AS213615 network latency from Madrid

Latency and packet loss from our network in Madrid to hosts in other networks. Pick a group, or filter the menu by country, operator or AS number.

We ping each target 20 times every 5 minutes, over IPv4, from a server in our Madrid datacenter. The targets are hosts in other networks, not DIVERSITY sites. Each group is the operator's country, so a host can sit elsewhere. Times are UTC, and the overview graphs show the last 10 hours.

On the detail graphs the median line is green when no ping is lost, orange when 1 to 4 are lost and red when 5 or more are lost, and a tinted band behind it repeats that. A grey band means no data was collected. On an overview graph the line is blue, and a gap means every ping was lost or no data was collected. Each graph has its own scale, so compare the numbers, not the heights.

How to read the graphs (opens in a new tab)

If you are a customer and want a target added, write to support@ondiversity.eu. To ask about peering, write to peering@corp.ondiversity.eu. We peer through route servers, and we consider a bilateral session where traffic is high.