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SnoopZ 25-04-2012 16:57

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35419082)
Several areas have had a downstream only upgrade, be good to know those who have been fully upgraded, downstream and upstream.

Yes i am looking forward to another upstream and 8 downstream channels to see if it improves jitter.

Ignitionnet 25-04-2012 18:10

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
You won't get 8 downstreams unless load requires it. My area was upgraded with 4.

craigj2k12 25-04-2012 20:29

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35419108)
You won't get 8 downstreams unless load requires it. My area was upgraded with 4.

will all areas be getting 2 (or more) bonded upstreams?

General Maximus 25-04-2012 20:48

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35419108)
You won't get 8 downstreams unless load requires it. My area was upgraded with 4.


i dont understand why they dont enable 8 channels for all areas and (I cant believe I am going to say this) give everyone a shub to load balance across all 8 channels regardless of tier. I imagine it would reduce network congestion enormously, at least half I would guess.

chumley 25-04-2012 20:49

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35419042)
Cambridge CB24 up and running on 60mbit with 3mbit upload.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2012/04/22.png

not yet for me in CB24 even with a modem reboot :(

Bob

SnoopZ 25-04-2012 21:00

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
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Originally Posted by chumley (Post 35419186)
not yet for me in CB24 even with a modem reboot :(

Bob

Check your 'My Virgin Media' to see if it says your area has been upgraded then it won't be long.

My modem rebooted by itself at around midnight and the message on My Virgin Media said i was up and running several hours before i actually was.

Chrysalis 25-04-2012 21:18

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35419108)
You won't get 8 downstreams unless load requires it. My area was upgraded with 4.

sad to hear VM havent learnt from past mistakes.

f the new line cards are in and paid for whats the cost involved in simply turning the channels on?

kwikbreaks 25-04-2012 22:15

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
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Originally Posted by General Maximus (Post 35419185)
i dont understand why they dont enable 8 channels for all areas and (I cant believe I am going to say this) give everyone a shub to load balance across all 8 channels regardless of tier. I imagine it would reduce network congestion enormously, at least half I would guess.

Their £6Bn overdraft may have something to do with it...

JayAy 25-04-2012 22:15

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
Hemel Hempstead area 31 has doubled download, but not upload. I have a VMNG300 modem with config now saying downstream max 111000000 bps and upstream as it was before at 5120000 bps. Are we supposed to be getting a 10:1 download/upload ratio as part of this upgrade?

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2012/04/21.png

BenMcr 25-04-2012 22:19

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
Yes but the upload will get the upgrade at a later that the download it seems

thenry 25-04-2012 22:38

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
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Originally Posted by kwikbreaks (Post 35419237)
Their £6Bn overdraft may have something to do with it...

huh? :shocked:

Hugh 25-04-2012 22:52

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
VM have £5,779 million of long-term debt (not really an overdraft....;)).

For comparison, RWE Group (parent group of npower) has debts of 30 billion Euros,

Skie 25-04-2012 23:44

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
In short, nobody actually has any money, its all just debt secured on other debt. Thats why the worlds economy is so screwed, everyone was operating on long term IOU's and one (particularly nasty) end of the chain went bad and the debt was called in, which triggered the entire chain of debt to collapse.

Daveoc64 26-04-2012 00:10

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35419275)
VM have £5,779 million of long-term debt (not really an overdraft....;)).

For comparison, RWE Group (parent group of npower) has debts of 30 billion Euros,

Ignoring the debate about what "debt" means, it would still cost them more money than they think they need to spend.

qasdfdsaq 26-04-2012 04:20

Re: Areas already upgraded (2012 double speed upgrades)
 
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Originally Posted by kwikbreaks (Post 35419237)
Their £6Bn overdraft may have something to do with it...

It's still cheaper and more effective than a node split though.


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