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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #15 on: 01 September 2008, 14:40:51 »

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Then, to be really clever, I though about doing it from one of the News servers - 1Gb of unfettled connection, straight on the Colossus backbone, but probably a bit naughty ::)

You HAVE to test it out  ;D

I need to find a way of making my server ALWAYS connected to the internet. If anyone knows how, let me know! (windows 2003 server btw, with a usb ADSL modem). Any ideas??

The plan was to disconect the LAN as my sister will prob be using her pc on the internet! (or at least she was!  ;D)  

God knows why, but its disconnected from the web too?

Just notice my avatar has now gone too! DUHH! :'(
RRAS on Windows Server will do the always connect to internet, though to be perfectly honest, get a router.
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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #16 on: 01 September 2008, 18:55:10 »

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Then, to be really clever, I though about doing it from one of the News servers - 1Gb of unfettled connection, straight on the Colossus backbone, but probably a bit naughty ::)

You HAVE to test it out  ;D

I need to find a way of making my server ALWAYS connected to the internet. If anyone knows how, let me know! (windows 2003 server btw, with a usb ADSL modem). Any ideas??

The plan was to disconect the LAN as my sister will prob be using her pc on the internet! (or at least she was!  ;D)  

God knows why, but its disconnected from the web too?

Just notice my avatar has now gone too! DUHH! :'(
RRAS on Windows Server will do the always connect to internet, though to be perfectly honest, get a router.

Yes, thats what I need to sort, however every time ive tried its all gone tits up!
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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #17 on: 01 September 2008, 19:20:33 »

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Then, to be really clever, I though about doing it from one of the News servers - 1Gb of unfettled connection, straight on the Colossus backbone, but probably a bit naughty ::)

You HAVE to test it out  ;D

I need to find a way of making my server ALWAYS connected to the internet. If anyone knows how, let me know! (windows 2003 server btw, with a usb ADSL modem). Any ideas??

The plan was to disconect the LAN as my sister will prob be using her pc on the internet! (or at least she was!  ;D)  

God knows why, but its disconnected from the web too?

Just notice my avatar has now gone too! DUHH! :'(
RRAS on Windows Server will do the always connect to internet, though to be perfectly honest, get a router.

Yes, thats what I need to sort, however every time ive tried its all gone tits up!
RRAS is fairly easy to set up, you'll have to set up as NAT though, as it can't deal with addressless routed IP, as is used if you have a block of RIPE IPs
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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #18 on: 01 September 2008, 19:27:34 »




Quick enough for me. :y
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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #19 on: 01 September 2008, 19:35:38 »

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Quick enough for me. :y
Blimey, whats that...   ...up looks like dial up, down looks like a poorly 256k line

Edit, just seen, 3G.  Still too slow, guessing its actually GPRS  :-/
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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #20 on: 01 September 2008, 19:41:08 »



I DID 2 AND A BIT OF DIFFERENCE IN DOWNLOAD??




WHAT ALL THIS MEAN LOL
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Re: Speed Test - Update
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« Reply #22 on: 01 September 2008, 19:51:34 »

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Then, to be really clever, I though about doing it from one of the News servers - 1Gb of unfettled connection, straight on the Colossus backbone, but probably a bit naughty ::)

You HAVE to test it out  ;D

I need to find a way of making my server ALWAYS connected to the internet. If anyone knows how, let me know! (windows 2003 server btw, with a usb ADSL modem). Any ideas??

The plan was to disconect the LAN as my sister will prob be using her pc on the internet! (or at least she was!  ;D)  

God knows why, but its disconnected from the web too?

Just notice my avatar has now gone too! DUHH! :'(
RRAS on Windows Server will do the always connect to internet, though to be perfectly honest, get a router.

Yes, thats what I need to sort, however every time ive tried its all gone tits up!
RRAS is fairly easy to set up, you'll have to set up as NAT though, as it can't deal with addressless routed IP, as is used if you have a block of RIPE IPs

I do remember zen giving me the option of 1 static IP, or 8 IP's for NAT maybe???

Heres my results (prob the slowest on here for home broadband!)
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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #23 on: 01 September 2008, 19:52:04 »

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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #24 on: 01 September 2008, 19:53:31 »

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I DID 2 AND A BIT OF DIFFERENCE IN DOWNLOAD??




WHAT ALL THIS MEAN LOL
Variations are expected, both adsl and cable users.  Cable can be particularly affected by other cable customer's habits. DSL tends to slow up a bit during peak times.
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« Reply #25 on: 01 September 2008, 19:54:33 »

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Then, to be really clever, I though about doing it from one of the News servers - 1Gb of unfettled connection, straight on the Colossus backbone, but probably a bit naughty ::)

You HAVE to test it out  ;D

I need to find a way of making my server ALWAYS connected to the internet. If anyone knows how, let me know! (windows 2003 server btw, with a usb ADSL modem). Any ideas??

The plan was to disconect the LAN as my sister will prob be using her pc on the internet! (or at least she was!  ;D)  

God knows why, but its disconnected from the web too?

Just notice my avatar has now gone too! DUHH! :'(
RRAS on Windows Server will do the always connect to internet, though to be perfectly honest, get a router.

Yes, thats what I need to sort, however every time ive tried its all gone tits up!
RRAS is fairly easy to set up, you'll have to set up as NAT though, as it can't deal with addressless routed IP, as is used if you have a block of RIPE IPs

I do remember zen giving me the option of 1 static IP, or 8 IP's for NAT maybe???

Heres my results (prob the slowest on here for home broadband!)
that is number of RIPEs they offer you.

You speed is rubbish, or are you on a 256k line?
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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #26 on: 01 September 2008, 19:55:08 »

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Jeez. I take it when you move, you'll use a different service provider ;D
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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #27 on: 01 September 2008, 20:15:45 »

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Quick enough for me. :y
Blimey, whats that...   ...up looks like dial up, down looks like a poorly 256k line

Edit, just seen, 3G.  Still too slow, guessing its actually GPRS  :-/

HSDPA what ever that means.... ;D

Its quite misleading actually...apart from a couple of sites Betfair and Ebay it loads the content plenty quick enough,no lag or delay.

My home broadband is ofcourse quicker but not THAT much more noticable. :-?
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Re: Speed Test - Update
« Reply #28 on: 01 September 2008, 20:16:47 »

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Jeez. I take it when you move, you'll use a different service provider ;D

Yep!


Note the choice of remote servers!
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« Reply #29 on: 01 September 2008, 20:19:58 »

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Quick enough for me. :y
Blimey, whats that...   ...up looks like dial up, down looks like a poorly 256k line

Edit, just seen, 3G.  Still too slow, guessing its actually GPRS  :-/

HSDPA what ever that means.... ;D

Its quite misleading actually...apart from a couple of sites Betfair and Ebay it loads the content plenty quick enough,no lag or delay.

My home broadband is ofcourse quicker but not THAT much more noticable. :-?

High Speed Downlink Packet Access.

Its a method for packet distribution over 3G networks using HARQ and can support upto 42M using the newer plus version.

It can also be rolled out onto most existing 3G base staions without hardware upgrades and will be what finally does for the ill conceived wimax!
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