Getting a blistering 639K/sec on NNTP, on a 20mbps line. Are you shaping this too now, or is the South capacity issue extending into office hours?
Afriman, why is our capped account getting throttled and packet loss at 60% and 12% avg? I didn't pay for this service quality. Attached screenshots for proof.
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I'm in Durban, 4meg line.
Upload speeds are not affected by any policies, so we generally give the lines full access. However, upload and download traffic still constitutes network traffic (ADSL is asynchronous) so it would be affected by overall network traffic, as well as traffic on your local network.
The point is, upload traffic on your network is far slower than with any other ISP I've tried. This includes Vox, MWeb and IS. I can't complain in terms of download, Afrihost capped data works fine in that regard.
I'm going to give it another month with AH. If nothing changes, I'm moving my capped data package to IS.
Sounds like a very odd issue, drop me a PM with some comparison results![]()
Thanks, will do so when I get the chance to run some tests. My connection is busy at the moment. Unfortunately, the MWeb account was only on a trial basis, so I don't have access to it anymore. I still have Vox and IS accounts for comparison though.
I want to get the 10mbps line capped 150gb. But I see a lot of talk about contention issues here. What speeds can I expect to get out here? 5mbps or less?
Im in George in the Western Cape. and I don't want to commit to something I will regret.
Hi
While there are some problems, it's not affecting everyone.
Once our network is settled you can expect line speed.
Hi
While there are some problems, it's not affecting everyone.
Once our network is settled you can expect line speed.
I want to get the 10mbps line capped 150gb. But I see a lot of talk about contention issues here. What speeds can I expect to get out here? 5mbps or less?
Im in George in the Western Cape. and I don't want to commit to something I will regret.
I signed up a week and a half ago, and am regretting the decision significantly.
You'd be lucky to get 50% of line speed, speeds have been even more atrocious today.
In Cape Town, so you'd likely see the same performance as mine. The only solution is IPC upgrade, which will take months. Best avoid for now...
So he should NOT sign up for anything until your network is "settled" ?
So he should NOT sign up for anything until your network is "settled" ?
Pretty much why I said:
Not really cool to be telling customers to pull in when you know you have problems.
That's something that's up to you
The slower speeds aren't being seen by everyone and we are seeing a better trend to the demand and services normalising.
^^ They have No "problems" with their network other than our increase in demand... which is OUR problem not theirs!