New upload speeds and Network Management
10-10-2010, 18:47
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cocoa-narcotic enthusiast
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
At last, did they actually listen to us, or are they afraid of the competition? Either way Id never actually move off cable. The deals we get are spectacular compared to the others. Ive always been happy with the tiers I have been on, and with the uploads being upgraded, this is only but even better. I am very happy about this. Im not much of a sharer, but uploading photos to get prints should be a little quicker.
Thank you VM!
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10-10-2010, 21:04
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#197
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cf.mega poster
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
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Originally Posted by Bman
How do i know what exchange i'm connected to? When my IP is logged in certain sites it also shows something like this:
xxxxxxxNAILxxxxxxxxxx.AZTW.CABLE.VIRGINMEDIA.COM
I assumed "nail" and "aztw" stood for nailsea and aztec west, but now i see Nailsea has already been upgraded, i must be on a different exchange right?
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That doesn't mean that each and every card in the area has been upgraded, just that some have.
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13-10-2010, 04:15
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#198
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© Beam Software
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
Have only briefly skimmed this thread but did Teesside just get upgraded? My modem had a fit earlier and it's now reporting.
Maximum Downstream Data Rate : 10240000 Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 1072000
Speed test results agree too.
Logs are full of UCD related references.
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13-10-2010, 06:14
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#199
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
Your bit of Teesside just did, yeah.
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13-10-2010, 14:07
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cf.member
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
Does that mean the rest of the north east could be due to be upgraded soon? or are they just dotting around certain areas of the country
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13-10-2010, 17:18
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© Beam Software
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
Most of the people in Redcar that I've talked to appear to have been upgraded but not Stockton. So it is pretty local. It looks like it's testing throttling at the same time, when I do a speed test the upload maxes at 1meg then suddenly jolts to 6-700kbps after 3-4 seconds.
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13-10-2010, 17:50
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
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Originally Posted by Synthetic
Does that mean the rest of the north east could be due to be upgraded soon? or are they just dotting around certain areas of the country 
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It'll be done according by sections of the Virgin network not according to areas of the country. An upgrade to Ex-Telewest Newcastle means nothing for Ex-ntl Teesside for example.
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Originally Posted by Horace
Most of the people in Redcar that I've talked to appear to have been upgraded but not Stockton. So it is pretty local. It looks like it's testing throttling at the same time, when I do a speed test the upload maxes at 1meg then suddenly jolts to 6-700kbps after 3-4 seconds.
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Speed tests aren't shaped, but you have highlighted something, every variation in speed, absolutely everything will be blamed on shaping for a while now it's been announced
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13-10-2010, 18:15
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© Beam Software
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
I did say testing, it was just a speedtest.net test so no volume to incur throttling. It's very consistent over 5 or 6 tests - 3 seconds at 1meg then immediately back to 6-700kbps. Internet is also very flaky at the moment with huge amounts of jitter showing up on Pingtest. My connection is always very consistent, always scoring an A on that site but understandable if these upgrades are as comprehensive as I've read.
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13-10-2010, 18:25
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
Upload isn't shaped yet, not under testing either so probably related to the other issues.
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14-10-2010, 00:38
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cf.member
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
Mines just been done 
Network Access : Allowed
Maximum Downstream Data Rate : 20480000
Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 2080000
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14-10-2010, 04:02
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cf.addict
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
not this part of Manchester unfortunately
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14-10-2010, 04:32
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#207
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cf.geek
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
Wirral seems to have been done overnight.
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14-10-2010, 07:08
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#208
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cf.member
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
Neath seems to have been upgraded, I woke up and went to surf the net on my on my iPhone but the net was down  , rebooted modem, as my net very rarely goes down I thought I would check the modem config, and to my shock it's been upgraded
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14-10-2010, 12:16
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#209
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VMNG300 RIP!!!
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
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Originally Posted by Horace
I did say testing, it was just a speedtest.net test so no volume to incur throttling. It's very consistent over 5 or 6 tests - 3 seconds at 1meg then immediately back to 6-700kbps. Internet is also very flaky at the moment with huge amounts of jitter showing up on Pingtest. My connection is always very consistent, always scoring an A on that site but understandable if these upgrades are as comprehensive as I've read.
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tiscali style shaping
tiscali used to let a few seconds of data go through unthrottled so good for browsing but then the throttling kicked in regardless of port.
not saying yours is shaping but certianly is suspicous when you can repeat the behaviour. one thing I learned with isps is they tend to not be honest when it comes to shaping.
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14-10-2010, 14:19
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Warrington Wolves
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Re: New upload speeds and Network Management
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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
tiscali style shaping
one thing I learned with isps is they tend to not be honest when it comes to shaping.
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Well said
That is the same reason i dont trust them with DPI
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