It’s what you do with it that counts. 14mbps here
It’s what you do with it that counts. 14mbps here
I’ve got 40Gb/sec to my house
well when you are in networking:
1992 -> 128K leased line
1994 -> 2M DSL before _anyone_ had DSL in the UK.
1995 -> 10M Ethernet
1998 -> 100M Ethernet
2001 -> 1G Ethernet
2007 -> 10G Ethernet
2015 -> 100G Ethernet but I broke the TX so on backup at 40G
Hoping to have 400G next year.
Cheers,
Neil.
When you say the cling onto a weak signal - is this disc to disc or device to disc?
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hmm, check its running the latest software, it definitely shouldn't be doing that and won't. We often get clients that don't move (client issue).
We had to go with powerline ethernet because of the metallic insulation in the walls. Absolute bloody bastard it was.
Some days I'm tempted to just accept that we won't be able to fully shut the bedroom and living room doors, and trailing a piece of Cat5e along the floors.yup many folks do, we're trying to convince new builders of houses to put ethernet ports and a wiring closet near the fuse board but they aren't really that attentive. power line sucks as a technology though but in this situation essential.
Some days I'm tempted to just accept that we won't be able to fully shut the bedroom and living room doors, and trailing a piece of Cat5e along the floors.
Used to do that as kids between our bedrooms for PC gaming and it drove our parents absolutely bonkers haha
Well, someone has to bring the average age of membership on this forum down a little bit!Cat5e...... We used BNC!..... To play Doom