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leedsunited

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Broadband Connection - Help

Just ran a broadband test utilising http://www.mybroadbandspeed.co.uk/ first with my laptop which is CAT 5 connected to my router and got a download reading of 5,744kbps i then ran another test within 30 seconds utilising my desktop, again connected via CAT 5 to my router and got a reading of 3,803kbps.

Why such a difference does anybody know.

Wed Oct 26 2011 3:29pm

npinks
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could be the amount of traffic between your router/isp and the test severs/isp at the time of test

speed do jump around a fair bit too

Wed Oct 26 2011 3:43pm

awd man

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get the i-phone speed tester and check it over the wireless link

I've found that to be quite accurate RRS gone
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Wed Oct 26 2011 4:07pm

leedsunited

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awd man wrote:
get the i-phone speed tester and check it over the wireless link

I've found that to be quite accurate

Awd man - Just run it with iXray speed tester for iPhone and got an average throughput of 2888.58 kbps and max throughput of 3685.44 kbps.

Wed Oct 26 2011 4:18pm

awd man

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Mine's just returned ave 3.4 on mybroadbandspeed and 4.0 on i-phone speedtest app.

what router are you running? RRS gone
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Wed Oct 26 2011 4:23pm

leedsunited

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Wed Oct 26 2011 4:39pm

oldcro

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I'm lucky to get 0.5mbps.

Wed Oct 26 2011 5:10pm

awd man

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What does the router say it's connection speed is? RRS gone
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Wed Oct 26 2011 5:25pm

leedsunited

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Not sure how to establish that, is it in the router set up menu?

Wed Oct 26 2011 8:06pm

awd man

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Yes, you should have an html link to the router via your LAN.

So by typing your IP address of the router into the address bar of explorer should access the admin page of the router.

One in there, look for diagnostics or a broadband tab... one will tell you the upload/download speed (and if it's capped) RRS gone
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Thu Oct 27 2011 7:59am

awd man

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oldcro wrote:
I'm lucky to get 0.5mbps.

I feel your pain

Right up to 12 months ago we were the same... then we went up to 1meg, then 2 meg and now 4meg after a new line install (less noise) in 12 months! RRS gone
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Thu Oct 27 2011 8:01am

npinks
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The default IP address of Linksys routers is 192.168.1.1. according to google

Thu Oct 27 2011 8:37am

BKHK

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Blimey oldcrow things have moved on. When I lived in the Shetlands we had to go to Mr Mowitt's post office to make a phonecall. When I moved into a company house in Sumburgh ( Hardbreaks number 9 ) we had a telephone in the house, luxury!

Thu Oct 27 2011 12:49pm

leedsunited

Member Since: 04 Aug 2008
Location: Selby
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awd man wrote:
Yes, you should have an html link to the router via your LAN.

So by typing your IP address of the router into the address bar of explorer should access the admin page of the router.

One in there, look for diagnostics or a broadband tab... one will tell you the upload/download speed (and if it's capped)

awd man - many thanks, out at moment but will check and post when i get back

Thu Oct 27 2011 5:24pm

oldcro

Member Since: 25 Aug 2010
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BKHK wrote:
Blimey oldcrow things have moved on. When I lived in the Shetlands we had to go to Mr Mowitt's post office to make a phonecall. When I moved into a company house in Sumburgh ( Hardbreaks number 9 ) we had a telephone in the house, luxury!

It's very modern here now, they tell me that some people have mobile phones as well. We are still blessed with the same standard of councillor, throwing money at dead duck companies and investing in money wasting projects. But still a great place to live.

Thu Oct 27 2011 5:49pm

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