Ishimaru
@8x8.com
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Re: Is Blast! available in your area - Not PowerBoost Pt 2
Thively,
Do what Eric and I have done and sign up via the chat system, as the phone service wont do it. I have the speedtierextreme2_c01 config file. So once you get it, I'd like to see if your upload is capped like mine. What part of SJ are you in? I'm right by Milpitas. |
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kenshell
join:2004-01-21
Woodbridge, NJ
 ·Comcast
1 edit | My new terayon modem got here today.
speed test had a great upload but dl was not so hot.
Parameter Value
Hardware Version 7.0
Software Version 6.25
DOCSIS Version 2.0
Configuration file name d11_m_ecm715_speedtierextreme2_c01.cm
Maximum Downstream Bandwidth 17600000
Maximum Upstream Bandwidth 2200000
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zerocoolboy
join:2005-09-19
Castro Valley, CA | if you are using router in between that could be the problem that is what happened to me i took the router out is ridiculous speed now |
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PGHammer
join:2003-06-09
Accokeek, MD
clubs:
·Comcast
3 edits | Blast! Stealth Deployments (especially in FIOS areas)
FSX demo DL from MS |
On that issue: this is a *heads-up* for *all* of Prince George's (MD) County: Comcast has (once again) failed to notify us (even via bill insert) of a planned upgrade (this time to CHSI). Effective immediately, all customers with the "speed tier"/Performance Plus tier CHSI package will be upgraded to the Blast! 16M/2M package at no cost. No notice, no warning. The only reason I even found out was a review of my modem logs earlier today (and I noticed a config file that was not typical).
Here's da proof:
DHCP: ACK: Setting (*) CM TFTP Boot file: d11_m_sb5120_speedtierextreme2_c01.cm
More proof:
The only reason I even knew about this was an *atypical* item in the modem startup logs. (Specifically, the modem configuration file is used *exclusively* by Blast!) No notice via e-mail, bill insert, or any other way that Blast! had snuck south of the Montgomery/Prince George's County line. (Note: Blast! is, AFAIK, *still* not offered in DC; however, given how much notice I got (none), I'm taking that with a large mine of salt.)
The hilarious thing is that I'm in a FIOS area (in fact, I'm one of the few CHSI customers in the subdivision), and Comcast has been insisting (rather loudly) that they won't be competing with FIOS on price. But speed increases (and at no increase in price) sure looks like *competition* to me....(even though FIOS' new 15/15 still hammers CHSI based on price/performance, especially if you have large upload traffic). |
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