A few hours earlier and I was seeing regular red blips, but the service is definitely highly variable. I'm also bouncing through two Unifi AP's before I hit the uplink.
Use of 'ping' was a bit confusing, as it's obviously not ICMP. I'd hoped Animats might have popped in with some observations around how his algorithm may help (or hinder) this kind of test. : )
Someone mentioned Riverbed (Steelheads) which have lots of knobs you can turn to deal with high latency and/or non-reliable connections - around window sizes, backoff / congestion settings, SCPS, and of course Nagle (or Neural Framing, as they called it, IIRC).
https://imgur.com/a/Gyst24q
A few hours earlier and I was seeing regular red blips, but the service is definitely highly variable. I'm also bouncing through two Unifi AP's before I hit the uplink.
Use of 'ping' was a bit confusing, as it's obviously not ICMP. I'd hoped Animats might have popped in with some observations around how his algorithm may help (or hinder) this kind of test. : )
Someone mentioned Riverbed (Steelheads) which have lots of knobs you can turn to deal with high latency and/or non-reliable connections - around window sizes, backoff / congestion settings, SCPS, and of course Nagle (or Neural Framing, as they called it, IIRC).