Virgin 4Mb to upgrade to 10Mb February - Summer

[Matt123]

I am getting horrible download speeds considering the upgrade is done.

Getting max speed off the VM FTP, but from anywhere else i'm struggling to get 100kb

[demented]

Swansea and Haringey are now listed as September (with just today and tomorrow to go ).

[JediMaster]

Originally Posted by demented

Swansea and Haringey are now listed as September (with just today and tomorrow to go ).

let the re-booting session begin

[Tech_Boy]

probably overnight tonight or tomorrow night then.

[AppleSauce]

Since Swansea and Haringey are now listed before September that means the Bradford area should be done by the end of today.

Nothing as of yet.

[Pete2]

Originally Posted by JediMaster

let the re-booting session begin

Let's hope my Surfboard 4100 is as good as the Virgin site tell us then eh?

Originally Posted by Pete2

Let's hope my Surfboard 4100 is as good as the Virgin site tell us then eh?

Motorola 4100
From December 2000/January 2001 Customers started to receive the Motorola 4100. It is Docsis only (so will not work reliably if at all, on the parts of the network that use Eurodocsis). The 4100 models was Ethernet and USB, and Motorola soon introduced a model with USB as well, the 4100 (see below). Apart from the USB connector the 4100 also had a Standby button on the front. The 4100 remained in use until approximately October 2001.

Does not support 10 or 20Mbps Tiers of Service




Info from http://www.chetnet.co.uk/articles/in...x_v2&id=91&c=4

[Pete2]

Originally Posted by whydoIneedatech

Motorola 4100
From December 2000/January 2001 Customers started to receive the Motorola 4100. It is Docsis only (so will not work reliably if at all, on the parts of the network that use Eurodocsis). The 4100 models was Ethernet and USB, and Motorola soon introduced a model with USB as well, the 4100 (see below). Apart from the USB connector the 4100 also had a Standby button on the front. The 4100 remained in use until approximately October 2001.

Does not support 10 or 20Mbps Tiers of Service





Info from http://www.chetnet.co.uk/articles/in...x_v2&id=91&c=4

Thanks for the link wdinat. Do you work for VM Tech Support?

It's getting a little confusing, as users on other forums say their 4100 is handling 10mb perfectly. The official VM site says the same. I don't know much about the Docsis/Eurodocsis issue. How does that affect users on VM?..

Is there a FAQ somewhere I can read?

Originally Posted by Pete2

Thanks for the link wdinat. Do you work for VM Tech Support?

It's getting a little confusing, as users on other forums say their 4100 is handling 10mb perfectly. The official VM site says the same. I don't know much about the Docsis/Eurodocsis issue. How does that affect users on VM?..

Is there a FAQ somewhere I can read?

Yes I do and you need to call in and get that modem swapped out for our new Ambit 256.

FAQ's you are reading them in any post on this Forum.

[Pete2]

Thanks. I'll phone Tech Support tomorrow

---------- Post added at 21:14 ---------- Previous post was at 21:00 ----------

Originally Posted by whydoIneedatech

Yes I do and you need to call in and get that modem swapped out for our new Ambit 256.

FAQ's you are reading them in any post on this Forum.

Lol..just realised you answered my question on the DS Forums too

[natf]

Just been upgraded here in Bradford, but suffering poor speeds so far.

Had the "SW INIT - Via Config file cm-10240-512" message in the modem logs, but struggling to get over 5000/400kbps on the bbmax speedtest. Getting a wildly fluctuating download rate between 4500 and 7500kbps from VM FTP site.

I wonder if this is due to me having a SB4100 modem? Although I did read a few posts on this very forum, admittedly some time ago, stating that people were getting 10mb with them just fine?

Nath

[MojoUK]

Lokks like we've been upgraded here in Plymouth, but speeds fluctuating at mo, probably until it settles down. About time too! lol

[demented]

Sheffield done.

Tue, 30 Sep 2008 10:59:35 GMT

Test 1: 1024K took 1750 ms = 585.1 KB/sec, approx 4821 Kbps, 4.71 Mbps
Test 2: 1024K took 1547 ms = 661.9 KB/sec, approx 5454 Kbps, 5.33 Mbps
Test 3: 1024K took 1594 ms = 642.4 KB/sec, approx 5293 Kbps, 5.17 Mbps
Test 4: 2048K took 3188 ms = 642.4 KB/sec, approx 5293 Kbps, 5.17 Mbps

Overall Average Speed = approx 5215 Kbps, 5.1 Mbps

To repeat this test from the source server click here.

[Gar]

Happy to report that Swansea is done and dusted.

I did numberous test speeds and all came back as being stable and pretty much identical:

9584 Kbps down, 468 Kbps up.
9845 Kbps down. 486 Kbps up.
9827 Kbps down. 476 Kbps up.
9.88 Mb down. 0.49 Mb up.

[ShaneC]

According the the status site, all areas are now COMPLETED