Hey! The video explains everyting, basiclly my mc server is giving me a lot of lag spikes(ping lagspikes) but my TS3, that is hosted on same dedicated server, so, i guess is MCs fault, is there something to do? It isnt the plugins cause i tried it without plugins and also on MC vanilla and the same happens, also im using java jdk 8 and starting the server with 9gb [EDIT] VIDEO LINK:
how manny ram? per server what type and what location?? ram recomended: server: 1-2gb per server (X) bungeecord 512m-1gb location: example: your location = canada server location = france that is ~ 5.000 km (with sea, ocean) dedi or vps? dedicated server's are faster (X) what opperating system? Some opperating system's slow the connection. bungeetablist btw you know that that plugin is just shit and doesnt work correctly (X) = already i would recomend to contact ovh. I dont have this problem.
Location Canada Quebec, bungeecord has 2.5gb and the test server 9gb, the whole dedicated has 32gb and it's a i7 4790k, ubuntu 14.04, it just happens on minecraft and Bungeetablist is working fine, with or without the plugin i still having lag spikes from 5 to 3 bars
could be your own internet provider can you type /tps and show what you see if it is saying 19 its fine and its your own internet
Tps are always at 20, they never go down, also, i test it with another player and he ahs the same issue, can you please join and help me out testing it?
Though a ICMP has nothing to do with your servers in-game performance. So TPS would provide little data unless the server was so lagged it wasn't handling requests. OVH is a incredibly congested host. Any game hosted with them I have terrible connectivity with (this is even seen on Steam with entry-level games). It's hard to say they are good even despite dedicated machines when the lines to and from the centers are blogged down. There is also routing to consider from you, to the host. One person may be at the same distance but only hop 10 networks to get to the host, while you, at the same distance, in a polar location, hop 20+ Try doing a trace route on you to your host.
