outkast7621
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|  att router/backbone monitor webpage
http://ipnetwork.bgtmo.ip.att.net/index.html
http://ipnetwork.bgtmo.ip.att.net/current_network_performance.shtml
Like the topic says.
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Skipdawg
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The Void |  Very good. I'll sticky this now and later put it up in the "We like links" 
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marigolds
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There is now way I would believe that Chicago to St Louis is only 5ms, or that the longest possible delay from Chicago is to San Diego at 50ms. As well, according to that page St Louis is performing better than Chicago across the board.
(Nor do I believe the 100.00% modem connect rate, 0.00% backbone loss, and 99.99% backbone availability for the month of December).
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marigolds
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Ah, nevermind, they are accurate. It is backbone edge to backbone edge only aggregated over 24 hours and updated every half-hour. Cumulative monthly rates are averaged over all measurements made for all city pairs for the entire month (so for example, Houston to Dallas from 4:30 am to 5 am counts the same as Los Angeles to New York 6 pm to 6:30 pm).
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DJ
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Columbus, GA | reply to outkast7621
It's always been accurate when I needed to check high pings originating from their backbone. I'm able to ping 27ms to the MCHSI mail servers in New York, so it's quite conceivable to ping 50ms from Chicago to San Diego. |
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