modem had a ping under 20 ms, that would not fix the problem with the riotgames routers. I seem to have the same weird routing with riotgames as you. I'm not sure if Videotron can do anything about that since it's far outside the Videotron network.
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