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#1163842 28-Oct-2014 18:16

johnr:
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johnr: We also have planned work upgrading the HFC network going on right now this is due to completed first half of November

Ive heard that, sounds awesome :) Are you allowed to say what kind of improvements we should see

And what I would like to know has traffic management actually been used? Or is it just there for legal reasons, just in case it has to be used. Big Pipe has in their terms that they may do it (or something like that) but on here they've said their lawyers made them do it and they probably wont ever, but is that the same for vodafone or has it actually been happening

Support faster speed down link 200Mbp/s and much better capacity peak time,

I hope thats the case.

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#1163844 28-Oct-2014 18:21

TimA:
johnr:
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johnr: We also have planned work upgrading the HFC network going on right now this is due to completed first half of November

Ive heard that, sounds awesome :) Are you allowed to say what kind of improvements we should see

And what I would like to know has traffic management actually been used? Or is it just there for legal reasons, just in case it has to be used. Big Pipe has in their terms that they may do it (or something like that) but on here they've said their lawyers made them do it and they probably wont ever, but is that the same for vodafone or has it actually been happening

Support faster speed down link 200Mbp/s and much better capacity peak time,

I hope thats the case.

Considering they are finding ways to get 10gbps over DSL im sure the future for cable is pretty awesome, although fibre will be in more places by then

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#1163846 28-Oct-2014 18:22

Yabanize:
TimA:
johnr:
Yabanize:
johnr: We also have planned work upgrading the HFC network going on right now this is due to completed first half of November

Ive heard that, sounds awesome :) Are you allowed to say what kind of improvements we should see

And what I would like to know has traffic management actually been used? Or is it just there for legal reasons, just in case it has to be used. Big Pipe has in their terms that they may do it (or something like that) but on here they've said their lawyers made them do it and they probably wont ever, but is that the same for vodafone or has it actually been happening

Support faster speed down link 200Mbp/s and much better capacity peak time,

I hope thats the case.

Considering they are finding ways to get 10gbps over DSL im sure the future for cable is pretty awesome, although fibre will be in more places by then

10gb/s over 1 nano meter. ;)
Cable can already push something like 1.3 gig

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#1163848 28-Oct-2014 18:23

Yabanize:
TimA:
johnr:
Yabanize:
johnr: We also have planned work upgrading the HFC network going on right now this is due to completed first half of November

Ive heard that, sounds awesome :) Are you allowed to say what kind of improvements we should see

And what I would like to know has traffic management actually been used? Or is it just there for legal reasons, just in case it has to be used. Big Pipe has in their terms that they may do it (or something like that) but on here they've said their lawyers made them do it and they probably wont ever, but is that the same for vodafone or has it actually been happening

Support faster speed down link 200Mbp/s and much better capacity peak time,

I hope thats the case.

Considering they are finding ways to get 10gbps over DSL im sure the future for cable is pretty awesome, although fibre will be in more places by then

Over what distance?

Edit: TimA was faster

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#1163849 28-Oct-2014 18:23

I did a test 4gb file from a popular torrent during peak last night and i was impressed to see 13.5mb/s dropped to 12mb/s at times but very consistent. I'm on unlimited.

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#1163851 28-Oct-2014 18:24

shrub: I did a test 4gb file from a popular torrent during peak last night and i was impressed to see 13.5mb/s dropped to 12mb/s at times but very consistent. I'm on unlimited.

On Cable (HFC) ?

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#1163855 28-Oct-2014 18:28

HFC in christchurch

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#1163856 28-Oct-2014 18:32

shrub: HFC in christchurch

Big B or little b?

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#1163870 28-Oct-2014 19:04

shrub: HFC in christchurch

Chch HFC network gets more capacity in the next 2 weeks

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#1163878 28-Oct-2014 19:10

TimA:
shrub: HFC in christchurch

Big B or little b?

Likely Big B. Heres what i got from a good torrent at about 11pm the other night on 100 HFC

Also downloaded Java via HTTP @ 11.6 mB

Pretty nice stuff :D

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#1163952 28-Oct-2014 20:47

I think im on 130/10 unlimited.

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#1163968 28-Oct-2014 21:16

johnr: We also have planned work upgrading the HFC network going on right now this is due to completed first half of November

I'm pretty sure 99.99% of people would rather have more speed stability than faster speeds. 100Mbps is plenty fast.

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#1163994 28-Oct-2014 21:35

dcole13:
johnr: We also have planned work upgrading the HFC network going on right now this is due to completed first half of November

I'm pretty sure 99.99% of people would rather have more speed stability than faster speeds. 100Mbps is plenty fast.

Same with 70Mb.s that they get at peak times.
I know Americans that would kill thier family for those speeds at peak.

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#1164069 29-Oct-2014 05:49

TimA:
Yabanize:
TimA:
johnr:
Yabanize:
johnr: We also have planned work upgrading the HFC network going on right now this is due to completed first half of November

Ive heard that, sounds awesome :) Are you allowed to say what kind of improvements we should see

And what I would like to know has traffic management actually been used? Or is it just there for legal reasons, just in case it has to be used. Big Pipe has in their terms that they may do it (or something like that) but on here they've said their lawyers made them do it and they probably wont ever, but is that the same for vodafone or has it actually been happening

Support faster speed down link 200Mbp/s and much better capacity peak time,

I hope thats the case.

Considering they are finding ways to get 10gbps over DSL im sure the future for cable is pretty awesome, although fibre will be in more places by then

10gb/s over 1 nano meter. ;)
Cable can already push something like 1.3 gig

IIRC 952mbps over 16 metres - the basic idea is you chuck a box of goodies at the front of the house with a fibre feed then reuse the existing copper cabling. The basic idea is to avoid having to put a fibre connection into the property which can be expensive.

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