How fast is your broadband?
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So, there was a summer deal for one of the local resellers — I jumped ship.
Speedtest by Ookla Server: Netprotect - Chicago, IL (id: 37497) ISP: QuadraNet Idle Latency: 21.16 ms (jitter: 3.00ms, low: 20.40ms, high: 25.49ms) Download: 118.80 Mbps (data used: 132.5 MB) 181.93 ms (jitter: 56.73ms, low: 24.27ms, high: 628.93ms) Upload: 9.41 Mbps (data used: 11.2 MB) 71.33 ms (jitter: 17.23ms, low: 24.16ms, high: 421.23ms) Packet Loss: Not available. Result URL: https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/0226b58d-f5d3-41d1-b8f4-687793a9c17d
I am now paying the same price for twice the speed — 120/10
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@julian said in How fast is your broadband?:
So, there was a summer deal for one of the local resellers — I jumped ship.
As it turns out, that reseller (the last third-party reseller, I think) is planning to sell their company
Why can't we have anything nice here.
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When I test from my modem itself I have 1205/1211, but due to a shitty AP/Router combo in between I actually end up getting around 940/960. I'm hoping to replace that mess with SPF+ and a good firewall in the next year or so.
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@tankerkiller125 said in How fast is your broadband?:
hoping to replace that mess with SPF+
A good SPF is important. I like SPF 60 myself
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@julian said in How fast is your broadband?:
BEHOLD, MY AWESOME INTERNET SPEEDS (not really)
It's been just over a year since I created this topic.
BEHOLD, MY AWESOME INTERNET SPEEDS (this time, really.)
https://www.speedtest.net/result/c/3ff6fe9e-4024-48ac-b379-e634801a7035
It's beautiful all I ever wanted was an internet connection that was fast enough to completely saturate my LAN. The provided speed is actually 50% faster, but my crap consumer level hardware can't handle it
I guess the ethernet card on my Dell XPS caps out at 940 megabits
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@julian said in How fast is your broadband?:
I guess the ethernet card on my Dell XPS caps out at 940 megabits
That's pretty good for gigabit ethernet (though I'm not entirely sure about the specific Speedtest methodology).
To get anything higher you'd probably need to use jumbo frames, and even then getting to actual 1000Mb/s isn't realistic.
Unless you're Fortinet's iperf3 implementation using UDP, then I guess you can push 1300Mbps through a 1Gbps port with just 100% packet loss (yes, it really does that. At least it did on FortiOS 7.2, maybe they fixed it.)
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@julian Happy days... but how mush is it costing!
I'm seeing 2Gbps being advertised the last while. I really don't need it, but I'd take an upgrade at the same price.
https://speedof.me https://speed.cloudflare.com http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest https://fast.com https://testmy.net https://netperf.tools/
A thought, when constructing this reply. I had posted this links before but they all got a preview box. No need.
So, I wonder is there a worth having a "do not preview links" option for a post in composer
or
Maybe better, a new tag that keeps the link live text
Then is you still you want text url but are dead link, then revert to the code tag as I have done above.
Again not all links need a preview by default.
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So you mean use the link button
7 cans short of a six pack here... best of luck with the extra mush!
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