Bart
Could be that your connection's been temporarily "unchoked" - perhaps bypassed the proxy server that could "control" your dataflow
Used to do that to shape the customers' bandwidth so that it gets an upper limit to prevent tooooooooo muuuuuuuch downloads!
HTH
Cheers
Bill
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Originally Posted by bartman
Just curious if there is a reason to this......
Got a email this morning saying that there was a fault in WA for ADSL customers and that there may be connection problems. The following emails said that customers have been switched over to "alternate equipment" whilst they resolve the problem.
Well.....download speeds have increased heaps! for instance, Pauls mosaic of the sun wich is 1.3mb ( so be warned) cam up within! a second. I downloaded a youtube vid ( 150mb) and the download speed indicates it was running between 1.0 and 2.0mb/s, where as normally I would get max about 0.5 to 0.75mb/s.
So the question is , why is this so ? anyone have some idea?
My speedtest.net results are pretty much the same as per previous tests......
Anyhoo 
Bartman |