Full Signal Crap Speed? -finally a solution
Its really not about signal
-- Signal means you got connection where you place you UTD or your arial in the signal area effects your download rates ...
and also whether you have a near enough basestation...
Try every place possible in your posie using different heigths ect
Needed:
Long ethernet cable
Long power extention
1. Only look at signal reading to see if there is signal
2. Run a large download using a multithreading app that displays a graph like flashget
3. Move arial / utd around monitoring speed of download and giving each place at reasonable chance
4. An alternative to speed test is a ping test...
Run ping -t 196.30.31.100 -l 1
Move UTD/arial to obtain lowest ave ping ie try get below 100ms all the
time. If not possible then try neva to get values over 500ms
New mtu settings (generic and given by helpdesk)
ras mtu 1352
adapter mtu blank
rwin 255555 (ie max possible)
win scale on
timestamp off
select acks on
path MTU discovery on
blackhole no
max dupli acks 1
ttl 64
Its really not about signal
-- Signal means you got connection where you place you UTD or your arial in the signal area effects your download rates ...
and also whether you have a near enough basestation...
Try every place possible in your posie using different heigths ect
Needed:
Long ethernet cable
Long power extention
1. Only look at signal reading to see if there is signal
2. Run a large download using a multithreading app that displays a graph like flashget
3. Move arial / utd around monitoring speed of download and giving each place at reasonable chance
4. An alternative to speed test is a ping test...
Run ping -t 196.30.31.100 -l 1
Move UTD/arial to obtain lowest ave ping ie try get below 100ms all the
time. If not possible then try neva to get values over 500ms
New mtu settings (generic and given by helpdesk)
ras mtu 1352
adapter mtu blank
rwin 255555 (ie max possible)
win scale on
timestamp off
select acks on
path MTU discovery on
blackhole no
max dupli acks 1
ttl 64
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