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When will the new speeds on Openserve show on the control panel?
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Hi.When will the new speeds on Openserve show on the control panel?
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Hi.
We have completed the changes on our end. We are waiting for the FNO to complete the processes from their side.
I assume the first quoted post refers to the Openserve upgrade?Hi.
Please note that the the changes may take 4 to 6 weeks
Hi.I assume the first quoted post refers to the Openserve upgrade?
If so and the changes were completed on ISP side, what are the criteria for some to show 200 vs others showing 150 on clientzone?
I'm not referring to getting the actual speed (yet), it just seems like "I have not been invited to the party"
It has been corrected both with the FNO and on your profile.When will the new speeds on Openserve show on the control panel?
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Appreciate adding me to the invitees for the party!It has been corrected both with the FNO and on your profile.
When Dev rolled out the changes, they skipped clients with pending orders.
No, we don't. What are you experiencing?Is Afrihost using CGNAT for Openserve fibre?
I understand how you feel, I have requested feedback from MFN.I am getting a bit fed up at the lack of response/support here....
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You will always have a better experience with fiber, there is just more bandwidth to work with.Looking at all the issues, and down time experienced on fiber here and elswhere, wondering if it might not be a better option to stay with RAIN 5G. When they finish putting fiber in by us. They started digging up the pavements and buggering up the paving bad. Is what it is.
You will always have a better experience with fiber, there is just more bandwidth to work with.
With customer base of 400K odd, the size of the thread shows there are more customers running smooth than not.
I guess it all depends on who is the fibre from. If frogfail or octofail then I would stay on 5G.Looking at all the issues, and down time experienced on fiber here and elswhere, wondering if it might not be a better option to stay with RAIN 5G. When they finish putting fiber in by us. They started digging up the pavements and buggering up the paving bad. Is what it is.
I guess it all depends on who is the fibre from. If frogfail or octofail then I would stay on 5G.
I am with Vumatel and they have *touch wood* only been down like 3 or 4 times in 4/5 years and every outage wasn't longer than 30 minutes highly depends on fibre provider and area.. Most of my outages were like 5 to 10 minutes maxFrogfoot are the types putting in fiber by us. So yeah ...