maybe moving

[Rik]

It is your first day.

[Baz]

ok banners it is then David  maybe wish you hadnt said that 


can you not speed the thing up though


arrgghhhhhhhhhhh  starting to hurt my eyes.   stopped it now  David wins

[Rik]

No, there's no option to change the speed or sort the glow effect for anything but IE. 

[David]

Good God...................nearly had one of my turns................

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[David]

I find this hypnotic........................zzzzzzzzzzzz

[Danni]

Wheeee!

[David]

If you must Danni............................go on I will wait 

[Rik]

Why am I beginning to think of toboggans and snowy hills? 

[David]

I dont know Rik,you are feeling sleepy,very sleepy..........but I do have this effect on people 

[Rik]

I thought it was Sam and his large Toblerone.

[David]

  Lucky lad 

[Rik]

 

[David]

 

[Baz]

quick update if  you interested. 

got switched earlier than expected on Friday     speeds  stuck at about 1800kbps but this may have been due to last ISP putting me back on a fixed 2mb to try and fix the prob.  Saturday speed shot up to   Actual IP throughput achieved during the test was - 6735 kbps   then to     Actual IP throughput achieved during the test was - 6737 kbps  later on..........fastest Ive ever had     then starting to drift back down to Actual IP throughput achieved during the test was - 4496 kbps today. is this normal.

looking better already though.

[Rik]

Can you do a BT test, Baz, and find out what your profile is?

[Baz]

Im on it Rik. the unfortunate drawbacks of having speed probs is I visit BT site a lot

Mon 18th Aug at 4.15pm
Your DSL connection rate: 8128 kbps(DOWN-STREAM),  448 kbps(UP-STREAM)
    IP profile for your line is - 7150 kbps
    Actual IP throughput achieved during the test was - 4496 kbps

[Rik]

Given the speeds you have seen, that looks like exchange congestion. Can you get at the error count at all?

[Baz]

where will that be Rik

[Rik]

Enter this in the browser address bar:

http://192.168.0.1/setup.cgi?todo=debug

which should result in a screen which just says 'Debug enable'.
(That's assuming that you haven't changed the router's IP address from the default).

Then exit from the web interface and open a command-line window. Type:

telnet 192.168.0.1

You should get a BusyBox welcome message to confirm that your telnet connection is established.

Now type:

cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_modem_stats

[Baz]

get    'no such file or directory'

[Rik]

Which model do you have, Baz?

[Baz]

dg834pn

[David]

This reply from Baz has been blocked by windows ? any ideas

[Rik]

I don't think it works with that chipset, sorry. Can't find anything on Kitz either.