 JenSuisUn
Premium Member
join:2006-02-23
Chatham, ON |
[Cable] Kitchener Upgrade Complete!Letting you know! |
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aver
join:2007-12-03
Kitchener, ON |
aver
Member
2011-Sep-29 2:45 pm
Awesome, thanks for the update! Also appreciate all the hard work you guys do, keep it up you guys are doing great! |
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to JenSuisUn
Excellent news. Thank you. Can you be specific about what the old configuration was, and what the new one is? |
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JenSuisUn
Premium Member
join:2006-02-23
Chatham, ON |
Existing 1GigE is now 2GigE  |
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 damir52SFRJ
Premium Member
join:2003-05-24 |
to JenSuisUn
How longer are you going to keep stop sales for KW? Are you guys planing on adding more BW to KW? I am sure that students will eat that up very fast  Thanks |
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JenSuisUn
Premium Member
join:2006-02-23
Chatham, ON |
I think the intelligent thing to do is at least give it a few hours to catch on. Still what the performance of the upgrade looks like. |
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damir52SFRJ
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join:2003-05-24 |
to JenSuisUn
Sure thing |
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to JenSuisUn
All of K/W is served by 2000mbps?! that seems really low to me, are you sure it isn't higher than that?
...Mike |
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to JenSuisUn
Getting just 5Mbps on my extreme :\ |
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damir52SFRJ
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join:2003-05-24 |
to JenSuisUn
Post some speedtests |
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to JenSuisUn
Reboot modem and wait 5 minutes before reconnecting. |
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to JenSuisUn
How about Dupont? |
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Annex
join:2007-11-21
Kitchener, ON |
Annex
Member
2011-Sep-29 4:27 pm
I tested 15mbit even right now. Will test again in 5 hours during peak times. |
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 Cyprium
join:2007-04-07
Cambridge, ON |
to JenSuisUn
Express Cable with SB5100 modem 
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eheyl
join:2008-03-23
Kitchener, ON |
to JenSuisUn
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KWGiant
join:2011-09-22
Kitchener, ON
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to JenSuisUn
Much better than it was yesterday at around the same time....Will try again as the evening progresses. 
Thanks for the update TSI. |
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to JenSuisUn
 5pm. Not bad. Thanks |
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to JenSuisUn
Much better. Thanks Teksavvy! 
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to KWGiant
lol where are you getting 50? |
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I'd be curious to know what kind of formulas they use to determine how much bandwidth they need based on the number of customers being served by that link.
Obviously if there is only 2000mbps available and the maximum speed for each client is 24mbps then only 83 people could be hitting full bore at the same time. I know that obviously they factor in the fact that not everybody is going full bore all the time but would be curious to know what the quick and dirty multiplication factor is per subscribed user.
Something along the lines of # clients times xmbps?
Would imagine it might be a little more complicated than that but still there must be some sort of industry "standard" calculation they are using to determine what they need?
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to JenSuisUn
I'm seeing a pretty wide range of speeds in my testing from about 5Mbps up to 18Mbps on both speedtest.teksavvy.com and speedtest.net.
I haven't been able to pull anywhere near the same speeds in any two tests which leaves me concerned about consistency. |
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Annex
join:2007-11-21
Kitchener, ON |
to darryldale
Well I think it safe to say that their formula needs to be adjusted to be more conservative. Obviously when we were getting 1-2mbit speeds that we didnt just come close to maximum but hit that and then some. |
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 va3tng
Premium Member
join:2011-09-13
Waterloo, ON |
to JenSuisUn
Well I am not seeing any improvement  I have rebooted my SB6120 a couple of times and I have also tested with my computer connected straight to the modem. Here is what I have gotten: Whit router + switch in place ip: 24.246.29.185  Just the computer ip: 184.175.46.18  Any thoughts? |
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Mine's good.  SB6120 - 6:00pm |
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to va3tng
Same here. Getting some real blistering speeds  
I live just off of victoria too... tried resetting and everything, still no luck.
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sbackx
join:2011-09-21
Kitchener, ON |
to JenSuisUn
Better than it was but still not the 15 I'm paying for.. 
This is after rebooting the modem for 5 minutes. Can someone at Teksavvy confirm if there is still congestion or not??
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 Taylortbb
Premium Member
join:2007-02-18
Kitchener, ON |
said by sbackx:Can someone at Teksavvy confirm if there is still congestion or not??
POI congestion appears to be solved, I'm sustaining over 20Mb/s on torrents. There will however be cases of node congestion that are unrelated to the POI congestion. Node congestion affects Rogers and TekSavvy customers equally, so you can speak to your neighbours. If you've got a DOCSIS 2.0 modem it's almost certainly node congestion. It also seems that areas which are student heavy may be experiencing congestion even on DOCSIS 3.0, though this isn't confirmed. |
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sbackx
join:2011-09-21
Kitchener, ON |
sbackx
Member
2011-Sep-29 6:33 pm
Well, I'm using the DCM475 I bought from Teksavvy a few months ago.
I'm by Homer Watson/Ottawa so it doesn't seem like it would be a student heavy location but maybe. |
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damir52SFRJ
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join:2003-05-24 |
to JenSuisUn
Looks like my internet just started working, but the speeds i am getting is around 5-6 mbit, downloading centos now.
gw01.mtth.phub.net.cable.rogers.com
Which POI is this?
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