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« [Installer] speed/acceleration problems  
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Widgeonus

@direcpc.com

[DW7000] Hughesnet speeds

I have been having problems with my speeds. I get the typical response that during peak hours the speeds will drop. I can live with that and understand it completely. It just seems like something fishy is going on. They tell me that peak hours are 5pm to 2am EST. Right at 5pm, my speeds consistently go down to 90kps down and 33kps up. At 2am, my speeds go back up to normal. I have the 1mb package. This just seems way to coincidenal to me. Any ideas? Tech support is absolutely no help at all and say this is just the way it is.

slaver

join:2006-07-23
Alma, WV

Join the crowd, they are no more than liars, here is the proof Widgenous I've run speed tests for days.I am on the 4 - 12 dance.

May 17th, 12:02AM - 695/139 kbps
May 16th, 11:57PM - 81/35 kbps

May 16th, 04:00PM - 91/35 kbps
May 16th, 03:58PM - 1048/195 kbps

May 16th, 12:02AM - 1317/192 kbps
May 16th, 12:01AM - 95/404 kbps
May 15th, 11:59PM - 92/32 kbps

May 15th, 04:00PM - 85/33 kbps
May 15th, 03:56PM - 1212/180 kbps

May 14th, 04:01PM - 91/30 kbps
May 14th, 04:00PM - 1110/32 kbps
May 14th, 03:57PM - 1289/194 kbps

May 13th, 04:01PM - 91/35 kbps
May 13th, 04:00PM - 1382/48 kbps
May 13th, 03:56PM - 1386/196 kbps

May 13th, 12:00AM - 1402/200 kbps
May 12th, 11:04PM - 92/30 kbps

May 12th, 04:01PM - 91/31 kbps
May 12th, 04:00PM - 1387/28 kbps
May 12th, 03:56PM - 1290/187 kbps

May 12th, 12:01AM - 770/142 kbps
May 11th, 11:56PM - 79/34 kbps

May 11th, 12:02AM - 1375/200 kbps
May 10th, 11:58PM - 44/24 kbps

May 10th, 04:01PM - 90/26 kbps
May 10th, 03:56PM - 1272/191 kbps

May 10th, 12:01AM - 777/142 kbps
May 9th, 11:57PM - 46/37 kbps

May 9th, 04:00PM - 90/27 kbps
May 9th, 03:56PM - 1397/196 kbps

May 9th, 12:01AM - 836/114 kbps
May 8th, 11:56PM - 90/32 kbps

May 8th, 04:03PM - 81/32 kbps
May 8th, 03:57PM - 1291/190 kbps

May 8th, 12:02AM - 955/143 kbps
May 7th, 11:56PM - 91/30 kbps

May 7th, 04:01PM - 83/29 kbps
May 7th, 03:57PM - 1227/194 kbps

May 7th, 12:01AM - 1395/196 kbps
May 6th, 11:56PM - 92/30 kbps

May 6th, 04:01PM - 79/31 kbps
May 6th, 03:58PM - 1276/196 kbps

May 6th, 12:01AM - 1210/194 kbps
May 5th, 11:57PM - 78/42 kbps


MMS747

@direcpc.com

reply to Widgeonus
Tech support will tell you it's normal. They're right, if you assume that Hughes has changed how they manage their peak hours. Take a look at my before and after speeds:

Before:

April 23rd, 11:18PM - 78/54 kbps
April 23rd, 12:05AM - 695/123 kbps
April 20th, 11:17PM - 80/59 kbps
April 17th, 10:42PM - 73/40 kbps
April 16th, 10:14PM - 82/120 kbps
April 15th, 10:22PM - 61/49 kbps
April 14th, 11:01PM - 80/69 kbps
March 2nd, 09:40PM - 78/124 kbps
March 2nd, 02:36PM - 701/122 kbps
February 29th, 12:03AM - 696/122 kbps
February 28th, 11:41PM - 81/123 kbps
February 23rd, 09:14PM - 78/75 kbps
February 22nd, 09:53PM - 80/45 kbps
February 22nd, 02:26AM - 699/123 kbps
February 21st, 09:17PM - 77/34 kbps
February 20th, 01:08PM - 612/123 kbps
February 20th, 01:03PM - 74/123 kbps
February 6th, 02:07AM - 711/123 kbps
February 1st, 09:13PM - 107/68 kbps
January 31st, 10:08PM - 105/51 kbps
January 30th, 01:21PM - 700/113 kbps
January 28th, 08:59PM - 117/59 kbps
January 27th, 09:13PM - 109/37 kbps
January 26th, 10:30PM - 100/54 kbps

After:

May 17th, 05:50PM - 757/124 kbps
May 17th, 04:10PM - 752/124 kbps
May 17th, 12:48AM - 754/123 kbps
May 16th, 06:36PM - 757/123 kbps
May 16th, 03:13PM - 751/121 kbps
May 16th, 12:36AM - 758/96 kbps
May 15th, 08:16PM - 746/104 kbps
May 15th, 11:14AM - 744/124 kbps
May 15th, 12:54AM - 749/124 kbps
May 14th, 10:03PM - 751/124 kbps
May 14th, 06:30PM - 749/119 kbps
May 14th, 02:21PM - 745/122 kbps
May 14th, 11:03AM - 757/119 kbps
May 14th, 02:44AM - 756/124 kbps
May 14th, 12:14AM - 749/122 kbps
May 13th, 10:55PM - 744/63 kbps
May 13th, 10:53PM - 759/52 kbps
May 13th, 05:48PM - 751/123 kbps
May 13th, 03:28PM - 758/122 kbps
May 13th, 12:39AM - 753/124 kbps

Before and after what? Beginning around April 10th I changed my usage patterns to conform to what Hughes considers to be an economical user. After two weeks, my throttle was lifted, and after another two weeks I went from light throttling to no throttle at all. I now have my best speeds ever on the same sat/gateway as before.

"My Own Personal FAP"

Home Plan, 117W, 1090MHz, Router Address: 66.82.156.169

slaver

join:2006-07-23
Alma, WV

Thats fine, but I need to sleep at night and work all day, only way I got onto what was going on was when son came home from college and alerted me as to what was going on. I only use the connection from like 7 pm to 11.30 pm each day.
--
HN 7000S Pro Plus 74 west, 1130


MMS747

@direcpc.com
Good point.

teambilly

join:2002-02-05
Newaygo, MI

edit:
May 23rd, @11:49PM

reply to MMS747
how do i change my usage patterns to conform to a economical user? does that mean not using internet between 5pm and 12midnight? or just cutting down on the amount of use?


MMS747

@direcpc.com

See: www.dslreports.com/forum/r18365429-Hughesnet-and-Us, specifically the post by Arion about 3/4 of the way down the page.

In my case, after four months, it finally dawned on me I was being throttled, and I wondered what I was doing to get flagged. Next, I wondered what would happen if I changed my usage patterns. I didn't change any of the activities I was doing before. (By the way, none of these included P2P such as BitTorrent.) All that I changed was the quantity (bandwidth used) of the activities, and their hours. I still stream video (using a low to moderate bit rate which I have done since long before the "4-12 thing" started). Specifically, I watch news programs using RealPlayer and Windows Media Player at 150? (Real) to 350? (WMP) optional rates. And I still use YouTube. I still do normal surfing at any hour of the day, peak or off peak. For downloading and streaming, I try to avoid the 4-12 peak, but occasionally dip into it. I have reduced the frequency and quantity of use of the FAP FREE hours. So a typical "heavy" usage day might include surfing as much as I want when I want, streaming video for an hour or so, and maybe using the FAP FREE zone to download as much as 100MB. (If I had a higher service plan, I would adjust accordingly.)


MMS747

@direcpc.com
Bear in mind that this is just my own little experiment as far as "conforming" goes. It could all end tomorrow. But it is the longest sustained period of moderate to no throttling I have had since New Year's.
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