Big lag spikes all the time
" yeah a WinMTR report while Exitlag is active could be great to compare with your normal one. :) |
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https://pastebin.com/jdv0NBq5
I can now confirm that ExitLag indeed helped. EU gateways worked pretty well. However, paying 7 EUR for a VPN is what I literally pay for my ISP (100/100). I don't feel like paying extra for something that should work anyhow is something I would like to do. Especially when only thing that is problematic (as far as I know) is PoE. Last edited by VVilkacy#1279 on Sep 15, 2021, 4:25:04 PM
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" Can you please make a WinMTR report with Exitlag active and a normal WinMTR report to the same instance IP (330+ packets). I would like to compare these..... |
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https://pastebin.com/UzKbmRFw -> ExitLag
https://pastebin.com/NQThZuCX -> no ExitLag EL:  no EL:  Can you explain me why I have ZERO issues with EL, even though it says some losses are there? Pastebins look identical to me... Last edited by VVilkacy#1279 on Sep 15, 2021, 6:09:17 PM
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Your pastebins are identical, because ExitLag is only setup to run PoE connections through it. It won't actually run your WinMTR report connection through it.
In regards to the issues you are encountering, essentially your ISP will have a bad node on its route to PoE server. ExitLag provides alternative routing which will likely bypass that problematic node. Unfortunately GGG will only have influence on their end server, and the connection route to their server is managed by your ISP instead. |
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How do I make WinMTR go through EL then? Otherwise that request seemed pointless.
Last edited by VVilkacy#1279 on Sep 15, 2021, 6:28:50 PM
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