What's the best broadband speed meter for checking my ISP's performance?
Q. I suspect that it's not what they are advertising.
Asked by biassman - Tue Jan 3 00:36:30 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With out any doubt, the best one I've come across is called tcp/IQ. This is a free service out of Australia that monitors your upload and download connections as often as you like during the day and it keeps a database of data for you and shows you graphical information for the last 24 hours, the last week, and the last year. It really came through for me when my service fell below the level I purchased. I was able to document my claims and got a better response to fix it. It's called LineSpeed Meter by tcp/IQ You should definitely check it out.
Answered by J.R. - Tue Jan 3 00:56:08 2006
Q. I suspect that it's not what they are advertising.
Asked by biassman - Tue Jan 3 00:36:30 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With out any doubt, the best one I've come across is called tcp/IQ. This is a free service out of Australia that monitors your upload and download connections as often as you like during the day and it keeps a database of data for you and shows you graphical information for the last 24 hours, the last week, and the last year. It really came through for me when my service fell below the level I purchased. I was able to document my claims and got a better response to fix it. It's called LineSpeed Meter by tcp/IQ You should definitely check it out.
Answered by J.R. - Tue Jan 3 00:56:08 2006
When will i get broadband in my street?
Q. I moved into my house last year its a 2 year old property in a newly built area on the edge of loughborough, the rest off the town has cable broadband, but my street hasn't got cable. I can see where the cable line ends no more than 30 meters from my house and am sick of my slow DSL only 256kbps at good times of day!!! Where can i find out when work to install cable to the 50 or so new houses will be done? Or who should i contact to get someone too hook up our street?
Asked by Generic Nickname - Fri May 30 11:02:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try with Tata or Reliance quick to surf wireless broadband.
Answered by Net Oracle - Fri May 30 11:18:24 2008
Q. I moved into my house last year its a 2 year old property in a newly built area on the edge of loughborough, the rest off the town has cable broadband, but my street hasn't got cable. I can see where the cable line ends no more than 30 meters from my house and am sick of my slow DSL only 256kbps at good times of day!!! Where can i find out when work to install cable to the 50 or so new houses will be done? Or who should i contact to get someone too hook up our street?
Asked by Generic Nickname - Fri May 30 11:02:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try with Tata or Reliance quick to surf wireless broadband.
Answered by Net Oracle - Fri May 30 11:18:24 2008
BROADBAND USAGE METER?
Q. We only have a 10GB usage allowance a month but we keep exceeding it. I have a netmeter on my laptop but it doesnt monitor all the computers in the flat that use the broadband. Are there any meters i can download onto my laptop to monitor the usage of all the computers in the flat?
Asked by Rach - Tue Dec 8 15:37:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. We only have a 10GB usage allowance a month but we keep exceeding it. I have a netmeter on my laptop but it doesnt monitor all the computers in the flat that use the broadband. Are there any meters i can download onto my laptop to monitor the usage of all the computers in the flat?
Asked by Rach - Tue Dec 8 15:37:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How could I share my broadband internet connection with another pc that is about 200 meters afar?
Q. How could I share my broadband internet connection with another pc that is about 200 meters afar?
Asked by wefner - Tue Mar 27 04:14:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the only way to share this is by use of fibre optic cable 10GBASE-LRM, also known as 802.3aq, supports distances up to 220 m on FDDI-grade 62.5 uem multi-mode cable ...according to this facts it will be a hassle to setup all this structure unless its a long term investment it will also demand alot of technical work ..
Answered by sekiki2004 - Tue Mar 27 05:03:38 2007
Q. How could I share my broadband internet connection with another pc that is about 200 meters afar?
Asked by wefner - Tue Mar 27 04:14:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the only way to share this is by use of fibre optic cable 10GBASE-LRM, also known as 802.3aq, supports distances up to 220 m on FDDI-grade 62.5 uem multi-mode cable ...according to this facts it will be a hassle to setup all this structure unless its a long term investment it will also demand alot of technical work ..
Answered by sekiki2004 - Tue Mar 27 05:03:38 2007
is shaplus bandwith meter for bsnl broadband safe to use?
Q. is shaplus bandwith meter for bsnl broadband safe to use?
Asked by lookingtolearn77 - Tue Dec 23 05:56:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no man thats not good
Answered by SURYA KUMAR - Tue Dec 23 06:42:57 2008
Q. is shaplus bandwith meter for bsnl broadband safe to use?
Asked by lookingtolearn77 - Tue Dec 23 05:56:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no man thats not good
Answered by SURYA KUMAR - Tue Dec 23 06:42:57 2008
my broadband signal is very unstable? i always get disconnected every less than 1 - 2 min. of using it?
Q. it is smart broadband. im using an adapter to raise it up but still disconnected. just some 3 meters away from my computer.
Asked by hapifit 2 - Wed Oct 29 14:25:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you might have some interference if it's wifi. You might happen to live where there are a lot of wifi networks.
Answered by I heart beets - Wed Oct 29 14:31:48 2008
Q. it is smart broadband. im using an adapter to raise it up but still disconnected. just some 3 meters away from my computer.
Asked by hapifit 2 - Wed Oct 29 14:25:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you might have some interference if it's wifi. You might happen to live where there are a lot of wifi networks.
Answered by I heart beets - Wed Oct 29 14:31:48 2008
BSNL Broadband usage.?
Q. I have doubt that BSNL Broadband usage 'meter' is jumping.Am i correct?
Asked by Keshav - Thu Mar 20 02:37:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There will not be any jumping. You may be using more download. There is no possibility that some one else uses your account. Wired Broadband is bound to your landline telephone. See that nobody uses your landline elsewhere. Complain to the BSNL authorities and ask them whether your broadband user account is bound to your landline number. Confirm this. There are many cases found like this. They are all just because they are unaware that they are using more download (viewing web sites). To get rid of the risk, take unlimited plans. All the best.
Answered by K N Swamy - Thu Mar 20 04:13:42 2008
Q. I have doubt that BSNL Broadband usage 'meter' is jumping.Am i correct?
Asked by Keshav - Thu Mar 20 02:37:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There will not be any jumping. You may be using more download. There is no possibility that some one else uses your account. Wired Broadband is bound to your landline telephone. See that nobody uses your landline elsewhere. Complain to the BSNL authorities and ask them whether your broadband user account is bound to your landline number. Confirm this. There are many cases found like this. They are all just because they are unaware that they are using more download (viewing web sites). To get rid of the risk, take unlimited plans. All the best.
Answered by K N Swamy - Thu Mar 20 04:13:42 2008
what type of router has at least 50 meter range and can be used to vs on online games?share broadband Ethernet?
Q. what type of router has at least 50 meter range and can be used to vs on online games?share broadband Ethernet?
Asked by Not T - Fri Dec 19 01:19:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Change the antenna of the router with a better and greater range antenna, or buy repeaters.
Answered by Phantom^Phreak - Fri Dec 19 04:42:57 2008
Q. what type of router has at least 50 meter range and can be used to vs on online games?share broadband Ethernet?
Asked by Not T - Fri Dec 19 01:19:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Change the antenna of the router with a better and greater range antenna, or buy repeaters.
Answered by Phantom^Phreak - Fri Dec 19 04:42:57 2008
is it broadband speed ?
Q. my internet connection speedn is 20KBPS. its tested by a online speed test meter. how is this speed ?good / bad ? is it broadband speed ? --- guys its in KBPS not in kbps. note the big Aplphabets . No i am not using any phone dial up. I am using LAN card and cable line .
Asked by sanko - Tue Oct 2 09:38:53 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To answer simple to your question: Usually connection give to "kilobit per second"(kbps) If you see KBPS then it is kilobyte per second. (1byte=8bit.) (1kilobyte aprox. 8kilobit) If 20KBPS means 20kilobyte per second then it's about 160kilobit per secondso yes it is a DSL speed. Ifi it is 20kilobit per second then it's too slow even for simple telephone connection. To determine what connection you have see your modem. It is a modem router, or a 56kbps modem? I assume though for experience that test meant 20kilobyte per second so you can tell its an ADSL connection. But too slow though. Such tests use lower case letters for kilobit (ex.20kbps) and uppercase for kilobyte (ex.20KBPS). If I am right and you have an ADSL connection, then… [cont.]
Answered by biggeo65 - Tue Oct 2 09:56:29 2007
Q. my internet connection speedn is 20KBPS. its tested by a online speed test meter. how is this speed ?good / bad ? is it broadband speed ? --- guys its in KBPS not in kbps. note the big Aplphabets . No i am not using any phone dial up. I am using LAN card and cable line .
Asked by sanko - Tue Oct 2 09:38:53 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To answer simple to your question: Usually connection give to "kilobit per second"(kbps) If you see KBPS then it is kilobyte per second. (1byte=8bit.) (1kilobyte aprox. 8kilobit) If 20KBPS means 20kilobyte per second then it's about 160kilobit per secondso yes it is a DSL speed. Ifi it is 20kilobit per second then it's too slow even for simple telephone connection. To determine what connection you have see your modem. It is a modem router, or a 56kbps modem? I assume though for experience that test meant 20kilobyte per second so you can tell its an ADSL connection. But too slow though. Such tests use lower case letters for kilobit (ex.20kbps) and uppercase for kilobyte (ex.20KBPS). If I am right and you have an ADSL connection, then… [cont.]
Answered by biggeo65 - Tue Oct 2 09:56:29 2007
broadband speed question?
Q. hi, ive got bt broadband, we have just had a games room installed at the back of our garden in the garage. i have ran a bt cable out there to provide a new phone socket. the distance is around 20 meters. in the house im getting around 4meg speed, but in the garage im just about getting 1meg, is it because theres more length on the line or have i done something wrong, any help would be great
Asked by Robert B - Sun Jun 17 18:13:07 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like its the cable length, you're meant to take your broadband connection from the main phone socket (the first one that was installed with the line or the one closest to where the line enters your property), otherwise performance could be affected. As the other person said you could do this, and then wirelessly send the internet connection to your garage, but even wireless can be affected by interference. However, this probably would be the quickest way to solve this. The other option would be to connect a router to your main phone socket and then run a network cable to your garage, which will give you the best speed and reliabilty. And actually, the third option would be a sort of mix of the previous two ideas, to connect a… [cont.]
Answered by applegate_smith - Sun Jun 17 20:18:03 2007
Q. hi, ive got bt broadband, we have just had a games room installed at the back of our garden in the garage. i have ran a bt cable out there to provide a new phone socket. the distance is around 20 meters. in the house im getting around 4meg speed, but in the garage im just about getting 1meg, is it because theres more length on the line or have i done something wrong, any help would be great
Asked by Robert B - Sun Jun 17 18:13:07 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like its the cable length, you're meant to take your broadband connection from the main phone socket (the first one that was installed with the line or the one closest to where the line enters your property), otherwise performance could be affected. As the other person said you could do this, and then wirelessly send the internet connection to your garage, but even wireless can be affected by interference. However, this probably would be the quickest way to solve this. The other option would be to connect a router to your main phone socket and then run a network cable to your garage, which will give you the best speed and reliabilty. And actually, the third option would be a sort of mix of the previous two ideas, to connect a… [cont.]
Answered by applegate_smith - Sun Jun 17 20:18:03 2007
How Can i increase the signal strength and range in my Wifi enabled modem?
Q. Guyz i have broadband in my dad's comp nad it has a wifi enabled modem,i recently bought a netgear wifi card and set up a wireless network and i got internet in my comp too but there's a problem!!the signal strength is very weak and sometimes it is poor! i sometimes lose my link too... my comp is 10 meters away from the modem and i have two walls in between ans many furnitures inbetween too!!! plz can someone give me an idea on how to increase my signal strength or range??
Asked by sk8erboi2u - Sun Jun 24 01:41:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all; if the modem on the floor or there a lot of stuff between it and where you normally use your laptop, try moving it and it's antenna around if you can and see if that helps. This link is selling an adapter that focuses the antenna toward one direction. I don't have own but it looks like something you could make yourself fairly easily. Good luck.
Answered by forqalso - Sun Jun 24 01:58:15 2007
Q. Guyz i have broadband in my dad's comp nad it has a wifi enabled modem,i recently bought a netgear wifi card and set up a wireless network and i got internet in my comp too but there's a problem!!the signal strength is very weak and sometimes it is poor! i sometimes lose my link too... my comp is 10 meters away from the modem and i have two walls in between ans many furnitures inbetween too!!! plz can someone give me an idea on how to increase my signal strength or range??
Asked by sk8erboi2u - Sun Jun 24 01:41:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all; if the modem on the floor or there a lot of stuff between it and where you normally use your laptop, try moving it and it's antenna around if you can and see if that helps. This link is selling an adapter that focuses the antenna toward one direction. I don't have own but it looks like something you could make yourself fairly easily. Good luck.
Answered by forqalso - Sun Jun 24 01:58:15 2007
Is wireless broadband as fast as cable, satellite, or DSL broadband?
Q. I just signed up with Cricket wireless broadband. I love it so far (3 weeks now) it went off without a hitch. No cables, no snoddy technicicans coming out to lay cable in my yard and configuring my PC. I just installed the software and plugged in the modem into my USB port - instant broadband! Couldn't have been easier. I'm just wondering about the speed. Can any geeks out there give me the hard facts about speed in comparison to the other broadband options? I know speeds vary depending on network congestion and traffic. I've been watching my handy meter included with the software, and it varies from 50 kbps to 800 kbps. What kind of speed can I get from the other buggers and which is the best of all?
Asked by mmiller751 - Fri May 15 23:58:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I just signed up with Cricket wireless broadband. I love it so far (3 weeks now) it went off without a hitch. No cables, no snoddy technicicans coming out to lay cable in my yard and configuring my PC. I just installed the software and plugged in the modem into my USB port - instant broadband! Couldn't have been easier. I'm just wondering about the speed. Can any geeks out there give me the hard facts about speed in comparison to the other broadband options? I know speeds vary depending on network congestion and traffic. I've been watching my handy meter included with the software, and it varies from 50 kbps to 800 kbps. What kind of speed can I get from the other buggers and which is the best of all?
Asked by mmiller751 - Fri May 15 23:58:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Should I uprgrade broadband or get wirless N routrer?
Q. I play Xbox live alot and my sister uses her laptop plus the main desktop computer amoungst various other things is always are always connected to the network. The main computer plus the printer and othes has no effect on me but when my sister connnects to the network from her laptop my connection becomes instantly horrible. i dont know the supllier of the broadband the current router is thomson speedtouch 585 v6 so its kinda old im not sure wheter to up grade the broadband or get a wirless N router what to upgrade for broaband (speed or bandwith) does wirless N work for 360 elite the distance between the xbox and router is minimal but theres a walll i dont want suggestions like become wired because i cant drill a whole inthe wall… [cont.]
Asked by Connor - Sun Oct 25 08:52:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I play Xbox live alot and my sister uses her laptop plus the main desktop computer amoungst various other things is always are always connected to the network. The main computer plus the printer and othes has no effect on me but when my sister connnects to the network from her laptop my connection becomes instantly horrible. i dont know the supllier of the broadband the current router is thomson speedtouch 585 v6 so its kinda old im not sure wheter to up grade the broadband or get a wirless N router what to upgrade for broaband (speed or bandwith) does wirless N work for 360 elite the distance between the xbox and router is minimal but theres a walll i dont want suggestions like become wired because i cant drill a whole inthe wall… [cont.]
Asked by Connor - Sun Oct 25 08:52:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Broadband speed testing?
Q. I used to test (apparently this is the best) my broad band test but when I start the testing , the meter goes slowly first and when it gets to 786kbs , it starts to go really fast to 35+ MB/s (roughly but one day it went up to 46) all the time. but i only sighed up with virgin media for 10MB/s! i know that this is a very good thing for me ! this happened after i tweaked my network adapter with a optimizer! which i will not name it here for 1000s of reasons. this is my test results : i am a pro at IT/ hard ware (obviously) but i am confused with the speed this time! so any other pro's who are better than be please help! spelling error! sorry better than me*ME! I tried a lot of speed tester and i got the same too. is a fake mate!… [cont.]
Asked by SAJ-BiTE - Wed Oct 22 11:11:25 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I used to test (apparently this is the best) my broad band test but when I start the testing , the meter goes slowly first and when it gets to 786kbs , it starts to go really fast to 35+ MB/s (roughly but one day it went up to 46) all the time. but i only sighed up with virgin media for 10MB/s! i know that this is a very good thing for me ! this happened after i tweaked my network adapter with a optimizer! which i will not name it here for 1000s of reasons. this is my test results : i am a pro at IT/ hard ware (obviously) but i am confused with the speed this time! so any other pro's who are better than be please help! spelling error! sorry better than me*ME! I tried a lot of speed tester and i got the same too. is a fake mate!… [cont.]
Asked by SAJ-BiTE - Wed Oct 22 11:11:25 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Tmobile mobile broadband speeds?
Q. Ok i have had this laptop for 1 wk now and since i got it i have had nothing but problems uploading.i have all relevant applications! Basically,the download and browsing speed is gr8.signal 97% however uploading is a waste of space,i cant upload to facebook,ebay etc etc.i done a speed test,my download results were 3.197kps however my up speed was 0.048.i havent a clue about speeds etc but my upload should be between 1 and 2mb,is my up speed far off what it should be? Also since yesterday,my laptop is not detecting the wireless dongle so no internet access,it starts going really hot after being inserted into the laptop.i assume this is overheating and may well be faulty but can anybody tell me about my upload speeds as i am going into the… [cont.]
Asked by Dee - Fri Apr 24 02:20:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's likely to be one of two things: First, which modem do you have? The modem needs to support 'HSUPA' for you to get faster upload speeds, it will either say HSUPA on the box, or say something like 'upload speeds of 2Mbps'. Assuming your modem supports the higher speed loads, then it's likely to be a coverage problem. T-Mobile claim to support the high speed upload across their entire network, so wherever you get a good signal, you should get upload speeds of 500Kbps or better. Here's a guide to improving your speed: If you still don't have any joy, I'd complain to T-Mobile - they're advertising nationwide high speed uploads, and they're not delivering. Good luck!
Answered by Jimmy P - Tue Apr 28 02:17:49 2009
Q. Ok i have had this laptop for 1 wk now and since i got it i have had nothing but problems uploading.i have all relevant applications! Basically,the download and browsing speed is gr8.signal 97% however uploading is a waste of space,i cant upload to facebook,ebay etc etc.i done a speed test,my download results were 3.197kps however my up speed was 0.048.i havent a clue about speeds etc but my upload should be between 1 and 2mb,is my up speed far off what it should be? Also since yesterday,my laptop is not detecting the wireless dongle so no internet access,it starts going really hot after being inserted into the laptop.i assume this is overheating and may well be faulty but can anybody tell me about my upload speeds as i am going into the… [cont.]
Asked by Dee - Fri Apr 24 02:20:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's likely to be one of two things: First, which modem do you have? The modem needs to support 'HSUPA' for you to get faster upload speeds, it will either say HSUPA on the box, or say something like 'upload speeds of 2Mbps'. Assuming your modem supports the higher speed loads, then it's likely to be a coverage problem. T-Mobile claim to support the high speed upload across their entire network, so wherever you get a good signal, you should get upload speeds of 500Kbps or better. Here's a guide to improving your speed: If you still don't have any joy, I'd complain to T-Mobile - they're advertising nationwide high speed uploads, and they're not delivering. Good luck!
Answered by Jimmy P - Tue Apr 28 02:17:49 2009
PS3, how to connect to the Internet?
Q. I'm thinking of buying a ps3 i the near future and i was hoping someone could help me. I have a windows xp and a standard broadband modem. Where my PS3 is being setup would be 14 meters seperated from the main house to a back room in the yard (which means i cannot run any cables to there). if someone could please list what i need and how to do it that would be grateful.
Asked by ??????????????? - Sun Nov 18 04:11:06 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should upgrade from your modem to a wireless modem/router. The PS3 has in built wi-fi so it'll be easy to connect without the need for cables.
Answered by markhurls - Sun Nov 18 04:43:20 2007
Q. I'm thinking of buying a ps3 i the near future and i was hoping someone could help me. I have a windows xp and a standard broadband modem. Where my PS3 is being setup would be 14 meters seperated from the main house to a back room in the yard (which means i cannot run any cables to there). if someone could please list what i need and how to do it that would be grateful.
Asked by ??????????????? - Sun Nov 18 04:11:06 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should upgrade from your modem to a wireless modem/router. The PS3 has in built wi-fi so it'll be easy to connect without the need for cables.
Answered by markhurls - Sun Nov 18 04:43:20 2007
What kind of man is this?
Q. There is a man that I know that has done or does the following... I decided to go to the cinema in May with him to watch a movie and then about 3 days I go I wanted to go to the cinema again. He told me that this was an unusual event and discribed it as extravigant. I went to his house, which is only 800 meters down the road, but he has to get in the car and drive there. He claims that this is a long way to walk. He wanted me to help him with his computer which was still Windows 98 and was a 10 year old Packard Bell with broadband which would not connect, and was loaded with worms and viruses. He thought I was rude when I said why it was not working. He says he cannot afford 10 ($18) a month to save for a new one. His wife refused… [cont.]
Asked by Sabretooth - Fri Jul 6 14:42:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Very self absorbed and not on the same wave link like you are on. I takes all types of people to make this world and some are clueless. You either excepted him for his ways or don't. This is up to you. But, as my dad use to say you can't change a person for what they are or believe unless they are open minded.
Answered by hipgram - Fri Jul 6 14:55:31 2007
Q. There is a man that I know that has done or does the following... I decided to go to the cinema in May with him to watch a movie and then about 3 days I go I wanted to go to the cinema again. He told me that this was an unusual event and discribed it as extravigant. I went to his house, which is only 800 meters down the road, but he has to get in the car and drive there. He claims that this is a long way to walk. He wanted me to help him with his computer which was still Windows 98 and was a 10 year old Packard Bell with broadband which would not connect, and was loaded with worms and viruses. He thought I was rude when I said why it was not working. He says he cannot afford 10 ($18) a month to save for a new one. His wife refused… [cont.]
Asked by Sabretooth - Fri Jul 6 14:42:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Very self absorbed and not on the same wave link like you are on. I takes all types of people to make this world and some are clueless. You either excepted him for his ways or don't. This is up to you. But, as my dad use to say you can't change a person for what they are or believe unless they are open minded.
Answered by hipgram - Fri Jul 6 14:55:31 2007
Wireless internet disconnects?
Q. I have broadband internet through a cable modem that is connected to an AP . My notebook has built-in wireless adapter, and i am about to use the internet on the notebook max. 7 meters away from the AP (so the distance is not big). The problem is i can connect to the AP (the AP gets the signal from the cable modem with DHCP),,and my connection is "excellent", 54 Mbps, but the internet disconnects every 1, 2, 3, 4, minutes or so, it depends... but as soon as it is disconnected, it will reconnect again, and then disconnects again in about 3 minutes, then reconnects, etc, etc... what do you advise i should do? give a fix IP? what ? When doing a ping test on the gateway address, only 2 percent is lost. All right, the AP is placed 20… [cont.]
Asked by Gyongyosi M - Sat Jan 20 18:28:44 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. probobly something is interrupting the line, E.g cell phone, something else wireless, bluetooth adapter all of those things can interact with a wireless signal, try not to use these things and maybe it will get better.
Answered by Mario diaz - Sat Jan 20 18:32:30 2007
Q. I have broadband internet through a cable modem that is connected to an AP . My notebook has built-in wireless adapter, and i am about to use the internet on the notebook max. 7 meters away from the AP (so the distance is not big). The problem is i can connect to the AP (the AP gets the signal from the cable modem with DHCP),,and my connection is "excellent", 54 Mbps, but the internet disconnects every 1, 2, 3, 4, minutes or so, it depends... but as soon as it is disconnected, it will reconnect again, and then disconnects again in about 3 minutes, then reconnects, etc, etc... what do you advise i should do? give a fix IP? what ? When doing a ping test on the gateway address, only 2 percent is lost. All right, the AP is placed 20… [cont.]
Asked by Gyongyosi M - Sat Jan 20 18:28:44 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. probobly something is interrupting the line, E.g cell phone, something else wireless, bluetooth adapter all of those things can interact with a wireless signal, try not to use these things and maybe it will get better.
Answered by Mario diaz - Sat Jan 20 18:32:30 2007
Bandhwith Meter to find total upload/download?
Q. Hello, I have broadband connection and limitation is 400 MB per month. I want a utility which will show me this much data is downloaded and uploaded for this period. So that I can keep track of the same. Thank you, Hemant
Asked by Hemant - Mon Oct 9 05:53:53 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u may donwload the DU meter from download.com or keep a check on ur isp's web site like if u r using bsnl visit
Answered by ITDuke - Mon Oct 9 06:10:25 2006
Q. Hello, I have broadband connection and limitation is 400 MB per month. I want a utility which will show me this much data is downloaded and uploaded for this period. So that I can keep track of the same. Thank you, Hemant
Asked by Hemant - Mon Oct 9 05:53:53 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. u may donwload the DU meter from download.com or keep a check on ur isp's web site like if u r using bsnl visit
Answered by ITDuke - Mon Oct 9 06:10:25 2006
Can I use a meter, like a Fluke meter to test my internet connection?
Q. I usually do not have any issues with my broadband service, however this evening the signal strength to my wireless adapter has been "very strong" one minute, and later I check it and it says "weak signal". My thought is that I may have a bad cable/connection on the other side of the router where the kids have been messing around. To be sure that I am getting a solid throughput, can I test this with the proper Fluke meter? And if so, which one? (Dad is an electrician he may have the right meter)
Asked by JoeCable - Mon Jul 13 04:54:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The connection sends data. It's not generating a current or whatever a fluke meter measures (I'm not sure on what a fluke meter is). It's better to directly connect to the modem to test the speed on a site like Speedtest.net.
Answered by JL - Mon Jul 13 04:59:38 2009
Q. I usually do not have any issues with my broadband service, however this evening the signal strength to my wireless adapter has been "very strong" one minute, and later I check it and it says "weak signal". My thought is that I may have a bad cable/connection on the other side of the router where the kids have been messing around. To be sure that I am getting a solid throughput, can I test this with the proper Fluke meter? And if so, which one? (Dad is an electrician he may have the right meter)
Asked by JoeCable - Mon Jul 13 04:54:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The connection sends data. It's not generating a current or whatever a fluke meter measures (I'm not sure on what a fluke meter is). It's better to directly connect to the modem to test the speed on a site like Speedtest.net.
Answered by JL - Mon Jul 13 04:59:38 2009
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