Subject: Re: [eCS ISP] fttc and fiber datarates
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From: Neil Waldhauer <neil@baywarp.org>
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Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2019 07:07:10 -0800
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On 12/18/19 12:17 pm, Massimo S. wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> i've read a very long thread (eg. os2world) about datarates issues 
> with modern
> connections like fttc or (pure) fiber
>
> here my connection is an FTTC 100Megabit/sec downstreaming and 
> 20Megabit/sec upstreaming
>
> my experience with AOS 5.0.x or eCS 2.x is mixed, some good darates, 
> some very poor
>
> which kind of connections do you have?
> how is your experience with datarates?
> any suggestion?
>
>
> thanks
>
> massimo

I have a slow connection at my office, but a fast connection downtown. 
Downtown is 2300 Mb/s up and down. They essentially have a backbone 
connection, but they don't expose the full speed. (They won't bond the 
fibers into a faster connection yet.) How can I run a decent speed test 
on my next trip downtown?

Neil

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