on 27-03-2010 18:11
on 12-08-2020 11:18
on 12-08-2020 11:19
I pinged Mark at ISPReview this morning; he hasn't had any updates from VM as yet and he sai he's not expecting any for some time as VM are always really slow to investigate and fix things (but I guess we knew that...).
on 12-08-2020 11:35
@ksim wrote:
that was the case when we investigated it for the first time, some customers had no issues with tunnel speeds sometimes, most of the users saw 12-20 all the time.
60% of the time, it works every time!
on 12-08-2020 11:38
Thanks for the update. Yeah sadly, it is probably going to be that way for a while I'd imagine. I think Mark has dealt with Virgin Media enough to know they move much slower than their advertised broadband speeds for most things!
I guess we can't get our hopes up just yet. Who knows what will happen.
on 16-09-2020 21:05
@melamandi wrote:did you manage to get this fixed?
I tried several times using below but would not work...https://www.melamandi.com/
Not yet. I am going to re-test after 29/10 as there are code updates to some of the CBRs due then, although that may be for a different reason... reading further into some of the recent fixes released into the code, it may have something to do with IPv6. Hmmm I wonder.
on 16-09-2020 21:25
I guess virgin have already investigated and decided that there's nothing exclusively on IPv6 that people want to access so why bother implementing it...
and of course, people only use the internet for email and shopping... [I swear a spokes person has said that before, but I can't find a reference]
on 01-10-2020 14:37
Mark at ISP Review asked for an update on the tunnelling issue and was told they're still working on it.
Their response includes the statement "We’re in the process of finalising our plans for IPv6 deployment" which is promising. We'll see how long that process takes.
on 01-10-2020 14:40
Maybe kind of encouraging; let us see...
01-10-2020 21:13 - edited 01-10-2020 21:14
@thelem wrote:Mark at ISP Review asked for an update on the tunnelling issue and was told they're still working on it.
Their response includes the statement "We’re in the process of finalising our plans for IPv6 deployment" which is promising.
Were you expecting them to say: "We are an incompetent bunch, sorry but this will never be fixed, or IPv6 ever implemented, stay with us!".? VM Spokesman is getting their salary not for telling the truth, but getting out of such questions with less reputational damages.
on 02-10-2020 09:51