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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
What is "base ping"? Pinging what from where? When I ping my modem from inside the LAN, it's 1,2 or 3 ms.
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I'm on the retail customer firmware (if that makes a difference)
It is usually between them, but the several pings within a 100 pings go high (to maybe 5 to 10 ms). As you can see from the changeover date here the green/blue line is higher:
Also the sharptooth effect of the max latency is always like in this graph and doesn't settle down. Congestion in my area starts around 6-7pm and ends @ 11-1am (anywhere between 10mb to 50-60mb is obtained at these times. Its fully random). full speed is obtained at other times of the day. The red lines are me restarting or work done today at the local cab.
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
That's what's supposed to happen. Someone's messed up configuration if the guy is only getting 9 of the 12 channels.
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Is it worth posting to the community forums about it? I know my modem can lock onto all 12 (but only 9 at the time) as restarting the hub sometimes changes the channels.
Its a cisco ubr and only recently (December last year) the work was done for the extra channels. However the speed upgrade in my area is not active yet for all users between July-September. (Got it early due to retentions deal)