NightWulfe
Well-Known Member
Is it just me and my new clarkconnect box, or is there no international browsing happening on iBurst?
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bdt
Executive Member
Ditto for you ..and I'm just up the road from you in Craighall connected, AFAIK, to the Hyde Park site. Just para-loaded Boing Boing, Mazezine and Bit-tech 'n watched the WAN traffic on my router max out around the 102 kBps mark.
bdt
Executive Member
Then best I don't crash my browser and reload 30-odd tabs!Maybe you overloaded his part of iBurst?
NightWulfe
Well-Known Member
I think its my CC box which makes me bleak. Although can't understand how I get local sites and not international.
lolNightWulfe
Well-Known Member
MTU on ppp0 is 1352, and on eth1 its 1492.
If I plug the modem in directly to my notebook its fast again *sigh*. Time to try a different distro...
If I plug the modem in directly to my notebook its fast again *sigh*. Time to try a different distro...
GreatBigMouth
Expert Member
Apparently they bought a few dozen generators for their main base stations. Not sure if it's only rumors or actually true.
riverdusty
Senior Member
eth1 should be 1500, yes? Its local lan port that does nothing fancy?
Standard for your network port on any distro and in 99% of conditions should be MTU 1500. 1492 is the standard for PPPoE. iBurst are 'speshul' (yes i know its not spelled correctly, its for effect) and so require MTU of 1410 minimum for any kind of usability. For complete functionality use 1352, although I use 1360.