Gain insights from
the last mile
Your end users aren’t connecting directly to a backbone provider. They connect to their local ISP or mobile provider via a “last mile” access network. So, it's vital to monitor from the last mile. Consumer ISPs do not consistently deliver the bandwidth they advertise as consumption peaks, and networks get saturated.
When to use Last Mile Nodes
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backbone and broadband
Correlate last mile data with monitoring from more consistent backbone and broadband provider locations.
Determine if performance degradation is related to site infrastructure or the end users’ network.
Keep an eye on blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization to understand if your performance is impacted.
Strive for optimal performance across mobile networks
Replicate end user experience across a variety of local ISP networks to identify performance bottlenecks.
Gain visibility into how local ISPs perform at different times of the day.
Ensure that your internal teams are aware of issues and outages occurring on specific ISPs.
Hardware-based last mile monitoring to ensure signal quality
Test from multiple locations around the globe with 100 nodes connected to over 40 local ISPs.
Reduce false positives and false negatives by comparing performance across multiple local ISPs per geography.
Be certain when a performance issue belongs to a specific ISP.
“With Catchpoint, we can instantly appear as an end user in any part of the world even if we don’t have technical resources on demand and replicate the user experience. We can increase time to resolution and solve problem cases on our own in minutes." Misha Kuperman, VP of Cloud Operations, ZScaler
Locations and providers
THE AMERICAS: 64 Total nodes
Anchorage
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GCI
Phoenix
Comcast
Burbank
Charter
Cupertino
AT&T
Englewood
Comcast
Gilroy
Charter
Los Angeles (5)
AT&T
AT&T - IPV6
AT&T Wifi
Frontier
Spectrum Wifi
San Diego
Cox Communications
San Francisco
Comcast
Santa Monica
Spectrum
Thousand Oaks
Verizon Fios
Denver
Comcast
Englewood
Comcast
New Castle
Verizon Fios
Washington DC (2)
Cox Communications
Verizon Fios
Tampa
Frontier
Chicago (2)
Comcast
WideOpenWest
Naperville
Comcast
Springfield
Verizon Fios
Boston (2)
Comcast
Verizon Fios
Minneapolis (2)
Comcast
Xfinity
Jefferson City
Time Warner
Kansas City (2)
Google Fiber
Surewest
Mount Laurel
Comcast
Ridgewood
Verizon Fios
Teaneck
Optimum
Brooklyn
Optimum
Long Island
Verizon Fios
New York (2)
Time Warner
Verizon Fios
Queens
Time Warner
Laconia
Atlantic Broadband
Manchester
Comcast
Jefferson
Time Warner
Portland
Comcast
Philadelphia
Comcast
Pittsburgh (2)
Comcast
Verizon Fios
Three Springs
Atlantic Broadband
Nashville
Google Fiber
Austin
Time Warner
Dallas
AT&T
San Antonio (2)
AT&T
Time Warner
Salt Lake City
Xmission
Reston
Verizon Fios
Richmond
Comcast
Seattle (2)
Comcast
Frontier
Walla Walla
Spectrum
Toronto (2)
Bell Fiber
TekSavvy
Bogota
Telmex
Medellin
Telmex
Lima
Telefonica
Asia-Pacific: 27 Total nodes
Chengdu
China Mobile
Guangzhou (2)
China Telecom
Unicom
Ningxia
China Telecom
Shizuishan
China Telecom
Hong Kong
HK Broadband Network
Alleppey
BSNL
Bengaluru (3)
ACT
Airtel
BSNL
Chennai
BSNL
Delhi
Airtel
Lucknow
Tachyon Broadband
Mumbai
Syscon Infoway
Melbourne
Optus
Sydney
Multihomed
Auckland (2)
Vodafone
Vodafone Fiber
Osaka (2)
OCN NTT
Mulithomed
Tokyo (4)
Nuro Sony
OCN NTT
Softbank
UCOM
Bacolod
Globe Telecom
Bangkok (3)
AIS
3BB Broadband
True Internet
EMEA + Russia: 27 Total nodes
London (6)
British Telecom
EE
Hyperoptic
PlusNet
Sky
Talk
Northampton
British Telecom
Oxford
PlusNet
Paris (8)
Bouygues Telecom
Free ADSL
Free DSL
Free Fibernet
Numbericable Fiber
Orange ADSL
SFR
SFR Fiber
Junglinster
EPT-LU
Voorhout
Ziggo
Stockholm
Telenor
Jeddah
M1
Dubai
Etsalat
Ekaterinburg (4)
Akado
Beeline
Er-Telecom
Rostelecom
Moscow (4)
M9Com
MegaFon
Voxnet
Westcall