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Originally Posted by Tj.GSR
just CTRL C the prompt and i had a 10% loss in packets.
sent out 274 and recieved 244
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Okay, that's really bad. You need to troubleshoot this further.
First, did you do this with a computer that's connected by wireless or by wire?
If you did it with wireless, then you need to do it by wire.
Do you know what the IP of your router is? If not, find out.
With your computer connected by wire, open two command prompts and do
"ping 192.168.0.1 -t" or whatever your router IP is, in one window
and
"ping 8.8.8.8 -t" in the other window.
Trying to determine if the problem is in your network or with Telus.
Basically if the ping to your router has no packet loss, but the ping to 8.8.8.8 has packet loss, then the problem is with Telus.
If both pings have packet loss, then the problem is in your network.