 HiVoltPremium
join:2000-12-28
Toronto, ON
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Re: [DSL] SmartRG SR505N Modem Looking forward to seeing how well it works and syncs on a Stinger (IKNS) remote...
I'm holding back a bit before buying one... Mainly i want to see if it can maintain 10meg upload, my line can handle 10meg up on the Cellpipe and Sagemcom modems.
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planiwa
join:2009-02-19
Toronto M5S
kudos:1 | said by HiVolt: ... how well it works and syncs on a Stinger (IKNS) remote ... if it can maintain 10meg upload ... Can you suggest a test that I could run for you? Presumably you mean 10Mb/s, but how much data? What protocol? TCP? UDP?
Would you like me to netcat or ssh from one Bell host to another, SmartRG to SmartRG, IKNS to 7330? And also Sagemcom to Sagemcom?
Make you a Tomato Real-Time chart (2s display intervals, for 10 minutes = 750MB). Or? (Please don't say "Microsoft" or "install" or "create an account".) 
BTW, have you jailbroken a Sagemcom? |
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HiVoltPremium
join:2000-12-28
Toronto, ON
kudos:19 Reviews:
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| said by planiwa:Can you suggest a test that I could run for you? Presumably you mean 10Mb/s, but how much data? What protocol? TCP? UDP?
Would you like me to netcat or ssh from one Bell host to another, SmartRG to SmartRG, IKNS to 7330? And also Sagemcom to Sagemcom?
Make you a Tomato Real-Time chart (2s display intervals, for 10 minutes = 750MB). Or? (Please don't say "Microsoft" or "install" or "create an account".)
BTW, have you jailbroken a Sagemcom?
I'm more interested what the sync rate is... if it syncs, it will no doubt be able to provide the 10mbps upload thruput.
And yes, I have a sagemcom with the telnet access enabled, but i'm not using it at the moment...
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planiwa
join:2009-02-19
Toronto M5S
kudos:1 | Ah. Sync rate is easy. I was reading more into your word "maintain" than you had intended.
I just logged into the (IKNS-connected) Sagemcom -- there is no line data at all. Not even sync rate. Not even in syslog.
(If you are not using your telnet-capable Sagemcom, maybe I can borrow it to do line-stat comparisons, if you are near M5S. That may be easier than trying to educate one of my Sagemcoms.)
Later this afternoon or evening I will go there with the SmartRGs, and a newly configured Tomato router. |
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