After 28 months with Mexican Prodigy switched to Mexican AT&T.
It was the worst service ever: almost every day at least one hangup,
frequent DSN lookup hangs, frequent nothing-at-alls.
But... I should not complain because I paid for only 12 months...
which is a symbol of the organization.
So I have a question: does anybody know of a way to compare ISP performances?
I looked into this in the past and even installed it: it is PasTmon, the
passive network monitor. I installed it from source, uses Postgresql as
database, R as the statistical package, you need a network intercept
library for it. Very complete package.
Except... you get deluged in data. So in order to compare ISP's you would
need a significant statistical effort, with some sort of benchmarks to go with.
So, do I only wonder about comparing ISP's in Mexico, or does this have
more universal validity?
Hugo.
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