Connection Testing (DSLreports.com)

[Birdkiller]

WOW interesting result.

hhmmm i tried a second time and got 35k down and 201k up

[Wiggo]

Now that is a very strange result Birdkiller. :?:
Oh and Andy its not how BIG it is but how ya use it. ;)
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[Andy]

lol :p

[Mr.Tweak]

BUMP

Everyone else post their results! :)

[Mr. C]

This should make everyone feel better:)
Well, everyone but me:cry:
Note: screenshot heavily cropped due to obvious upload limitations:laugh:

[Wiggo]

One day Mr.C the power will be in your hands. : peace2:

[Mr. C]

I patiently await the fulfillment of your phrophecy:D

Folks I work with are getting cable access - but so far none of them has a spare room for me.
I don't mind not being able to have a pizza delivered where I live but it would be nice to get a picture of one in 30 minutes or less:laugh:

[Beefy]

here's something to make Mr C feel a little better.. this was on my 56k modem:

[Mr. C]

That's some real nice cropping there Beefy:thumb:

[Olie]

lol
i whooped y'all
a whole 8k

[Olie]

real one


:p
still crap

[Albinus]

This is the TAFE's T1 line with 3 of us madly leeching off it today :D

[Wiggo]

I'm goin' to have to try this next time with the firewall off as that upload speed can't be right by a long shot. :confused:

[Albinus]

I'm goin' to have to try this next time with the firewall off as that upload speed can't be right by a long shot. :confused:

Wiggo, cable modems are asymmetric devices, you are very lucky to get over 128Kbps on OptusNet Cable. To get higher upload speeds you either need something like a T1 or T3 , or ISDN line (same bandwidth in both directions), or SDSL (Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line). :)

[Wiggo]

Is 120Kbps too much to ask for? :?: