Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
21-04-2012, 17:04
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
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Originally Posted by craigj2k12
10mb user wont benefit from extra downstreams,
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you dont know that for sure just like i dont know if bonding would (oversubbed network)
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and changing modem is not going to change what network your connected to,
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you sure about that? i know youve mentioned seeing the SH on non docsis3 but from what ive seen most with SHs regardless of speed tier get put on docsis3
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and the docsis3 network is secure!!!!!!!!! 
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indeed it is but is the older nondocsis3 standard modems which resides in the customers property? can they handle the same security measures?
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21-04-2012, 17:48
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
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Originally Posted by craigj2k12
10mb user wont benefit from extra downstreams
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I think they will indirectly providing the shub goes onto docsis 3 and not 1. The fact that the other users will be using more channels and load balancing means that it is less likely the the 1 channel the 10mbit customer uses will be congested.
The thing which confuses me is this:
If you have got however many hundreds of thousands of customers on 10mbit and below using 1 channel why on earth dont we let them load balance across 8 channels, decreasing the chance of 10 of them all using the same 1one channel at the same time and screwing it up for me?
Imho the best thing VM can do to reduce congestion is to let everyone load balance across 8 channels. What is the point in restricting certain tiers to 2 or 3 channels?
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21-04-2012, 20:52
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
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indeed it is but is the older nondocsis3 standard modems which resides in the customers property? can they handle the same security measures?
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if they didnt handle it then they wouldnt be able to connect! Dont forget the old modems are DOCSIS2 capable. The only thing is that they cant channel bond
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I think they will indirectly providing the shub goes onto docsis 3 and not 1. The fact that the other users will be using more channels and load balancing means that it is less likely the the 1 channel the 10mbit customer uses will be congested.
The thing which confuses me is this:
If you have got however many hundreds of thousands of customers on 10mbit and below using 1 channel why on earth dont we let them load balance across 8 channels, decreasing the chance of 10 of them all using the same 1one channel at the same time and screwing it up for me?
Imho the best thing VM can do to reduce congestion is to let everyone load balance across 8 channels. What is the point in restricting certain tiers to 2 or 3 channels?
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No-one uses 2 channels do they? I dont even think anyone has 3 any more, and 4 is being phased out as well. As long as the user is on superhub on docsis3 they will be using the same amount of channels as any other user on the same platform
Although you are correct, a 10mb user locking to 1 channel will make near enough no difference to load balancing, especially seeing as downstream isnt affected by load in the same way as upstream, a loss of speed doesnt necessarily mean loss of performance
The advice I have above was to help the OP of this thread, they would have better performance keeping the modem than changing to the superhub
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27-04-2012, 10:13
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
Wow that was fun, he has given me a superhub as apparently these old modems are no good....
He then proceeded to "install" the superhub using the OLD power supply that is a lower voltage and provides a lower amount of amps. I then told him I wasn't happy about that so he said he'd give me another PSU at the door.... great. He told me they usually don't swap the PSU's but as its a big PSU it could do with being changed!
I told him the brown box on the front of our house is damaged and he originally said he'd look at it, then he changed his mind and said he'd have to book an S.O.R (i think) as its raining and he needs a 30 min slot to do it!!
He also said my router (Asus RT-N56U!) was probably not good enough, I just pretended to agree with him.
Oh well at least it works now.
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27-04-2012, 13:28
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
What are your power levels like now?
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27-04-2012, 13:54
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
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What are your power levels like now?
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Hi, Here you go:
Does that seem OK?
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27-04-2012, 16:40
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
ish. The shub definitely wasnt the magic cure and I would have expected him to make your downstream power a bit better. 7 is still borderline.
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28-04-2012, 10:42
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
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ish. The shub definitely wasnt the magic cure and I would have expected him to make your downstream power a bit better. 7 is still borderline.
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Could it be because my brown box on the front of the house is basically hanging off? and the splitter inside seems to be a bit rusty.
I did tell him but he said it would not effect it..
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28-04-2012, 14:05
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
I dont think it would cause your power levels to get better or worse
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28-04-2012, 16:18
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Re: Internet connection really slow, upload problem?
get a screwdriver and fix the box back the wall? get a splitter off ebay if you want to replace it.
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