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Old 29-09-2004, 01:42   #2
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Re: upload/download problem

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I too have thought that my Samsung box handled P2P stuff less reliably than the old PACE box. However this I in part have also thought may be a conflict with the router, and a poor signal quality to the house to boot. What else explains a need to reboot the STB and D-Link 804V router every day or perhaps more.

I've given up on P2P stuff for the time being and decided to save dosh downgrading to the faster 300 speed. P2P didn't want to work at that well at all" Shareezaa". What software are you using?

Make sure that whatever configuration you are using cannot saturate your upload bandwidth. If it does you download will slow since your download packets cannot be acknowledged so the sender computer cannot verify properly and it all grinds to a halt.
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