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New config has been applied here near Crawley too. Had to reboot the Superhub for the change to happen.
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110000000 bps but still can't get over 97 mb on a speedtest |
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I do so love giving you guys these gems, especially when they relate to upgrades of 100Mb, when I don't even have 5Mb upstream available to me yet :p:
The network will be in a position to support 200Mb services once upstream bonding is enabled. All areas on 4 downstreams will have sufficient downstreams available, subject to licencing, to go to 8 downstreams. This is enough to adequately support 200Mb so long as nodes aren't too large. The additional downstreams are supplied through a combination of new line cards and rearrangement of EQAMs. |
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Good to see my performance graph step up a notch or two.
The upload speed is rather variable and somewhat disappointing. It would be good to see the config changed for that too, so we can truly get 10:1. http://www.speedtest.net/results.php...19fca2d4&ria=0 Meanwhile how about joining the speed wave! http://www.speedtest.net/wave/e1169e1735a7c94d |
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No point from VM's angle in upgrading the upstream, they're struggling enough to supply 10.24Mb/s and it's not advertised so not subject to the same regulations.
I would join your speed wave but I'm not sure if my 53Mb downstream would help and my 1.75Mb up definitely wouldn't. |
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Right now the upstream is not very consistent. As you say VM seem to be struggling to deliver. Two up channels would spread the load, would they not? Surely they would have to be capable of finding an extra channel up when they roll out 200Mb/20Mb. Quote:
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i' m getting 104 mb download on speedtest but no faster than 9.4mb upload any one know if virgin media was upgrading the upload speeds too ?
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Check 2 comments above this one. ;) Ignit usually knows. http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35346870-post80.html |
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10+20 goes to 30 30 goes to 60 50 gets upgraded to 100, 100 stays the same and possibly a new service in 2012. |
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The standard configuration seems to be 45.8MHz, 35.8MHz and 27.4MHz. |
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its not based on the 100mbit data. what happens if the node is too large. simply put its enough as long as either noone actually signs up for 200mbit or if they do sign up they dont do any sort of sustained downloading at the same time as high utilisation periods. Your info of whats going on is appreciated however your extra comments seem very out of touch with reality. ---------- Post added at 18:50 ---------- Previous post was at 18:46 ---------- Quote:
its logical to assume double burst needs double capacity. |
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Good questions Chrysalis. Ignit's answers will be useful.
My >300Mb trial modem had two bonded channels up and 8 down. I don't understand, yet, the significance of the bonded bit. |
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Unfortenatly i dont expect an answer.
Interesting info from yourself that in your trial VM were capable of bonding many months ago yet never rolled it out yet. The main significance of the bonding is that the 200mbit service will have a 20mbit upload and the upstream channels are only 18mbit in capacity. So to allow 20mbit it needs 2 or more of the channels. However my concerns relate to overall capacity of these channels as I highly suspect not too many areas have 20mbit of unutilised bandwidth available on existing channels. |
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