I am trying to trouble shoot some issues and its not packet loss. The only thing I see wrong is we are getting lots of packet gain. What causes about a 30% packet gain?
Text output:
address: 10.9.2.34
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=37 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=30 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=66 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=28 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=30 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=48 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=18 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=32 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=51 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=34 ms
216.117.22.1 92 byte redirect host (5:1) time=21 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=42 ms
216.117.22.1 92 byte redirect host (5:1) time=14 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=24 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=61 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=17 ms
216.117.22.1 92 byte redirect host (5:1) time=53 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=112 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=40 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=43 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=32 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=22 ms
10.9.2.34 64 byte ping: ttl=31 time=27 ms
20 packets transmitted, 20 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max = 17/39.7/112 ms
I beleive this is effecting the users voip.
Thanks,
John