Can you ping and tracert this IP please?

[Sybaris Caesar]

Uhh might not be the best of places to ask but can you guys ping this IP address: 178.162.220.3 and 178.162.220.4 . And after that use the tracert command instead of ping.
example:

ping 178.162.220.4

tracert 178.162.220.4

And please post your ISP :/

[[email protected]$t3rz3r0]

ZX Online via The Net Heads (Old Connection)
http://pastebin.com/PNJneju3

[MusharratC]

here u go. ISP is Evergreen Online Ltd. Forgot their IIG.

[Sybaris Caesar]

ZX Online via The Net Heads (Old Connection)
http://pastebin.com/PNJneju3

Does your ISP provide service in Kalabagan area? What's your package details?

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here u go. ISP is Evergreen Online Ltd. Forgot their IIG.

See! mine's the same traceroute but the only problem is my connection takes almost double the time when hopping from 195.219.87.18 to 195.219.50.66. So can my ISP fix this if I call them @Asif_Z ? Or changing ISP the only way?

[[email protected]$t3rz3r0]

See! mine's the same traceroute but the only problem is my connection takes almost double the time when hopping from 195.219.87.18 to 195.219.50.66. So can my ISP fix this if I call them @Asif_Z ? Or changing ISP the only way?

Your ISP Name? and first two blocks of public IP.

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Does your ISP provide service in Kalabagan area? What's your package details?

YES, better contact them with the numbers provided in zxonlinebd.com

[Sybaris Caesar]

Your ISP Name? and first two blocks of public IP.

Check PM!

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YES, better contact them with the numbers provided in zxonlinebd.com

Nope. Their home user line doesn't extend into Kalabagan Basiruddin Road

[[email protected]$t3rz3r0]

Nope. Their home user line doesn't extend into Kalabagan Basiruddin Road

find ISP's providing connection to your area, then find out their first two blocks of IP provided to home users and pm me, might give you a better comparison on those ISP's.

[Codex]

>> See! mine's the same traceroute but the only problem is my connection takes almost double the time when hopping from 195.219.87.18 to 195.219.50.66. So can my ISP fix this if I call them @Asif_Z

This is because the return path (from Leaseweb to you) is different from the path you took to Leaseweb. In his case, it's the same.

Your ISP can certainly attempt to use BGP AS path prepending / prepending communities to advertise longer prefixes to Airtel peers (assuming Aamra doesn't strip such tags, as Airtel actually has such community support.)

The return path being used can be seen here,

1 tengige0-0-0-21.br02.ams-01.leaseweb.net (81.17.32.234) 0 msec
    xe-0-3-5.br01.ams-01.leaseweb.nl (81.17.32.230) 4 msec
    tengige0-0-0-21.br02.ams-01.leaseweb.net (81.17.32.234) 0 msec
  2 31.31.38.78 0 msec
    31.31.38.82 0 msec
    xe-7-3-0.jun-tc2.leaseweb.net (31.31.38.80) 0 msec
  3 195.66.225.158 8 msec 8 msec 12 msec
  4 te0-1-0-7-gw1.lax3.asianetcom.net (202.147.58.144) 144 msec 148 msec 144 msec
  5 be1.gw2.lax3.asianetcom.net (202.147.61.162) [MPLS: Label 16672 Exp 0] 328 msec 328 msec 328 msec
  6 te0-3-0-0.wr2.sin0.asianetcom.net (61.14.157.209) [MPLS: Label 17169 Exp 0] 332 msec
    gi1-0-0.cr2.nrt1.asianetcom.net (202.147.0.58) [MPLS: Label 2347 Exp 0] 520 msec
    te0-3-0-0.wr2.sin0.asianetcom.net (61.14.157.209) [MPLS: Label 17169 Exp 0] 332 msec
  7 ae1-0.gw2.sin0.asianetcom.net (61.14.157.186) 332 msec 328 msec 380 msec
  8 61.8.56.134 308 msec
    61.8.56.142 320 msec
    te0-0-4-0.wr2.sin0.asianetcom.net (61.14.157.38) [MPLS: Label 16028 Exp 0] 344 msec
  9 182.79.247.178 336 msec
    182.79.234.197 364 msec
    182.79.234.201 348 msec
 10 aes-static-174.137.144.59.airtel.in (59.144.137.174) 276 msec 372 msec 280 msec
 11 182.79.234.238 312 msec
    103-9-112-1.aamratechnologies.com (103.9.113.190) 280 msec 280 msec

So, while Aamra uses Tata to (somewhat) directly send the traffic to Frankfurt -- Leaseweb is bringing it to Los Angeles, and dumping it on the Telstra (Pacnet -> Asianetcom) backbone who happens to be supplying connectivity to Airtel, and your ISP's IIG is a customer of Airtel as well as Tata.

[Sybaris Caesar]

>> See! mine's the same traceroute but the only problem is my connection takes almost double the time when hopping from 195.219.87.18 to 195.219.50.66. So can my ISP fix this if I call them @Asif_Z

This is because the return path (from Leaseweb to you) is different from the path you took to Leaseweb. In his case, it's the same.

Your ISP can certainly attempt to use BGP AS path prepending / prepending communities to advertise longer prefixes to Airtel peers (assuming Aamra doesn't strip such tags, as Airtel actually has such community support.)

The return path being used can be seen here,

1 tengige0-0-0-21.br02.ams-01.leaseweb.net (81.17.32.234) 0 msec
    xe-0-3-5.br01.ams-01.leaseweb.nl (81.17.32.230) 4 msec
    tengige0-0-0-21.br02.ams-01.leaseweb.net (81.17.32.234) 0 msec
  2 31.31.38.78 0 msec
    31.31.38.82 0 msec
    xe-7-3-0.jun-tc2.leaseweb.net (31.31.38.80) 0 msec
  3 195.66.225.158 8 msec 8 msec 12 msec
  4 te0-1-0-7-gw1.lax3.asianetcom.net (202.147.58.144) 144 msec 148 msec 144 msec
  5 be1.gw2.lax3.asianetcom.net (202.147.61.162) [MPLS: Label 16672 Exp 0] 328 msec 328 msec 328 msec
  6 te0-3-0-0.wr2.sin0.asianetcom.net (61.14.157.209) [MPLS: Label 17169 Exp 0] 332 msec
    gi1-0-0.cr2.nrt1.asianetcom.net (202.147.0.58) [MPLS: Label 2347 Exp 0] 520 msec
    te0-3-0-0.wr2.sin0.asianetcom.net (61.14.157.209) [MPLS: Label 17169 Exp 0] 332 msec
  7 ae1-0.gw2.sin0.asianetcom.net (61.14.157.186) 332 msec 328 msec 380 msec
  8 61.8.56.134 308 msec
    61.8.56.142 320 msec
    te0-0-4-0.wr2.sin0.asianetcom.net (61.14.157.38) [MPLS: Label 16028 Exp 0] 344 msec
  9 182.79.247.178 336 msec
    182.79.234.197 364 msec
    182.79.234.201 348 msec
 10 aes-static-174.137.144.59.airtel.in (59.144.137.174) 276 msec 372 msec 280 msec
 11 182.79.234.238 312 msec
    103-9-112-1.aamratechnologies.com (103.9.113.190) 280 msec 280 msec

So, while Aamra uses Tata to (somewhat) directly send the traffic to Frankfurt -- Leaseweb is bringing it to Los Angeles, and dumping it on the Telstra (Pacnet -> Asianetcom) backbone who happens to be supplying connectivity to Airtel, and your ISP's IIG is a customer of Airtel as well as Tata.

So I can demand my ISP to fix it? Sadly the server technician is vacationing and I can't update the result for a few more days. If they(Dhaka Fiber Net) can't then might as well use Dot. @Asif_Z 's recommendation although a friend of mine who's an ex-user vehemently tells me to stay away from them. Or take the risk of completely taking new connection from a science lab situated ISP who's a reseller of ZX (Millenium Computer). I don't wanna regret spending 700 taka on installation charge

[[email protected]$t3rz3r0]

So I can demand my ISP to fix it? Sadly the server technician is vacationing and I can't update the result for a few more days. If they(Dhaka Fiber Net) can't then might as well use Dot. @Asif_Z 's recommendation although a friend of mine who's an ex-user vehemently tells me to stay away from them. Or take the risk of completely taking new connection from a science lab situated ISP who's a reseller of ZX (Millenium Computer). I don't wanna regret spending 700 taka on installation charge

eita nile amar tar moto ping ashbe, dunno if it suits you or not. dot er multiple upstream ase, so gamer der problem hole oder support e koekdin report korlei ora best routing e move korai dei, jeshob isp er upstream kom oigula niye regret korte hobe karon jodi ping bhalo na hoi then pura tk e jole
but dfn er noc te onek experienced person ase, connection chere dawar age oder sathe kotha bola best hobe.

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>> See! mine's the same traceroute but the only problem is my connection takes almost double the time when hopping from 195.219.87.18 to 195.219.50.66. So can my ISP fix this if I call them @Asif_Z

yes, it's possible, assuming your ISP has some experienced person and multiple backbones to change routes.