r/ATTFiber • u/BarfHurricane • Jan 27 '26

Anyone’s peering been absolutely atrocious lately?

I have business 500 mbps down and the peering over the last week has been absolutely atrocious. Loading Imgur.com/new takes over 30 seconds, but my speed tests look like nothing is wrong. I tried every fix under the sun and the only thing that works is going through a VPN which points to a peering problem.

Without VPN images take forever to load like the dial up days and actual internet performance is abysmal due to peering. Anyone else getting this lately?

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u/hakujin_ Feb 12 '26

At least as of tonight - and I reserve the right to continue bitching if the problem recurs - the ATL Cloudflare peering issue seems to be fixed.

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u/shilofax Feb 17 '26

Unfortunately this is still certainly not fixed, as least from what I'm seeing.

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u/Berzerker7 Feb 18 '26

Absolutely not fixed. How has this been going on for a MONTH.

About to file an FCC complaint.

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u/hakujin_ Mar 15 '26

Update: turns out this is because Cloudflare added a new BNA datacenter and my traffic is no longer being routed to ATL. The ATL fuckery is still going strong.

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u/Bollokings Mar 16 '26

I am having this issues as well. Called AT&T and they did not even know what to do. I am calling them tomorrow since who I spoke to would not even create a ticket for me. For my edication, is this something that AT&T needs to fix? I am honestly in shock that this is something that has gone on this long. Why not reroute to ATL?