Looking to migrate from tiscali.

[Lance]

Indeed Sebby. Three days at least I would wait. Maybe have a word on Friday morning with support though, so you don't get stuck with it over the weekend

[pup]

yeah itll be fine i know it. i was just like a kid on xmas morning, trying to play with a toy before its completly unwrapped

[Lance]

And who can blame you! When i first migrated here, I kept surfing just looking for stuff to download!

[RA-1972]

lol pup i know the feeling

[pup]

  wait 3-5 days for profile to recover, wait 14 days to resync router to improve margin (used have dsl modem), then another 14 days to resync again 

I want it now daddy!

[RA-1972]

Its took me about 10 days m8 now look at my connection cant fault it dl @ 750 kbs on some dl sites best move i ever made comeing to idnet .

[pup]

i know it will be fine, just glad to be away from tiscali




tiscali

[pup]

Right im off t bed, night peeps

[pup]

 
Yahooooooo My profile has finally updated itself

Test1 comprises of Best Effort Test:  -provides background information.
    IP profile for your line is - 5000 kbps
    DSL connection rate: 448 kbps(UP-STREAM)  5792 kbps(DOWN-STREAM)
    Actual IP throughput achieved during the test was - 2908 kbps

My  sync is a bit lower (proberly because my 3yr old decided to turn the router off yesterday, then 3hrs later the main RCD in the house tripped) 

I notice that the actual throughput is a bit low, I notice that DeViTTo has a similar issue.

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[Rik]

Could be noise, wrong MTU settings or just possibly a line fault. If we can get your stats from you, we can take a look at the most likely cause.

[Lance]

Could also be a BT exchange issue

[Sebby]

Hmm, something's not quite right there. It could be errors leading to poor throughput, exchange congestion, MTU/RWIN problem, or just some other problem on the line. If you post your stats, it'll help us diagnose further.

[Rik]

Can't remember, are you a Speedtouch expert, Sebby. I'm trying to find how to set MTU - and failing dismally.

[Sebby]

It has to be done via the CLI, Rik.

Telnet into the router and login.

Then, type:
ip ifconfig intf=LocalNetwork mtu=xxxx

And finally:
saveall

[Lance]

Thanks Sebby!

[Sebby]

Pleasure.

Just to mention that, IIRC, it's set at 1500 by default. Really there's no reason to change it on the router; it's better to do it within Windows.

[Rik]

Thanks, Sebby. I was just starting on the CLI manual.

[Sebby]

You'd have been reading that all night, Rik. It's pretty hefty, IIRC.

[Rik]

You are so right...

[Sebby]

I don't know about you, but I find CLI manuals quite complex. I generally understand what it's going on about, but finding the command you need is often tough.

[Rik]

That was exactly where I was struggling - and the index wasn't helping. I was about to hit Google if you hadn't appeared.

[Sebby]

I'm glad I managed to make myself useful, in that case.

[Rik]

You always do.

[Sebby]

You'll make me blush... 

[Rik]

I'll do my best.