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btw if you change the default servers your results might vary. Really depends on the bandwidth of the server too.

btw 62 mps candice .. where do you work? lol it must be a huge company with too much money to spend on their internet connection.

A university ...

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btw if you change the default servers your results might vary. Really depends on the bandwidth of the server too.

btw 62 mps candice .. where do you work? lol it must be a huge company with too much money to spend on their internet connection.

A university ...

Are you running on a T3 or OC3?

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btw if you change the default servers your results might vary. Really depends on the bandwidth of the server too.

btw 62 mps candice .. where do you work? lol it must be a huge company with too much money to spend on their internet connection.

A university ...

Are you running on a T3 or OC3?

:noidea:

I don't run for anything...

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btw if you change the default servers your results might vary. Really depends on the bandwidth of the server too.

btw 62 mps candice .. where do you work? lol it must be a huge company with too much money to spend on their internet connection.

A university ...

Are you running on a T3 or OC3?

:noidea:

I don't run for anything...

Ask your network geeks, they'll tell you. I would be interested in knowing.

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It's official, I am the oldest, slowest, most creaky (no South, not cranky, creaky...) person on this site. :blink:

And I am even faster than my computer......

Lord, life is hard...... :rolleyes:

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btw if you change the default servers your results might vary. Really depends on the bandwidth of the server too.

btw 62 mps candice .. where do you work? lol it must be a huge company with too much money to spend on their internet connection.

A university ...

Are you running on a T3 or OC3?

:noidea:

I don't run for anything...

Ask your network geeks, they'll tell you. I would be interested in knowing.

OneLight, they might use different terminology. I know the UK and maybe all of Europe use E1 instead of T1.

Still though for an individual terminal to get that kind of bandwidth out is crazy heh .. maybe the testing site was on the local LAN.

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Well shucks! I thought our service was mediocre at best. But I am getting 1.22 down and .44 up (average from both testing sites). This is what passes for high speed internet out here in the Indiana sticks. Then again, I am extremely grateful for what we do get, as for a lot of years the only option was dial up and that was just about enough to make me nuts. Of course, our service is a bit iffy sometimes. It comes via the phone line and drops out unexpectedly all the time. Twice in the past month it was gone for most of a day. Still, I do my best not to complain since it is so much better than dial up was!

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Ahmm... I don't know the technological words, but the Uni generates it's own internet, so that it can sell it to students, and yes I was plugged into the wall with a blue cord when I did that test at work. Whatever that is called :cool:.

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Well shucks! I thought our service was mediocre at best. But I am getting 1.22 down and .44 up (average from both testing sites). This is what passes for high speed internet out here in the Indiana sticks. Then again, I am extremely grateful for what we do get, as for a lot of years the only option was dial up and that was just about enough to make me nuts. Of course, our service is a bit iffy sometimes. It comes via the phone line and drops out unexpectedly all the time. Twice in the past month it was gone for most of a day. Still, I do my best not to complain since it is so much better than dial up was!

It really depends on how far you are away from the light tables in the central office if you're using a DSL type line, and that and how many others are on your cable if you're using a cable system.... cable systems share bandwidth on each line, but DSL doesn't. Cable is usually much faster if you are the only one using that line, but I've seen cable capable of producing 18 mps go to less than 1 meg during certain times of the day.

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the school may be using their mainframe for the students to connect, and that's possible for that mainframe to be part of thier system backbone.

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