u/klayanderson — reddlx

Utah did participate in the Great American Fair

So…. How much is this costing us and what are numbers for typical for daily booth visits?

Five minute long latency jumps

CenturyLink told me to change to Quantum as there was nothing they could do. My (usually flawless) CenturyLink was dropping out so many times per hour it was almost useless.

So I changed to Quantum and everything was going smoothly, except my latency jumps at random times but always in five minute intervals. It would go from typical 3ms to 60ms for the entire five minute block, or we go from 4 to 27 for the entire block. Attached is a typical day screenshot. You can see the yellow portions where the latency increases. Expand it out to a month and it’s all yellow. Of course, I engaged their telephone support as well as two dispatched technicians. Telephone support was understanding, but the minute I started using network language, they went to the 3 x 5 card that said ‘Dispatch’. The technicians were very nice, I showed them the evidence, and all agreed it was their upstream issue. They just simply stated they don’t know who to call and it was not in their scope of work to deal with anything, absolutely anything, other than connection and speeds. They said speed is where it’s at. Speed is what they publish, speed is what they market, and speed is what they fix.

I am running a new Q1KK in transparent bridge mode with Ubiquiti UGC Ultra and associated accessories.

We don’t game and do very little streaming; a lot of online work and downloading. I’m not sure how far up the chain I should try to escalate this or if there’s a fix. Or sit back.

UPDATE. I did switch to the 1G LAN port and the latency issues evaporated. Thank you. We’ll wait for the update, yeah?

u/klayanderson — 8 days ago

▲ 2 r/Ubiquiti

U5G Experiments

So I received the new U5G; added a Computers 4 People SIM card (and thank you for that tip). Rather than just plugging it into my Ubiquiti switch as designed, my UCG-Ultra has a free port or two but no PoE.

I wanted to see if it would work in failover mode. I added a PoE injector but the UCG would not recognize it whereas in a switch port it did and called it a WAN. So I got to thinking, would a PoE powered U5G plug into a UTR give me internet?

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u/klayanderson — 20 days ago

▲ 2 r/SABnzbd

Wassit?

This in todays log; repeats about six times:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "cherrypy\_cprequest.py", line 659, in respond
  File "cherrypy\_cprequest.py", line 711, in _do_respond
  File "cherrypy\_cpreqbody.py", line 985, in process
  File "cherrypy\_cpreqbody.py", line 564, in process
  File "cherrypy\_cpreqbody.py", line 225, in process_multipart_form_data
  File "cherrypy\_cpreqbody.py", line 215, in process_multipart
  File "cherrypy\_cpreqbody.py", line 624, in from_fp
  File "cherrypy\_cpreqbody.py", line 640, in read_headers
ValueError: MIME requires CRLF terminators: b'------WebKitFormBoundaryx484147748721--'

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u/klayanderson — 21 days ago

▲ 8 r/centurylink

My Response To CL Technical Support

Thank you for the response.

I have been a CenturyLink customer for many years and have invested considerable time documenting this issue. I currently have more than two months of logs showing recurring daily outages and service interruptions.

Respectfully, suggesting a reboot at this stage feels less like troubleshooting and more like a scripted response. As a moderately experienced network operator, basic diagnostics and equipment resets were among the first steps completed, repeatedly, long before opening multiple support requests.

What has been particularly frustrating is that if these ongoing interruptions are related to network changes or transition activities, that possibility has never been acknowledged despite repeated inquiries and extensive evidence provided.

At this point the technical cause is almost academic, as I have already made the decision to transition to another provider. My purpose in continuing this correspondence is simply to express disappointment that a long-term customer presenting documented data never progressed beyond first-tier troubleshooting responses.

I had hoped for ownership of the issue rather than another request to “turn it off and back on again.”

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u/klayanderson — 1 month ago

▲ 5 r/Ubiquiti

Isle of May 8km off Scotland. Signal strength seems low.

u/klayanderson — 2 months ago

▲ 4 r/PlantIdentification

Seen as we recently walked the park area in front of the National Galleries Of Scotland. No cute little signs to give us a clue.

u/klayanderson — 2 months ago

▲ 108 r/delta

Delta One! Sat down, took his shoes off. Visited the loo. A lot. He did put his shoes back on to exit the plane.

u/klayanderson — 2 months ago

▲ 31 r/Ubiquiti

I’m sorry if I am pissing anyone off but I do have a UTR question. I am on a Delta flight; brand new plane. As you can see from the photos it wants me to populate the captive portal that’s supposed to pop up. It never does.

If I go the regular route on my iPhone, it does pop up and I am connected to the Delta WiFi. Everything is up to date and restarted and maybe this isn’t all it’s cracked up to be?

u/klayanderson — 2 months ago

▲ 8 r/delta

Commissioned late March. OMG what a nice aircraft. Pilots gave me three cards.

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u/klayanderson — 2 months ago