Bizarre Latency / Lag

[Vociferate]

Well over the last 4-5 days I have been experiencing the strangest lag I can say that I have seen. It only effects Quest Turn-ins/Accepts, IWT for repairs and NPC's, joining and leaving heroics/dungeons, and joining and leaving battlegrounds.

Sometimes the delay is almost 2 minutes for the client to respond on a slave. The worst part is, it's not always the same account. It may be Slot 2, relog reboot, w/e then it's slot 4. Rinse repeat ad nauseum.

Yet, when I am fighting mobs or players, the spells are all perfect. The ping is 250-330 on all clients. They IWT to get to the NPC/Mob/Player normally. They can cast all their spells with the right latency. Only the things above take FOREVER.

So far I have, deleted my cache and standard Blizzard folders. Reset the rotuer, the computer and checked the wiring. Nothing seems to be working.

Any ideas? Maybe something through my command prompt in order to fix the random latency issue?

[HPAVC]

What does perfmon say? Hanging is a wait state of some sort my guess, should be easy to track.

[Vociferate]

Perfmon? Not sure what you mean. o.o

[katsurahama]

Start -> run -> type 'perfmon' -> press enter

(assuming you use windows)

[Vociferate]

It ended up being an addon conflction with JAMBA. Not sure which one it was, I just turned off a few on the slaves that didn't need to be on them (Atlas, Auctioneer, oGlow, etc...)

Problem was fixed.

[Janus]

The same problem started happening to me after 4.0.6

The only addons on my slaves are bartender, addon control panel and superdupermacro. Of course JAMBA is on there too.

Random lag spikes and more annoyingly, random disconnects in dungeons

Any ideas what could be causing this ?

[naPS]

I've been experiencing this quite a bit - but it's mainly affecting my casting. Noticed it during peak hours (6pm - midnight, local). Turns out by running WinMTR we were able to trace it to a single hop on AT&T's network. I've contacted them to hopefully get it straightened out.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/winmtr/

That's where you can get the WinMTR program. Point it at the IP for your server, which can be found :

http://www.wowwiki.com/US_realm_list_by_datacenter

And let it rip. Might be a source of problems for you, might not.

[Janus]

I've been experiencing this quite a bit - but it's mainly affecting my casting. Noticed it during peak hours (6pm - midnight, local). Turns out by running WinMTR we were able to trace it to a single hop on AT&T's network. I've contacted them to hopefully get it straightened out.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/winmtr/

That's where you can get the WinMTR program. Point it at the IP for your server, which can be found :

http://www.wowwiki.com/US_realm_list_by_datacenter

And let it rip. Might be a source of problems for you, might not.

I am running winmtr with the ip of my server but it says no response from host ...

[Vociferate]

It was actually my internet provider. Once I contact them, they were telling me that the game and the ISP were conflicting, despite my tunneling service (WoW Tunnels).

They did some shit behind the scenes, and was fixed about a week later.

[Apps]

It ended up being an addon conflction with JAMBA. Not sure which one it was, I just turned off a few on the slaves that didn't need to be on them (Atlas, Auctioneer, oGlow, etc...)

Problem was fixed.

It was actually my internet provider. Once I contact them, they were telling me that the game and the ISP were conflicting, despite my tunneling service (WoW Tunnels).

They did some shit behind the scenes, and was fixed about a week later.

This is exactly what happened to me a month ago. OMG I was so upset. Before the ISP admitted a problem. I did this.
many virus scans in safe mode
removed all addons
repaired wow
deleted the WTF and other Cache folders
uninstalled wow and reloaded
uninstalled ISBoxer and reloaded
purchased and installed new video card
added more RAM
reformatted HD
upgraded OS software to Win 7
bought new router
checked for open ports
ran several other tests..finally determined its NOT me.
(of course, Ive called the ISP several times by now... "No issues in your area, your modem showing working properly")

Finally, I demanded the ISP come check out the modem. He came, but the night before I got an automated call from ISP... they had some technical work finish local to me.... did I still want them to come out, press 1?

Internet started working perfectly, but I had the dude come out anyway, and replace the cable lines, and the CAT5 cables, and the modem... just cause I was pissy.

Time Warner Cable. (thumbs down)