No, well intentioned.  :)  There are some utilities you can download that will 
do a little hunt-up for you...
 
Sometimes, too, a good old fashioned tracert will let you watch each hop, tell 
you how long it is taking to get around...that way you can pinpoint maybe which 
segment is jacked up since there are likely several between you and the true 
backbone out there...
 
 
We've had before that a local provider was blaming our internal network for 
speed issues...so we proved the internal systems were running top speed, and 
then showed them tracert results that things ran smoothly until 2 hops outside 
our network where they were involved....hard to argue with proof that the 
problem is upstream.
 
 

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From: George Abraham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 3/23/2005 2:54 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: WOT: networking question and list suggestion



Ha,
I was too ignorant to know whether that was a joke or a
well-intentioned suggestion. :-)

However I am concerned that there is a bottleneck (in terms of old
wiring and a bad connection to the Internet backbone) at one of the
servers. And no, we don't own the line between the two servers. A
direct fibre link would be sweet, but absolutely not practical.

George



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