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hey CompMan and welcome to the forum its very rare to go above cap upstream you need to add TCP overhead of around 10% on your score so a 450 Kbps score is around 450x1,1 = 495 Kbps and thats very close to the cap be happy, you wont go faster then this btw i checked your scores, you hit 497 Kbps once, then add 10 % and your above the cap VanBuren

i assume your using the version 6, the verizon FIOS files is not fully tested, however try this file VanBuren

looks like a 64 Kbps upload cap to me, call your ISP and ask if your not sure VanBuren

what speed do you get here http://speedtest.adslguide.org.uk:8080/speedtest.html VanBuren

pce? whats that maybe your bro, has trottled your speed via the router VanBuren

call your ISP VanBuren

hmm here is the file... VanBuren

what tweaks are you using now? VanBuren

check speed against all servers from link in my previous post, post result also powercycle your modem, leave it off for 30 full seconds VanBuren

try updating your NIC driver, did you force it to 100 Mbps full duplex? VanBuren

the 100% loss nodes probl block ICMP traffic, but thisone looks real bad 0/ 100 = 0% | 9 54ms 60/ 100 = 60% 60/ 100 = 60% 12.119.136.14 test your speed against several other testsites here is a list http://e2epi.internet2.edu/ndt/ndt-server-list.html VanBuren

yea, i wont be able to help all But im sure alot of ppl following the posts in Make it faster forum, and learned what to check and how to setup diffrent connections I also made 6 diffrent Cablenut versions, so if one version dosent help, try another you can also build your own cablenut files on j79zlr

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hey Mike415 and welcome to the forum go to start-run-cmd type pathping testmy.net and hit enter this will take several minutes, when its done rightclick choose all and hit enter paste all in a new post VanBuren

change the LAN cable between the router and your PC with your bro and see if it helps also make sure your bro dosent download during your speedtests VanBuren

whats your upload cap? VanBuren

hey ampz usally it is modem / router that messing up speed, if your ISP claim your line is fine. also some NIC have problem with duplex mode if you connect direct to modem, i suggest 10 Mbps half duplex, you can also try 100 Mbps half duplex but if your connecting via a router, then always use 100 Mbps full duplex If you bypass and connect direct to modem, you will know if its the router or not VanBuren

hey Phoenix and welcome to the forum set your NIC to 100 Mbps full duplex download Dr.Tcp http://www.dslreports.com/front/DRTCP021.exe make sure all fields is blank, if you see a value, use delete key and erase them, also make sure all other settings is set to default, now click save and exit now open cablenut, click delete cablenut tweaks and click save to registry and reboot make a new speedtest and also a tweaktest http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks when you see result, copy whole URL adress and paste it here VanBuren

your first hop ping is still the same 2 24 ms 24 ms 24 ms 10.7.92.1 so my guess is that they havent switched you over to fastpath yet. VanBuren

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your ISP can change back if it dosent work well, it will only take a few minutes VanBuren

your ISP have to check your signals, if you live far away from CO and/ or the quality of copper line is bad, your modem will loose sync if you not using Interleaved mode. that cause packetloss to your first hop and disconnections. VanBuren

yea that trace looks normal for a interleaved dsl service like verizon.net has. your first hop ping is 24 ms, thats due to error correction, some ISP

what tweaks are you running now? and hows your upload speed? VanBuren