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Gentou

@crackerbarrel.com

reply to Gentou Uther
Re: Charter and WoW

bump still looking for resolve

I called an talked to Qwest who actually owns the area I see the unresponsive packet an he told me that the dallas router wouldnt reply to trace routes no idea if this is ok or not or if he is right or wrong but I did happen to be looking an looking and I noticed my latency alsmot doubles when moving from the Qwest network to the ATT network..

Any other ideas ?
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