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pistolpower
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  #162213 4-Sep-2008 18:26
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lol i live in avondale and i got slow speeds on the 24th to for some reason but um look at these :D Xnet adsl torrential






I get 6.7Mbps down and about 950kbps attainable line rate synch :D

Although the pings arent that great, well actually a bit dissapointing especially the NY.... They probably need to cut down the number of hops..



pistolpower
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  #162216 4-Sep-2008 18:34
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Oh im on torrent plan but im 100% certain that they shape and limit dloads from torrents and p2p 24/7 because right now im getting bad dload speeds and ive never really got over 100KBPS on u-torrent......



but it allways go fast if i dload of webpages so im shure there limiting stuf....

wuffie
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  #162217 4-Sep-2008 18:36
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pistolpower: Oh im on torrent plan but im 100% certain that they shape and limit dloads from torrents and p2p 24/7 because right now im getting bad dload speeds and ive never really got over 100KBPS on u-torrent......


Do you have encyption on in utorrent? force it and see if ur speeds get any better :)



pistolpower
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  #162218 4-Sep-2008 18:38
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Nope not going faster.... and whats the "instal ipvs/toredo" or whatever thingy?

wuffie
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  #162219 4-Sep-2008 18:42
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might take 10-20 mins before speeds get better as all ur current connections wont be encrypted if u had it off!

have a look at utorrents help page for more info but toredo is a IPv6 - IPv4 tool, if u dont use IPv6 on your network then u dont need to worry about it, mainly only large buisnesses (or geeks) would use it :)

pistolpower
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  #162223 4-Sep-2008 18:52
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:0 ipv6 wasnt suported by default.. lol ok il restart u torrent so that all connections will be forced..

 
 
 

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pistolpower
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  #162230 4-Sep-2008 19:10
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Thank you I think it helped.

MafiaGeek
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  #163188 8-Sep-2008 22:47
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I've just got a hooked up to xnet in the past few weeks. The speeds are great in the middle of the day when I'm not home :P but at night about 8:00 all the international traffic slows down i can not stream a video off youtube. I vpn into another network to see if all international bandwidth was slow. but i found that i could easily stream a video. XNET get more international bandwidth.

wuffie
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  #163189 8-Sep-2008 22:49
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Im still not conviced that Xnet arnt F-ing us around and capping our non-encrypted data after mid-night!
Last night I was downloading from Filefront.com, a site I can easily max out my connection speed, I was only getting 11kB/s untill around 3-4am when it went up to 30kB/s
at the same time tho I was getting well over 250kB/s on a linux distro in uTorrent
I tryed limmiting my uTorrent, the filefront download sped up for about 5 seconds then went back to 10-11kB/s typical chararistics of rate limmting kicking in.

Personaly I dont care if Xnet are, they are protecting there company costs, I just dont like being lied to(if this is whats happening!)

MafiaGeek
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  #163194 8-Sep-2008 23:02
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I may just test the torrent speeds tonight. But i'm not on the torrent plain. But Ive been wondering if they are capping the other plains.

wuffie
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  #163195 8-Sep-2008 23:04
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MafiaGeek: I've just got a hooked up to xnet in the past few weeks. The speeds are great in the middle of the day when I'm not home :P but at night about 8:00 all the international traffic slows down i can not stream a video off youtube. I vpn into another network to see if all international bandwidth was slow. but i found that i could easily stream a video. XNET get more international bandwidth.


VPN to an international site/person and you Should find that it runs fine, if international bandwidth was the problem then even a encrypted-VPN would slow down!

same goes for encrypted FTP!

 
 
 

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retardinator
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  #163197 8-Sep-2008 23:24
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I am just so anxious waiting to read Maverick's post on this issue.




Hey Labour and Greens!... Your parties suck! You´ve got too many clowns and not enough ice cream!!


wuffie
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#163198 8-Sep-2008 23:29
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retardinator: I am just so anxious waiting to read Maverick's post on this issue.


lol too see if he puts us low post count buggers in our places? Laughing

MafiaGeek
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  #163200 8-Sep-2008 23:44
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The vpn i connected to was local in new zealand the network has a xtra connection. Local speeds are good just do a traceroute on local hosts. But even that i was streaming over a vpn it was faster than using xnets international bandwidth at  night.

retardinator
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  #163206 9-Sep-2008 00:50
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wuffie: lol too see if he puts us low post count buggers in our places? Laughing


Considering Xnet's performance lately, I would be expecting only 'tail-between-the-legs' explanations as to why they can't even provide internet fast enough to run youtube!! Any other response would be smug audaciousness.




Hey Labour and Greens!... Your parties suck! You´ve got too many clowns and not enough ice cream!!


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