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Originally posted by jacktucky:
I was a little disappointed that I can only get 178Kbps download from newsgroups, but I can get all of my work done, and I haven't had an outage yet.
Jack If you have a T1, you should be getting the same up and down.
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What I meant was after install speedtest was testing at 1.5 but downloading from newsgroups tops out at 178kbps. Download and upload are usually the same, but today Speedtest.net is showing a slight difference. I have QOS turned on on my router so I doubt speedtest would show 1.5 anymore. ![[Linked Image from speedtest.net]](https://www.speedtest.net/result/370033944.png)
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Gee, used to be that a T1 was the gold standard for speed. And here I am complaining about my lousy speed. <a href="https://www.speedtest.net"> ![[Linked Image from speedtest.net]](https://www.speedtest.net/result/370090985.png) </a>
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jacktucky, if you consistently get ping timings over 200ms, you may want to give ATT Worldnet a call.
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![[Linked Image from speedtest.net]](https://www.speedtest.net/result/370633288.png) And this is one to the Owensboro server: ![[Linked Image from speedtest.net]](https://www.speedtest.net/result/370634995.png) Seems like I'm getting double your numbers and half the ping time, and I'm 700 miles farther away.
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Unfortunately, ISPs are not obligated to provide low latency in connections, unlike their obligations re:bandwidth. But they should be able to provide more efficient routing (if they want to keep you as a customer?) This is a nifty tool, the lite version is free. Try the "live" demo: web page
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![[Linked Image from speedtest.net]](https://www.speedtest.net/result/370753762.png) Im getting some pretty crappy speed here too.
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https://www.speedtest.net/result/370779344.png Wireless I'm getting 15/5 No complaints about Fios Sam
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Just ran a speed test here in the office at school. ![[Linked Image from speedtest.net]](https://www.speedtest.net/result/370787911.png) The computer is slooow but I guess our internet isn't bad!
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Originally posted by arc: I was looking over some pinout charts, and noticed that the RJ-48C seems to be the same as the RJ-48X jack except for the shorting bars. It says here that both of those jacks are for 1.544 Mbps data service. Where would you use the RJ-48C (without the shorting bars) instead of the RJ-48X (with the shorting bars)?
Is "1.544 Mbps data service" always a T1 or PRI line, or is there some other 1.544 Mbps data service out there? Use RJ48X if you can-- the reason is simple. Automatic loopback if you disconnect your side. Benefit: The local CO won't get a LOS/RED Alarm, and they won't OOS your circuit after a period of inactivity.
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