Daily ISP report

Wednesday 16 September 2026

Aussie Broadband — UNI-D4 on nbn FTTP

Midnight to midnight, Australia/Perth · Browse all reports

Packet loss0.1274%14,305 of 11,231,987 packets
Data coverage100%0 endpoint-minutes with gaps
Endpoints won0 / 13Lowest average latency
Avg latency rank3.00Across all endpoints
Incidents697Loss or coverage events
Counter resets0Agent restarts excluded from loss
By endpoint

Latency and packet loss, past 24 hours

Min, average and max are the headline numbers. The percentiles sit beside them because a single spike moves an average — p95 means 95% of packets were faster than this.

EndpointMinAvgMax p50p95p99Jitter LossCoverage
Perth 1.6ms 3.6ms 112.2ms 2.3ms 3.0ms 42.3ms 1.12ms 0.0063% 100%
Sydney 47.7ms 49.7ms 158.0ms 48.3ms 50.0ms 88.3ms 1.12ms 0.0052% 100%
Singapore 220.4ms 226.8ms 362.8ms 222.5ms 258.0ms 264.9ms 2.26ms 1.3285% 100%
Seoul 194.1ms 197.7ms 319.9ms 197.2ms 199.1ms 236.7ms 1.18ms 0.0108% 100%
Tokyo 227.2ms 229.4ms 330.4ms 228.0ms 230.2ms 268.0ms 1.20ms 0.0266% 100%
Los Angeles 180.9ms 182.9ms 290.7ms 181.6ms 183.0ms 221.3ms 1.16ms 0.0304% 100%
Chicago 237.7ms 246.8ms 1,010.9ms 246.0ms 246.8ms 285.5ms 1.14ms 0.0252% 100%
Paris 330.6ms 343.2ms 444.9ms 342.4ms 343.4ms 381.7ms 1.17ms 0.0632% 100%
Frankfurt 332.8ms 347.0ms 768.1ms 344.4ms 349.9ms 386.0ms 1.12ms 0.0463% 100%
Amsterdam 332.9ms 340.1ms 955.5ms 338.9ms 341.7ms 379.0ms 1.16ms 0.0488% 100%
London 323.8ms 332.6ms 437.3ms 331.7ms 332.5ms 371.6ms 1.12ms 0.0206% 100%
Stockholm 355.9ms 364.6ms 477.0ms 366.1ms 367.9ms 404.8ms 1.15ms 0.04% 100%
Sydney2 47.4ms 49.5ms 175.5ms 48.1ms 50.0ms 87.9ms 1.16ms 0.0037% 100%
Loss timeline

24 hours, five minutes per cell

No loss< 0.01%0.01 – 0.1%0.1 – 1%> 1%No data
Perth
Sydney
Singapore
Seoul
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Chicago
Paris
Frankfurt
Amsterdam
London
Stockholm
Sydney2
00:0006:0012:0018:0024:00
Incidents

Worst events of the day

Consecutive minutes with packet loss or missing data, ranked by packets lost.

WindowEndpointDuration Packets lostLossCoverage
14:20 – 15:32 Singapore 72 min 5,538 12.819%
16:44 – 17:32 Singapore 48 min 3,699 12.844%
16:02 – 16:19 Singapore 17 min 1,299 12.735%
13:54 – 14:05 Singapore 11 min 877 13.288%
02:20 – 02:26 Amsterdam 6 min 198 5.5%
02:20 – 02:26 Paris 6 min 185 5.139%
18:21 – 18:23 Tokyo 2 min 180 15%
18:21 – 18:23 Frankfurt 2 min 168 14%
18:21 – 18:23 Paris 2 min 163 13.583%
18:21 – 18:23 Los Angeles 2 min 154 12.833%
18:21 – 18:23 Chicago 2 min 137 11.417%
18:21 – 18:23 Stockholm 2 min 131 10.917%
Over the day

Latency by endpoint

Perth
0134
Aussie Broadband
Sydney
0193857
Aussie Broadband
Singapore
094189283
Aussie Broadband
Seoul
075149224
Aussie Broadband
Tokyo
086173259
Aussie Broadband
Los Angeles
069138207
Aussie Broadband
Chicago
093185278
Aussie Broadband
Paris
0134268402
Aussie Broadband
Frankfurt
0139277416
Aussie Broadband
Amsterdam
0134267401
Aussie Broadband
London
0125249374
Aussie Broadband
Stockholm
0142284426
Aussie Broadband
Sydney2
0193857
Aussie Broadband
Methodology

How these numbers were produced

Every ISP in this report is measured on identical hardware, with an identical probe configuration, through the same nbn FTTP NTD at the same premises, over the same time window. Each ISP terminates on its own UNI-D port.

  • ProbeUDP to port 1337, 10 packets per second per endpoint, 1000ms timeout.
  • BucketCounters aggregated in 60-second buckets.
  • LossPacket loss is the sum of reset-safe counter deltas. Buckets where a counter decreases are treated as an agent restart and excluded rather than counted as loss.
  • CoverageCoverage is delivered samples divided by expected samples. Missing data is reported as a gap, never as zero loss.
  • Percentilesp50/p95/p99 are computed over the full day of samples, not averaged from buckets. Approximate (t-digest) quantiles.
  • TimeoutsA sample with latency <= 0 or null is a timeout.
  • RankingEndpoints are ranked ordinally. No weighted composite score is used.
  • Ingest delay75s ingest settling delay applied before a day is generated.

Scope. This is a single-premises measurement against one nbn point of interconnect. It reflects each ISP’s backhaul, peering and congestion as experienced at this location on this date. It is not a nationwide comparison, and results at other locations may differ. All four UNI-D ports share the same physical fibre and GPON access path, so access-network conditions affect every ISP equally and cancel out of the comparison.

Generated 2026-09-17T00:15:34+08:00. The complete underlying dataset for this report is published as JSON.