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#4080 - 09/29/24 11:31 PM Interpreting latency at hops before the final hop
Jibroni Registered: 04/30/23 Posts: 8	So I have a question about latency. Does latency that being higher at a few other hops always affect the final hop? What if the latency at the last hop is still much lower than what is shown at previous hops like this? 1. 100 2. 180 3. 140 4. 100. 5. 200. Last Hop. 90
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#4081 - 09/30/24 04:32 PM Re: Interpreting latency at hops before the final hop [Re: Jibroni]
Tyson Registered: 12/07/22 Posts: 36	Thanks for posting, Jlbroni. To answer your question, no, it does not always affect the final hop. You can read more about why here. The key thing to remember: only the final destination matters. As long as that looks good, you can ignore everything else in the route.
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#4082 - 10/02/24 09:07 AM Re: Interpreting latency at hops before the final hop [Re: Tyson]
Jibroni Registered: 04/30/23 Posts: 8	Originally Posted By: Tyson Thanks for posting, Jlbroni. To answer your question, no, it does not always affect the final hop. You can read more about why here. The key thing to remember: only the final destination matters. As long as that looks good, you can ignore everything else in the route. Ok thanks, I knew something wasn't looking right with what I'm seeing at work.
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