can yhou help me diagnose this network problem?

Jeff Lasman <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.operators.internet-access
Organization NoBaloney Internet Services
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I need your help with a networking issue I'm having.

One of our dedicated server clients is having a problem: files 
downloaded from his server in Los Angeles (600 w 7th) are taking 
approximately 10 times longer to get to him (he's in Australia) than 
they used to before we changed our upstream providers.

I don't have the problem, and from other locations I've tried we don't 
appear to have the problem.

I've set up some tests, and should you have a few minutes, I'd really 
appreciate it if you can do some tests as well, downloading these files 
from your location and seeing how long they take. Then perhaps you can 
post here with approximate times for the various locations and also 
post your location and your ideas as to what I should be looking for.

These are all the same files but at different locations:

Client's server, Los Angeles:
http://speedtest7.nobaloney.net/15MBtestfile2.bin

My server, Los Angeles:
http://speedtest12.nobaloney.net/15MBtestfile2.bin

My server, The Netherlands:
http://speedtest18.nobaloney.net/15MBtestfile2.bin

My server, Irvine, Calif:
http://speedtestsb01.nobaloney.net/15MBtestfile2.bin

Thanks for helping, if you can.

Jeff
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