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From what I read on the subreddit, it's dependent on how the broadband is being delivered, with DOCSIS causing the higher latency.

You should test to see if the ping is similar using only the Virgin Media equipment.

If everything is working correctly, other than switching ISPs, I think you are out of luck.

Unfortunately, it might just be Virgin Media. If you search the r/VirginMedia subreddit, you'll find multiple posts relating to increased ping compared to other providers.

Here's a Jam video of me reproducing the problem. Hopefully it's reproducible on your end. https://jam.dev/c/5639858f-ba78-44f8-918d-b69ee888f538

Hey @sw_mp @paul1987, This was the method that worked for me some time ago. I hope it can help for both of you too. https://forum.netduma.com/topic/55901-netduma-r3-server-line/?do=findComment&comment=415394

Could the issue above be the same issue you are having?

My suggestions would help streamline the processes to make it easier for the user. My inspiration for the suggestions comes a lot from the internet rules tab. 1. Yes, precisely that—a toggle switch so you don't have to delete and re-add device rules. 2. Yes, you can. However, if a user wants to remove or add an activity, they'll have to edit the existing rule. With suggestion 1 implemented and the activities separated by device rules, they could just hit the toggle to turn each activity on or off. 3. No, not for me anyways. 4. Yes, I've seen this now; sorry about that. Exactly the same idea. 5. That's great; thank you. 6. The ability to have multiple concurrent VPN connections.

I would like to suggest the following improvements to Hybrid VPN: 1. The ability to enable and disable the VPN connection per device rule. 2. The ability to have multiple rules per device. 3. The ability to apply the VPN connection to the entire network. 4. The ability to switch between VPN configuration files. 5. The ability to enable or disable a kill switch. Most of these improvements would decrease the amount of time spent editing VPN configuration files and device rules.

An easy way to check for tomorrow is when you are selecting kits. If your ping is around 4 ms, then you'll be on London servers, and if it's around 11 ms or above, then you're most likely not.

I believe it might be. The labels aren't always correct, so sometimes they can be misidentified and sometimes the server/peer mislocated. This is what mine looks like when connecting to EA servers. When clicked on, does yours display the city/town as London?

Do you ever connect to that peer connection?

When you tried reducing the filter circle to include only the London servers, were you just infinitely searching for a game?

This is about Ultimate Team, right? If so, when I found an opponent on Division Rivals, then the server would appear.

I am able to connect to the London servers just fine, so the servers aren't currently down. When using filtering mode, try reducing the filter size of the circle to exclude the non-London servers.