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Locky 25-04-2007 13:04

Dire Service
 
any in oldham (shaw) geting absolutely dire speeds and pings, pings 800+ upload 200 kbs give or ake download no more than 2 meg impossible to game or download anything from anywere service has been ****e for a few days but this is utterlypathetic it isnt even usable, any1 else geting similar problems ?

nvm just checked the service status and it says this

On the morning of Wednesday the 25th April between midnight and 6 am, Network improvements will result in a loss of service in Hatfield, Wearside, Oxford, Charminster, Brighton, Cosham, Cambridge and the surrounding areas. Network updates in Oldham, Bromley, South London and the surrounding areas may result in a loss of service. Server updates in Renfrew, Peterbrough and the surrounding areas will result in a loss of Cable Modem provisioning.

sstainer 25-04-2007 13:20

Re: Dire Service
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Locky (Post 34284974)
any in oldham (shaw) geting absolutely dire speeds and pings, pings 800+ upload 200 kbs give or ake download no more than 2 meg impossible to game or download anything from anywere service has been ****e for a few days but this is utterlypathetic it isnt even usable, any1 else geting similar problems ?

nvm just checked the service status and it says this

On the morning of Wednesday the 25th April between midnight and 6 am, Network improvements will result in a loss of service in Hatfield, Wearside, Oxford, Charminster, Brighton, Cosham, Cambridge and the surrounding areas. Network updates in Oldham, Bromley, South London and the surrounding areas may result in a loss of service. Server updates in Renfrew, Peterbrough and the surrounding areas will result in a loss of Cable Modem provisioning.


But that was for the hours of 12am to 6am service should be better now by far unknown reason behind your speed issues.

what should they Be ? lol

http://www.petri.co.il/increase_broa...ws_xp_2003.htm
might help ?

Locky 25-04-2007 18:55

Re: Dire Service
 
it has come on all of a sudden speed been ****e over last few days and it seems since that i can not download game, it takes a while even to load the forum and / or post

---------- Post added at 19:55 ---------- Previous post was at 18:53 ----------

FIXED it was the downstream snr / power levels, they reset em

gunnersboy 25-04-2007 20:08

Re: Dire Service
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Locky (Post 34285320)
it has come on all of a sudden speed been ****e over last few days and it seems since that i can not download game, it takes a while even to load the forum and / or post

---------- Post added at 19:55 ---------- Previous post was at 18:53 ----------

FIXED it was the downstream snr / power levels, they reset em

Can you post the levels you got at the moment and can compare with my own. Cheers

Locky 26-04-2007 17:00

Re: Dire Service
 
this is what i have now
downstream
Downstream Lock : Locked Downstream Frequency : 586750000 Hz Downstream Modulation : QAM64 Downstream Interleave Depth : taps12increment17 Downstream Receive Power Level : -14.1 dBmV Downstream SNR : 26.7 dBupstream

Upstream Channel ID : 3 Upstream Transmit Power Level : 43.50 dBmV Upstream Symbol Rate : 2560 Ksym/sec Upstream Frequency : 36800000 Hz Upstream Mini-Slot Size : 2
it appears to be the same as before however since the cs said they reset the power levels it has been fine

Horace 26-04-2007 22:00

Re: Dire Service
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d.h.walker/cmtips/signal.html

Downstream SNR: should be 30 dB or higher: the higher the better. As the SNR decreases below 30 dB, performance will steadily decrease, and errors will increase. The cable modem might stop working properly if the SNR drops below 23.5 dB.

Downstream Received Power: the DOCSIS specification requires cable modems to function correctly with downstream power levels in the range -15 dBmV to +15 dBmV: power readings at or close to those extremes are likely to be unacceptable. However, when connected to a real-life CATV network, a cable modem might be functional over a narrower range than this. Accordingly, cable ISPs will specify an even narrower target range when commissioning their network: this target range will differ according to ISP.

Looks like you need an engineers visit.

Locky 26-04-2007 22:17

Re: Dire Service
 
hmm maybe i will see what they say then tomorow, engineer visit = free ?

Sirpingalot 26-04-2007 22:32

Re: Dire Service
 
Mine's only around 31.3, and I'm getting full bandwidth, so it can't be that much of a problem. Most likely modem config


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