[AusNOG] "It's like grandfather's axe"

[Tony]

No, I haven't reported it to the carrier for a while. I think I did at 
one point in the past and the result was it went to the testing team 
queue, sat there for 2 days until someone got around to looking at it at which point the service had righted itself and job was closed with "no 
fault found".

Hopefully this image link works for you:
http://s15.postimg.org/x9eumcdrf/rain_fade.png

The
 rain event was centered on 3pm that day (Sat 16/11). Grey/brown line is
 packet loss (LH axis is %), blue, cyan, magenta is min, avg, max 
response times on RH axis.

Yes, there is a continual packet loss of about 0.4%. 


I
 will report a fault on it and see what happens this time, just out of 
curiosity. Given the weather outlook for this summer it could be 
happening a lot more
 frequently.


regards,
Tony.





________________________________
 From: Paul Brooks <pbrooks-ausnog at layer10.com.au>
To: ausnog at lists.ausnog.net 
Sent: Wednesday, 20 November 2013 6:28 PM
Subject: Re: [AusNOG] "It's like grandfather's axe"
 


On 20/11/2013 7:11 PM, Tony wrote:


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>My DSL suffers "rain fade" as well. If I could find a source of 10 minute interval rainfall data I would plot that against packet loss to show the correlation.
And does this "rain fade" on ADSL get reported to Telstra, or any
    other ISP, as a fault? If so, what is the fault code?
(I don't see  rain fade, I'm on HFC, but enquiring minds would like
    to know)


P.
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