Hello Dave,
I had the same problem. Orange will argue that the routing are 'automated'.
But I also know that they can force your route to a particular server. In
my case, after i complained that my connection(latency) to the Valve Sea
server(sgp-1.valve.net) was very crappy, they successfully forced MY
connection's routing to THAT server. So I get 90-130 ms instead of 400ms.
I'm not sure about the technicalities, but the nice Orange Twitter guy
helped me with that(thanks by the way). The call center guys will have no
idea what to tell you if you ask these stuff).
_at_Dave, MrSunshyne here by the way :P
Thanks and Regards,
*RAMGOLAM Sandeep*
*Front-end Developer - Designer - Web Enthusiast - Gamer**Website :*
barfii.net <
http://www.barfii.net>
On 26 April 2015 at 14:27, Appadoo Dave <azezezaaa_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> On Sun, Apr 26, 2015 at 12:20 AM, S Moonesamy <sm+mu_at_elandsys.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> At 01:22 25-04-2015, Appadoo Dave wrote:
>>
>>> I have a latency of 90-150 ms during the day to SEA servers.
>>> During 'peak' hours, the routing to those servers gets messed up and
>>> Orange tells me they cannot change or reroute my IP.
>>> What are some solutions or is there any way to get orange to reroute my
>>> connection to the sea servers?
>>> To SEA servers, I get routed through EU west hops then to SEA servers
>>> making the latencies jump to 450+ ms. Orange customer hotline tells they
>>> don't change any route; they can only reset my connection.
>>>
>>
>> A few months ago, someone reported a problem similar to the above. I
>> suggest that you send a message to Orange (Mauritius) on Twitter.
>>
>> Regards,
>> S. Moonesamy
>>
>
> I've sent a tweet to _at_orangemauritius, now the wait till they contact me
> back. I'll update in case of any followup.
> Cheers,
> EVad
>
Received on Sun Apr 26 2015 - 10:52:01 PST