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lol , think the rest of us may as well pick up our bat and ball and go home now

I have fibre to the door but I'm not even going to run the test after that screen shot!

satellite nbn occasionally I might find an mbs but usually it is kbs. At times I might as well get out the dial up modem, and to think I pay $9.00 a month for the privilege of there best service

What sort of latency do you get? If its high latency you might need some tuning to get the most out of it. That does sound strangely slow, though.

at the minute 6 msec latency 3 mbs download and 1.5 mbs upload
that's pretty good compared to usual will probably get pretty bad around 7.00 pm
slows down according to number of users I believe

Here's mine NBN Fixed Wireless (not in line of site) on a 12/1 Mbps connection.

vodafone Fibre-x not fibre at all but its in the name lol

so the "X" is for eXcluding?

jenko wrote:at the minute 6 msec latency 3 mbs download and 1.5 mbs upload
that's pretty good compared to usual will probably get pretty bad around 7.00 pm
slows down according to number of users I believe

6ms is most impressive for a satellite service Missing a couple of zeros me thinks. Latency is always going to be high though, got a 550-600ms round trip but the NTD/router will be doing some trickery to speed things up when browsing.

vlad01 wrote:so the "X" is for eXcluding?

Most likely a system similar to the HFC network in Oz.

VL400 wrote:

jenko wrote:at the minute 6 msec latency 3 mbs download and 1.5 mbs upload
that's pretty good compared to usual will probably get pretty bad around 7.00 pm
slows down according to number of users I believe

6ms is most impressive for a satellite service Missing a couple of zeros me thinks. Latency is always going to be high though, got a 550-600ms round trip but the NTD/router will be doing some trickery to speed things up when browsing.

vlad01 wrote:so the "X" is for eXcluding?

Most likely a system similar to the HFC network in Oz.

wow 6ms, back in the mid 2000s the best was typically 600-1500ms.