Dann lege die Daten doch einfach vor. 

In 98% der Fälle lassen sich nämlich in diesen gar keine Fehler feststellen.

Ab dem zweiten Hop  betrifft es sowieso nicht mehr deinen DSL Anschluss und daher wird eine Überprüfung auch nie einen Fehler finden.

 

Leider werden für solche Beweise gerne Ping-Plotter Screenshots vorgelegt die missinterpretiert werden.

Wenn es bei dir anders ist, muss man weiterschauen

 

https://www.pingman.com/kb/5

 

The important thing to remember is that the only thing that really matters is the final destination. If the final hop is showing 0% packet loss and acceptable latency, then all the hops before that can show all kinds of errors and as long as the final destination isn't affected, then this is an artifact of router configuration, and there is no problem.

The only hop that really matters is the final destination - the rest of the data at intermediate hops is only useful when there is problems at the final destination - then you can look at intermediate hops to determine the cause of the problem.

If a particular hop is showing 100% packet loss, it might just not be configured to return packets to the sender when TTL=0 (we rely on this to get information about intermediate hops).

Having one or more non-responding intermediate hops is very normal and doesn't indicate there is a problem. If everything else looks good, just ignore those hops.