Finally! Fast internet access at work!
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Looks like the second T1 line is operational... I can finally surf CP at the speed it was intended to be surfed at... :-D :laugh:
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Looks like the second T1 line is operational... I can finally surf CP at the speed it was intended to be surfed at... :-D :laugh:
We got FiOS at work the day it became available in our neighborhood. Until then, the only thing we could get with any decent speed was Business DSL. Our T1 lines were (and still are) basically voice only with space left for about 56kb for a backup remote access connection. We have 25mb up and down and will upgrade to more if/when we switch to VOIP.
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Looks like the second T1 line is operational... I can finally surf CP at the speed it was intended to be surfed at... :-D :laugh:
can we please stop abbreviating code project to CP. maybe copro or something because it kinda changed the meaning of the post.
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Looks like the second T1 line is operational... I can finally surf CP at the speed it was intended to be surfed at... :-D :laugh:
Two soup cans and some string. ;-D
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Where I work its bad, the Cotswolds is a beautiful part of the country BUT internet is poor! our speed varies on the time of the day. to get a leased line 10Mb it costs £20,000 a year because the nearest telecoms switch is 90 miles away. We had to get around it by using bonded broadband but we still have to suffer the time of day issues
Lobster Thermidor aux crevettes with a Mornay sauce, served in a Provençale manner with shallots and aubergines, garnished with truffle pate, brandy and a fried egg on top and Spam - Monty Python Spam Sketch
Wow, that's expensive!
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We had 512Kbps at the office. Now it's 5Mbps. I feel small.
The funny thing is that my internet access at home is about 10x faster than at work... and at work we pay an arm and a leg for the service since they had to install the line.
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Two soup cans and some string. ;-D
:laugh:
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Looks like the second T1 line is operational... I can finally surf CP at the speed it was intended to be surfed at... :-D :laugh:
I work from home and use Comcast cable internet services. Just ran a speed test and I'm getting 18Mbps down and 4.5Mbps up ... pretty snappy
Be The Noise
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I work from home and use Comcast cable internet services. Just ran a speed test and I'm getting 18Mbps down and 4.5Mbps up ... pretty snappy
Be The Noise
Yeah, it's sad to be so glad to have two T1's at work... :laugh: At home I have Comcast, 30-35Mbps down and 6 up.
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Two soup cans and some string. ;-D
At work, we have 2 DSL lines and 2 networks. 12Mbps down and only and .5Mbps up. We could get a bonded pair connection but its maxed at 3Mbps up/down. Divide that by 17 connections and them wanting $1700/month for that! Makes me glad that I'm normally the only one on one network. At home we only have 1.5Mbps down and .3Mbps up. That's what we get for living in the sticks. They did recently upgrade though, from tin cans and string to piano wire!
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Looks like the second T1 line is operational... I can finally surf CP at the speed it was intended to be surfed at... :-D :laugh:
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Looks like the second T1 line is operational... I can finally surf CP at the speed it was intended to be surfed at... :-D :laugh:
Eh... I haven't read all the comments but the ones I've read were complaining too. My self have nothing to complain about ISP. I live in Portugal and have both at home and office I have 100Mb (8Mb Upload) fiber optic connection. 360Mb plans are already available too. Have a look at http://www.zon.pt ADSL connections are also a pretty good option for those that don't have cable of fiber optic running by their door. 4G also just arrived here. I haven't tested it yet but they promise 100Mb. I use an HSDPA USB PEN when I'm on the road and it rocks. Cheers!
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Eh... I haven't read all the comments but the ones I've read were complaining too. My self have nothing to complain about ISP. I live in Portugal and have both at home and office I have 100Mb (8Mb Upload) fiber optic connection. 360Mb plans are already available too. Have a look at http://www.zon.pt ADSL connections are also a pretty good option for those that don't have cable of fiber optic running by their door. 4G also just arrived here. I haven't tested it yet but they promise 100Mb. I use an HSDPA USB PEN when I'm on the road and it rocks. Cheers!
Our office is in a sort of odd location where we end up having to pay for leased lines to be run to our office... so just about anything is expensive. X|
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Our office is in a sort of odd location where we end up having to pay for leased lines to be run to our office... so just about anything is expensive. X|
