javascript causing delays?

[TheLastSuperman]

I still say it's a bad hop that needs to be fixed, sometimes you must contact your host and/or ISP.

http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=54943
http://networking.ringofsaturn.com/IP/traceroutedoc.php

Edit: One reason I'm so adamant about this is the fact I've had this happen to me in the past where I could not connect to my own darn website go figure and I work for my host, we checked on our end it was actually Time Warner Cable's fault I had to call in and speak to them then they had it fixed while I was on the phone and that was all it took. I also ran a tracert and for me #9 timed out on the way to your site so one if not more bad hops are there.

[jefferis]

My host did a reverse trace and saw the problem as well, but because it was out of their network they passed on the issue...told me to contact my ISP

Thank you for contacting pair Networks. I ran an MTR report to the IP
provided by you and came up with the issue. You will need to contact your
ISP for this issue unfortunatley being that it is out of our network. The
connection makes 13 hopes to your IP and the second to last hope before
reaching you is the issue. The last connection is made to:

vl3801.na31.b020778-1.aus02.atlas.cogentco.com

At this point you are experiencing a 60% packet loss rate. Contacting your
ISP should help to resolve this issue. Again we apologize for the
inconvenience you are experiencing.

My ISP switched networks, but now we're getting delayed in dallas

[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by jefferis

My host did a reverse trace and saw the problem as well, but because it was out of their network they passed on the issue...told me to contact my ISP


My ISP switched networks, but now we're getting delayed in dallas

When you're trying to pack nearly 2mb of data through a pipe, in the areas where the pipe isn't as big or maybe has alot more mb in it, you're gonna have hitches. And the more hops, the more chances for hitches.

When you overload the wagon, it gets bogged down in the mud.

Might be interesting to see how the site fares with plugins disabled, and/or some sleeves rolled up, optimization work done.

Here's the WebPageTest on the forum itself. Even worse, 2.8 megabytes. 171 requests.

Native vB 4 is something like 40 requests, 300 KILObytes, just for reference.

If you click on the grades given at the top of the test page, it gives you a complete list of the issues and how to fix them.

[jefferis]

thanks. I passed this along to my partner. I need to hit the sack. Will follow up as I know more. I appreciate the help!
Jeff