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Originally Posted by KoZz_uK
So support are dead right in saying switch off everything for 3 days? I ain't winding in jack mate! Especially me neck!
And in anycase you have an incorrect perspective about people with MS credentials. Qualified to fix Servers..  Oh, sorry I didn't tell you I was a CCNP as well, may have made you cuss some more... even though the certification may be more relevant although not affilited to cable modems!
Flushing the local ARP cache isn't doing f' all... Do you know why I am getting the same IP 82.45.x.x when I connect the router to the cable modem? This is the case which I suspect is causing the problem as I already stated that even when the cable modem is connected to the PC and is using this IP 82.45.x.x is still runs at 4MB. However, it's only until i reboot the cable modem it assigns the PC an 82.35.254.x address which in turn gives me a 10MB connection...
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Why not force, the ip you have on your router, onto the direct connection
So the 82.45.x.x onto the 82.35.254.x if you get full speed on the ip then its not the ip, to me it sounds liek the router is blocking the speed i had a similer problem with my wireless router i was geting 3mb service on 10mb but got 10mb direct ot the computer