Internet disruption in 18 provinces / the latest status of Iran's network was announced

The latest data from the Pulse Internet Monitoring System shows that Iran's national ping and routing indicators are within the normal range, but signs of disruption have been recorded in 18 provinces of the country.

Ambassador Arjan: The latest data from the Pulse Internet Monitoring System shows that Iran's national ping and routing indicators are within the normal range, but signs of disruption have been recorded in 18 provinces of the country.

According to the latest information published in the Pulse system, until 16:30 on Friday, October 24, 1405, there is no sign of a nationwide disruption of the Internet in the data of this system.

This monitoring shows that the global ping index is around 103% of the midpoint of the three-month interval and the BGP routing index is around 100% of the midpoint of the same interval; The values ​​that are within the normal range of recent changes according to the system evaluation.

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However, the situation is not the same in all provinces. The pulse data indicates the presence of signs of disorder or possible disorder in 18 provinces out of a total of 31 provinces. In the meantime, Razavi Khorasan, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad, Ardabil, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari and Gilan are included in the list of provinces with signs of disorder.

According to the technical description of the system, these results are derived from Cloudflare radar data and IODA indicators and do not necessarily represent the percentage of affected users, the amount of access or available bandwidth.

Therefore, the current data indicate the absence of a simultaneous and nationwide disruption, but to judge the quality of user experience across the country, it is necessary to separately examine download and upload speeds, network latency and connection status in each province.