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Rammy... seems like i'm having the same probs as you :(
Can you lemme know how it goes please mate? Paul - you had this problem too? Seems to be a London-wide thing. I'm on 10 meg, via Samsung STB. 3meg was rock solid, now its averaging between 0.5mbps & 2mbps. Transfer rate occaisonally spikes at 500k/s+ but always with an average transfer rate less than 2mbps... |
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Modem install is tomorrow-I persuaded them to do this for free :) . I do hope I have a working connection/router afterwards. Anything I should watch out for/make sure the engineers do? |
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As we live relatively close geographically, I half expect to get the same engineers as you do. If they turn up early at your place, please don't delay them :D |
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<edit> don't think Watford & South London will share the same installation crew, though ;) |
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Well I now have a SACM and these are my speeds:
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Now to get my router connected :disturbd: ---------- Post added at 13:56 ---------- Previous post was at 13:44 ---------- Right, router in the loop: Quote:
I have a netgear wgr614 (version 1) ....anyone got any ideas? :confused: |
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Sorry Ramrod, no idea personally. I sure someone will come up with something.
Just got my ntl 250 SACM connected and working fine at present. However, it would of been nice if I had had PIN number generated but it only took 10 mins on the phone to sort out. Seems I've no got double the amount of email addressess and two webspaces :D Ramrod, you're gonna hate me for this. Here is my current connection speed. Tried 10 times and it only varied by 0.2 at most. Fri, 10 Feb 2006 15:17:20 UTC 1st 512K took 438 ms = 1169 KB/sec, approx 9633 Kbps, 9.41 Mbps 2nd 512K took 437 ms = 1171.6 KB/sec, approx 9654 Kbps, 9.43 Mbps 3rd 512K took 422 ms = 1213.3 KB/sec, approx 9998 Kbps, 9.76 Mbps 4th 512K took 438 ms = 1169 KB/sec, approx 9633 Kbps, 9.41 Mbps Overall Average Speed = approx 9730 Kbps, 9.5 Mbps You wouldn't beleive the current smile I have on my face :D |
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Ramrod, I don't have any experience with wireless routers, but you won't always get the speed from them you need for a 10Mb connection. There are different wireless standards which have different speeds (some are fast enough; some aren't), if you're connecting the wireless adapters with USB, that may also slow things down, and also interference with the signals may affect matters. Might be a good idea to try a PC connected to the router via ethernet rather than wireless and see what speed you get then. If you get a good speed, you know the problem is with your wireless connection; if you get a poor speed, it's most likely to be with your router settings or the connection between router and modem. |
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The connection status on xp says 100.0 Mbps so it should be able to connect my pc at a decent speed. ---------- Post added at 19:28 ---------- Previous post was at 19:27 ---------- Quote:
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Sorry, Rammie - here's your problem (from the specifications in the netgear wgr614 online manual) - Interface Specifications LAN: 10BASE-T or 100BASE-Tx, RJ-45 WAN: 10BASE-T, RJ-45 The WAN port is only 10Mbs. Unfortunately, this isn't fast enough to support a 10Mb internet connection. You need a router with a 10/100 Mb WAN port. So, unfortunately, the speeds you're seeing are about what you should expect with that router. :-( |
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Set WAN to 100 (from 10) oops: |
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