At least your firewall isn't doing too badly for latency. I hate when that happens because it can be such a necessary evil. I'm wondering why there are 3 hops on the same subnet at cox. Is it logging your data?
More than likely it's a switch/router or border router/router/switch handoff at a main node.
It's the * * * at hop after hop that's unacceptable. Routes are timing out and that's within their own, main network.
If I thought I could actually talk to a person I'd call and say, "Are you having a DoS or some other incident that you're trying to protect against or are you just sucking?"
That last 27 MS may be the hint. Do you have a TTL value on your home router (or on theirs) that may be dropping packets, since that first * * * hop is most likely taking it to the over 100ms mark?
OK! All I really saw, immediately, was Dear Cox. And I was thinking that it would lead to a thought provoking photo-essay. The text reminded me of those all ascii files from alt.news.... that had to be compiled. Imagine my surprise when I compiled that text and got a picture of a malibu barbie. Hmmm... kinky.
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It's the * * * at hop after hop that's unacceptable. Routes are timing out and that's within their own, main network.
If I thought I could actually talk to a person I'd call and say, "Are you having a DoS or some other incident that you're trying to protect against or are you just sucking?"
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Rock on Binar Zero One! (OK, maybe I'm a little jealous).
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