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Re: Is my modem faster or slower? |
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Re: Is my modem faster or slower? -
03-07-2004
thats your router speed..
you need to connect your computer directly to the modem to get the internet connection speed.. |
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Re: Is my modem faster or slower? -
03-07-2004
9_9 same thing here
I have >100Mbps LAN speed between my poor Windows XP workstation and my UNIX (OpenBSD) server which does routing, firewall, DNS proxy and all. Unfortunately that doesn't change the RTC link which is still at ~33kBps with a 56k Olitec modem  Best download rates are no higher than 4 or 5 kb/second...Although letting UNIX handle the modem improved speed a LOT. RACC home - Bots-United: beer, babies & bots (especially the latter) "Learn to think by yourself, else others will do it for you." |
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