Broadband help...
- Thread starter sixt9ers
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I think so !! I'm running winXP...LTR12101B said:You are changing the right device, I presume?
Which OS?
In the Advanced properties for the adapter, is the packet size set to LARGE - I have a vague recollection that there are two places that this is set, and one may override or set a maximum for the other.
I have gone to the drive properties for the copperjet modem...it has an SDU size of 1500, encapsulation type says PPPoA(RFC2364), Modulation type: TI.413, VCI value is 38 & VPI is 0....does any of this help !!!!!!
What I have change is in the network adapters & what I have downloaded......TCP optimizer & DRTCP....
I have no idea...lol....lot of help me !!! Sorry...ipdave said:Does your DSL modem have an MTU size setting, dear Paula?
After all that I have just realised....I have been testing for a normal connection, instead of PPPoA (what does that stand for?!!)
I have re-done the test and it now says:
http://ny-monitor.dslreports.com/tweak/block:d290ac?service=dsl&speed=512&os=winXP&via=pppoA
I have re-done the test and it now says:
http://ny-monitor.dslreports.com/tweak/block:d290ac?service=dsl&speed=512&os=winXP&via=pppoA
Point to point protocol over ATM - which (unlike PPoE) does seem as if it should be capable of 1500 MTU.
A friend just had BB installed using an Intel modem - and after installing a USB card as the external USB modem would not ready-up on the onboard USB - it went like a rocket!
I'm on cable, and dialup before that, and I tweaked the hell out of dialup!
A friend just had BB installed using an Intel modem - and after installing a USB card as the external USB modem would not ready-up on the onboard USB - it went like a rocket!
I'm on cable, and dialup before that, and I tweaked the hell out of dialup!