Ok, just to clarify a couple of points, a 3-minute ADSL crash course in
some relevant points only:
* The subscriber lines used for ADSL are simply the already existing
phone lines. This usually is one twisted pair per subscriber (with a 1:1
mapping of a line to a phone number). This means
Helmut,
you did a very thorough overview of ADSL. Good job.
me thinks it took more than 3 minutes to write.
The original poster did note that the problems are present when it is
ethernet only. Which means that the wifi explanation fades.
Not completely - wifi is always a problem and is never
...@lists.canterbury.ac.nz [mailto:linux-users-
boun...@lists.canterbury.ac.nz] On Behalf Of Derek Smithies
Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2014 9:26 AM
To: linux-users@lists.canterbury.ac.nz
Subject: Re: [Linux-users] DSL connection testing
Dave,
There is quite a bit of information you can glean from looking
dave lilley wrote, On 18/06/14 11:36:
Today I'very got more info on this and setup is adsl to
modem modem to wireless router.
Connection is faster before 7.30pm and after 10.30PM.
I'm gonna try and access a terminal and run a ping test for
24 hrs to a log file.
Dave - can you email me
Hi,
me too.
I can run some tests from here - and then I will log it and graph it.
Derek.
On 18/06/14 11:53, C. Falconer wrote:
dave lilley wrote, On 18/06/14 11:36:
Today I'very got more info on this and setup is adsl to
modem modem to wireless router.
Connection is faster before 7.30pm and
thanks for the offer.
I've forwarded onto steve the offers as it his not mine that's on DSL (i've got
a vodafone cable here.
I've asked him to contact you directly (off list) if he want the help.
I've also sent him some url's on how to do a ping test via ipad and suggested
he do 3 days worth
So how you go about proving that there is a problem where
once there wasn't?, and you suspect over
subscription/connections to the phone line you're using?
- Original Message Follows -
On Tue 17 Jun 2014 07:42:03 NZST +1200, dave lilley wrote:
Your whole concept is flawed. Drop that
Dave,
There is quite a bit of information you can glean from looking at the
arrival time
of packets, and round trip times. A just sit down with a laptop and test
experience
that lasts 30 seconds is almost completely worthless - as it does not
tell you how the
link is doing at any other time.
dave lilley wrote, On 17/06/14 07:42:
anyone here able to suggest anyway of testing number of users connected to a
line?
Mate who lives in Downs Rd South eyreton commented to me about his link going
down and he thinks too many people are
on it up stream.
mate says he spoke to the
