Colin62
Executive Member
Eventually it drives you dilly....![]()
You mean you weren't dilly when you started?
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Eventually it drives you dilly....![]()
You mean you weren't dilly when you started?![]()
Yup, why it 'broke' at some point is still unclear. But after morks highlighted it, the guys fixed it.
In case anyone misunderstands, it's probably best to clarify that it is the failure of many forumites to provide useful information [especially location] that eventually drives you dilly.What is the model number of that Huawei modem?
Ok, now do some local speed testing:
http://speed.vodacom.co.za/
and then
http://speedtest.net/ - IIRC v3g recommends using the Jhb speedtest.net server even if you are in the CT area - something to do with that CT server having sucky bandwidth.

Guessing, but I'd say it's a backhaul issue, best to call 155 and insist on a reference number so the problem is logged.
Important to distinguish between the radio link between modem and base-station and the backhaul bandwidth from the base-station to the core network - I suspect the latter is the problem in your area.
BTW, have you tried [post=756106]ginggs' MDMA[/post] application with your E220? - it will give you more info than you're getting from the Huawei Mobile Partner s/w.
No one is insignificant.
Not aware of any global problem, so it's probably something local to your area or local radio conditions. Will ask. Or rather use the link in my sig and send me the details.
Out of the 11K+ posts I've made over the years, probably the most recurred response is to tell me where someone is and what the details of the problem is (check the template).
You'll be surprised how many PM's I get that reads "I can't work, what's wrong?".
Or "As per my post on the forum, I can't work, what's wrong?".
Eventually it drives you dilly....![]()
By the way, is there som way i can "lock" my device to any one specific tower?
Seems a certain amount of my problem is with the constant switching of towers.
When i say constant, i mean... tonight it switches towers every 5-15 seconds.
Everytime it switches, the connection goes dead for anywhere between 2-30 seconds.
