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Primary Downstream Service Flow Max Traffic Rate 33330000 bps Primary Upstream Service Flow Max Traffic Rate 3333000 bps |
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I reckon it will be the same for everybody so if anybody else has a doubled 30 your upload config would be appreciated.
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https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2012/08/15.png And he was on his way. However all is not good. I wanted to use my own router and had researched how to hack my rt n-16 running tomato to let it connect to the Sky system. For this I needed my sky router username/password which they obfuscate. Relatively easy to obtain from the Sagem router which I expected to receive however they have sent me their very latest Hub.:shocked: for which I have no idea how to obtain my username/password. So I am stuck with it for the moment. :( No specs for the Hub although I believe it to be a 300 N device with 100meg ports :( It is a dual DSL/Sky fibre device. There is a dedicated DSL connector but the sky fibre is connect direct to the switch only leaving 3 ports for other wired devices. Providing the device proves to serviceable the easiest thing is to connect a gigabit switch to it. I'm going to use it as is for a bit and see how it performs. |
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Never understood Sky's stance on this. By all means provide the router, even only provide support to people using it if you must, but don't actively prevent people from using something else. This was always my problem with the SH when it lacked modem mode - how arrogant to suggest that your router will be sufficient for everyone's needs.
I used the HH3 with my Infinity connection up until about 2 weeks ago as I was struggling to get the port forwarding to play ball. Now I'm using a WNR3300 with DD-WRT and a gigabit switch. I've got the flexibility to use what I want after the OR modem, as it should be! |
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I knew Sky were inflexable as regards routers but I really wanted to dump BT. I didn't expect any problems with a Sagem. Getting this new Hub has flummoxed me for the moment but I am confident someone will figure out how to extract the relevent data from it soon. |
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That's not a bad connection, Can you do a speedtest to Paris, France? And am I right in saying 120 Mb will not have STM ? |
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Well when 100 Mb launched as it was the top package it didn't have any STM. I also heard rumours that when 120 Mb comes into force, as it would be the top package it also wouldn't have STM and I can't find any STM info on it. Also could you please do one final speedtest to Wellington, New Zealand? A pingtest to Maidenhead would be nice too, to see the jitter and ping. The sky speeds + ping look impressive and I may have to consider switching if they match Virgins 120 Mb speeds or higher. I imagine they are using BTs fibre ? |
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fiber cant come soon enough here.
last 2 to 3 days I noticed severe issues, by severe I mean web pages not loading, emails not arriving ssh barely responding on an idle line. here is a tracert. Tracing route to bbc.co.uk [212.58.241.131] over a maximum of 30 hops: 1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms home.gateway2 [192.168.1.1] 2 8 ms 7 ms 8 ms cpc14-leic14-2-0-gw.8-1.cable.virginmedia.com [8 2.30.112.1] 3 * 1672 ms * leic-core-2a-ae7-775.network.virginmedia.net [82 .3.35.73] 4 1693 ms 1638 ms 1632 ms leed-bb-1c-ae5-0.network.virginmedia.net [62.253 .174.113] 5 1883 ms 1808 ms 1814 ms leed-bb-1a-ae10-0.network.virginmedia.net [62.25 3.174.21] 6 1775 ms * 1744 ms nrth-bb-1b-as2-0.network.virginmedia.net [62.253 .185.101] 7 1768 ms * 1843 ms tele-ic-4-ae0-0.network.virginmedia.net [62.253. 174.18] 8 * * * Request timed out. 9 * * * Request timed out. 10 1621 ms 1660 ms * ae1.er01.rbsov.bbc.co.uk [132.185.254.46] 11 1800 ms * 1725 ms 132.185.255.60 12 1672 ms 1659 ms 1661 ms 212.58.241.131 The first external hop looks normal, so this indicates an issue between my UBR and the rest of VM's network. I personally noticed this issue 2 out of the 3 past days at around 5pm. When I checked the TBB graph which I havent checked for a while I see a huge spike with much of it red, but not only at 5pm but also again around 10pm, checking historical data shows it almost daily at random points between 5pm and 11pm for the past 3 weeks. In addition my general jitter has been poor since mid may with noticeble congestion showing after 9 in the morning and I cannot remember the last time I had max download speed as thats also been affected. BT put FTTC back to dec 2012 but work has been ongoing since june so I really hope its ahead of schedule because I will be off in a flash when its available. VM are acting like they want to lose customers. Normally I contact the CEO office and start a 6-12 month process of waiting for the fix, not this time, the decision is made I will be parting ways with VM as soon as FTTC is here. |
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Thanks for that! They are impressive results! I shall probably move to BT when the 100 Mb is available in my area. |
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Its not all rosey in the BT world...
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