My dad moved and got connected to Mtaani Fiber, kept complaining of slow speeds, plus their customer service is just bad. After months of kuvumilia a new provider Vilcom Fiber moved to the area and dad got connected to their 30mbps package. It’s been a month so far and honestly this provider is reliable, their speeds have been consistent with minimal downtimes. Everytime I visit I end up extending my stay lol
Interesting thing is they get their internet from Telkom Kenya
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Wait till more people get connected that’s when the level of service is bound to take a pounding…
This is my fear too but let’s wait and see
Interesting as they cover Ongata Rongai and have no FUPs. Maybe I’ve found a solution for a failover connection.
Would be interested to see tests during “high” usage times(evenings and weekends?) …I also understand it’s a long holiday for kids.
If you have an RPI laying around you could connect it and run tests using ansible or a py script or If you have a router/swtich/firewall that has such capabilities
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Agreed, wait and watch till other hoards it.
Adding to this could you find out who their upstream or tier 2 ISP is?
Simply do a
traceroute --as-path-lookups google.com
Then seach the ASXXXXX you get …
@Adrian_Teri Currently don’t have a Pi but let me see what I can do
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What’s their contention ratio? Anything above 3:1 is a throw.
I asked about this earlier and they said they don’t have any contention ratio or capping. This is a first, coz yenyewe bro tells me their net so far has had very minimal downtime.
Seems promising up till now.