I recently ran into some connection issues with Blizzard/Diablo 3. I decided to run WinMTR for 10 minutes to see if there were any issues and contact them about it; here is the report. There's a very large latency spike at hop 2, which is the first point where my connection meets the ISP. Blizzard

Here is a few trace routes that I ran this morning.  This was from a desktop computer connected directly to the modem.  I have the NVG510.  The wireless network was turned off and there was no other traffic on the connection other then the trace route.  Any idea why i'm seeing such high latency to t

Browsing was a bit sluggish so I ran a tracert and discovered a bad router in the chain. The sbcglobal.net at [104.58.148.2] is causing over a 1 second delay.  It is doing it consistently on every IPV4 trace no matter what site I use.  Consequently when browsing it takes over a second for

Sorry for being naive, But whenever I do a tracert to one of my financial institutes it reads like this: Tracing route to user-att-74-235-56-0.e9060.b.akamaiedge.net [104.92.27.160] Then ends with a104-92-27-160.deploy.static.akamaitechnologies.com [104.92.27.160] What is "tracing route to us

I use an AT&T wireless modem to play online games. My connection to Overwatch servers is terrible at the moment. This is my pathping: Tracing route to 24.105.14.135 over a maximum of 30 hops0 GrooveStation.lan [192.168.1.149]1 TP-SHARE [192.168.1.1]2 192.168.0.13 172.26.96.1694 107.72.199.925 12.83.