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Thread ID: 117755 2011-05-03 10:39:00 Do I need to Re-Wire My Phone Lines Petja (16002) Press F1
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1199189 2011-05-04 05:06:00 Sure, if you were sitting *in* the cabinet perhaps? :p



Yes but your exchange hasn't yet been upgraded, you're on ADSL1, whereas the OP's has.

BTW petja, nice to see you're running the AM300 ;) Half-bridged?

At our school (bout 100m from the towns exchange): 11.5Mbps download and 0.58Mbps upload -- tho speedtest thinks we're in wellington

~2 mins to download a 100mb file -- we count that as fast :D
bot (15449)
1199190 2011-05-04 08:19:00 Sure, if you were sitting *in* the cabinet perhaps? :p



Yes but your exchange hasn't yet been upgraded, you're on ADSL1, whereas the OP's has.

BTW petja, nice to see you're running the AM300 ;) Half-bridged?

Yeah it is, half bridged to an airport extreme on your recommendation. Its a smokin set up, thanks for the recommendation! The airport extreme doesn't have that much range, but I have had it for a couple of months and it has not dropped a single connection!

Right now my wife is streaming movies to the ps3 of a machine downstairs, I am on one laptop, another is downloading updates, 2 iphones are active all wirelessly all no dramas!!!
Petja (16002)
1199191 2011-05-04 08:32:00 Yeah it is, half bridged to an airport extreme on your recommendation. Its a smokin set up, thanks for the recommendation! The airport extreme doesn't have that much range, but I have had it for a couple of months and it has not dropped a single connection!

Right now my wife is streaming movies to the ps3 of a machine downstairs, I am on one laptop, another is downloading updates, 2 iphones are active all wirelessly all no dramas!!!

Apple FTW
Safari (3993)
1199192 2011-05-04 11:32:00 Glad I could help :) Sorry, I forget who I make recommendations to, it happens quite regularly on the forums here and in real-life ... Too many to keep track of :$

I think you'll find the "not dropping" is more related to the Modem (AM300), I've got the same setup but with an Asus WL-520GU, but mostly do those setups with Linksys WRT54GL's ;)

Still, the Extreme is a pretty nice piece of hardware :)
Chilling_Silence (9)
1199193 2011-05-04 13:01:00 Apple FTW

Damn right! Lovin my new macbook pro too :thumbs:



Glad I could help :) Sorry, I forget who I make recommendations to, it happens quite regularly on the forums here and in real-life ... Too many to keep track of :$

I think you'll find the "not dropping" is more related to the Modem (AM300), I've got the same setup but with an Asus WL-520GU, but mostly do those setups with Linksys WRT54GL's ;)

Still, the Extreme is a pretty nice piece of hardware :)

I was pretty sure that the drop outs on my WAG 160N were wireless issues, my wired computer had a pretty solid connection. I read something about an AP isolation bug that terrorises the WAG 160Ns, but to be honest my network knowledge is pretty poor so you could be right. I actually still have that thing I feel too stink to sell it! Maybe I should post it to cisco and tell them to try and use it for a week at home!!!
Petja (16002)
1199194 2011-05-04 22:18:00 And don't overlook checking on the wireless drivers.

I have seen a huge improvement in signal strength on a couple of machines with Realtek hardware after I updated them.
linw (53)
1199195 2011-05-04 22:37:00 The house I bought is pretty old and the wiring looks ugly (and old) too .

My wiring is decades old (big heavy black cabling) but seems to work great, with the new cabinet (Then again, Before the new cabinet I would sometimes get a lot of problems, while Telecom said my line tested out perfectly . )

Also due to those problems Telecom installed a splitter for free which may have helped too ;)

But currently everything is working very well (see attached test results!)

I used to get 13 . 3Mb/s down and about 860Kb/s up but with interleaving turned off it made a pretty nice improvement . Ping used to be anywhere between 25 and 60ms
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