The Network Layer, the Internet Protocol, and Routing

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[@rainfordgrey1386]

Hi, I didn't know where to go for this so I'm going to comment sections regarding ISP routing. I had Xfinity in New Jersey. To a server in Quebec, Canada, I had gotten 40 ping. However I moved 20 minutes from there in a suburb extremely close nearby. Now, to the same server in Canada, I now have about 15 ping. I am so curious, but cannot figure out what could have been the problem there in terms of routing efficiency there. I've done traceroutes and the like, I don't know enough about the gateways to actually diagnose where the problem was. Was it a problem on my ISP's side? (also, on another server to Ashburn Virginia, at my old apartment I had gotten 60 ping with the same provider, now at my new house, I get about 8-10)