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yea its a strange setup, allow some and some not. VanBuren

Nice speed If the test had larger filesize you would be even faster I reach around 4 Mbps down on that test VanBuren

hey just i think your firewall blocking the tracert, its same for me VanBuren

I think node 10 and 11 deprior ICMP packets, cos see you have alot nicer ping to node 12. deprior ICMP does not affect your TCP and UDP traffic VanBuren

LOL !!! Sorry all, my bad .... Hahn is right, it was another one VanBuren

a offensive pre-teen language VanBuren

good point, i will never get old then VanBuren

Since bigw already posted hes advertised speed, i quoted that, and also what ISP he use. Is that your problem Hahn? If he has a problem with that he will tell me.... VanBuren

those scores makes me sick, it reminds me of 56k days VanBuren

thats nice 4 Mbps is possible but then you need extream tweaking and a very clean route. RTB has a very clean route against testmy.net and almost get hes cap speed across atlantic. VanBuren

and i answered VanBuren

Hey Braver the problem is this... Peak Time: 4 8 ms 11 ms 9 ms pos6-0-nycmnyrdc-rtr1.nyc.rr.com [24.29.97.1] 5 312 ms 319 ms 316 ms so-1-0.hsa2.Weehawken1.Level3.net [63.208.104.5] off peak time: 4 11 ms 10 ms 10 ms pos6-0-nycmnyrdc-rtr1.nyc.rr.com [24.29.97.1] 5 10 ms 10 ms 9 ms so-1-0.hsa2.Weehawken1.Level3.net [63.208.104.5] See the high ping against level3? That node is overloaded, is nothing you can fix, this is a problem between roadrunner and level3. Call your ISP and complain. VanBuren

I wish i could never heard of this problem VanBuren

And hes on Comcast VanBuren

@ .s1 VanBuren

i wish i could do that, well a upgrade is not very far away now next case will be this one http://www.datorbutiken.com/se/default.php?artId=ANTSONATABLAP and a zalman CPU cooler hehe VanBuren

yea like RTB says, win 98 defult RWIN is for 56k or LAN tune it up !!! VanBuren

yea your probl lucky that your ISP has alot of bandwidth at your area, and has not hooked up too many users on same node. quote "As a rule of thumb, DSL speeds will depend upon the actual distance your building is from the nearest central office of your ISP. For Cable Internet, connection speeds can be affected by the amount of Internet use in your particular neighborhood." I remember when i had cable internet, my speed was cut in half during peak hours VanBuren

yea my server sleep when i sleep, ( have it next to me in my bed) not really, like RTB says its too noicy, case fans sounds too bad In japan i think they got 1 Gbps at home now, shared on 32 users, but can be fun when the other ppl sleeping to make a speedtest lol My sister got 100 Mbps at home, but i wont upgrade its not worth the money Vanburen