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Peter_ 16-03-2011 12:39

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
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Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35193803)
Just upgrade back to 100 Meg as tech guy had fixed my power level. It now stable 98.79Meg download and 9.42Meg upload. Downloading transfer rate of 10.2Mb/s solid. Ping is now 6ms. Much better :)

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craigj2k12 16-03-2011 12:49

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
wow the red arrows have gone past


...oh no wait, that was just three flying pigs:wtf:

Chris 16-03-2011 12:55

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
A question for the techs ... Would a tier change be likely to trigger a fresh IP bring issued to the subscriber?

danielf 16-03-2011 12:58

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35193821)
A question for the techs ... Would a tier change be likely to trigger a fresh IP bring issued to the subscriber?

I'm guessing there hasn't been a change?

craigj2k12 16-03-2011 13:02

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
ip adresses are dynamic, they change evey time you connect.

telford was on 30, then 100, then 30, now 100 again. every time he has changed, his modem will have re-established a connection, and a new ip address given

Ignitionnet 16-03-2011 13:05

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
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Originally Posted by craigj2k11 (Post 35193824)
ip adresses are dynamic, they change evey time you connect.

telford was on 30, then 100, then 30, now 100 again. every time he has changed, his modem will have re-established a connection, and a new ip address given

No, they are sticky. They change either whenever a customer changes CPE MAC address, changes DHCP scope via a resegmentation or config change, when DHCP server is reloaded or otherwise its table cleared, or a client is offline for long enough for their old lease to be taken by another subscriber.

He'll have the same IP address on 30Mbps as 100Mbps.

Sirius 16-03-2011 13:44

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by telfordcable (Post 35193803)
Just upgrade back to 100 Meg as tech guy had fixed my power level. It now stable 98.79Meg download and 9.42Meg upload. Downloading transfer rate of 10.2Mb/s solid. Ping is now 6ms. Much better :)

Straight to the point here, I don't believe a word your saying.

Chris 16-03-2011 13:58

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
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Originally Posted by danielf (Post 35193823)
I'm guessing there hasn't been a change?

Sounds like it's not relevant, but what I'm really trying to do is get evidence - lots of you in this thread seem sure the OP is some sort of troll, wind-up merchant or general time-waster. I want to see what we can establish for certain rather than by innuendo or resorting to LOLcat-style interweb cartoons. ;)

Stephen 16-03-2011 14:03

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
Hmmmm I smell something and it ain't pretty.

Is it actually possible to get 100 then downgrade to 30 the next day and then back to 100 a couple of hours later? Do our systems really work that fast and surely he would be tied to a contract by now if anything he says is actually true?

BenMcr 16-03-2011 14:08

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35193855)
Hmmmm I smell something and it ain't pretty.

Is it actually possible to get 100 then downgrade to 30 the next day and then back to 100 a couple of hours later? Do our systems really work that fast and surely he would be tied to a contract by now if anything he says is actually true?

You could certainly downgrade from 100Mbit to 30Mbit, but as far as I'm aware going back up again is an install tech appointment only

craigj2k12 16-03-2011 14:10

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35193861)
You could certainly downgrade from 100Mbit to 30Mbit, but as far as I'm aware going back up again is an install tech appointment only

and im pretty sure you cant make a tech appointment for the same day, a couple of hours later

weesteev 16-03-2011 14:12

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
Correct Ben, 100Mb shouldn't be a tier change but a manned install only during this rollout phase. Although theres nothing to stop a 100Mb tier change if the customer has the correct equipment, although if the customer had issues and downgraded to 30 then why would CS/CR change back to 100Mb without a tech roll?

And how did an engineer fix it so quickly? Surely a callout would be 24-48 hours minimum?

Trollz be lurkin here.... screenshots of a mates connection that he is flashing as his own? Or maybe he has 100Mb but just wants to chat about it? Either way, we had screenshots of speed tests of 100Mb but no evidence of the so called fluctuating speed...

:)

Stephen 16-03-2011 14:13

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 35193861)
You could certainly downgrade from 100Mbit to 30Mbit, but as far as I'm aware going back up again is an install tech appointment only

Even if you only just downgraded from 100 the day before?

BenMcr 16-03-2011 14:15

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35193868)
Even if you only just downgraded from 100 the day before?

I suppose it might be technically possible with some system fiddling, but whoever did it would probably get spoken to.

Personally I can't be bothered finding out if it is or not.

Sirius 16-03-2011 14:15

Re: Finally arrives here !
 
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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35193851)
Sounds like it's not relevant, but what I'm really trying to do is get evidence - lots of you in this thread seem sure the OP is some sort of troll, wind-up merchant or general time-waster. I want to see what we can establish for certain rather than by innuendo or resorting to LOLcat-style interweb cartoons. ;)

I think i have made my position clear, I think he has and is taking us all for a ride. I just cannot figure out why ???:


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