Bonded FTTC is nice :)

We've got our 3 line rig set up and all working (finally). They each sync around 70Mb so around 68Mb IP profile.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/2072673950.png

Not bad for MLPPP

nice

Very Nice, Will you be going for the FTTP on demand (330Mb) when it arrives ? seems like the only way to beat what you have now.

I presume you are running your website over this? or was it just to see what it could do so that you could offer the service to others?

No, its only used for the general office traffic. We don't host anything in the office as there is not enough resilience on this exchange.

Is bonded FTTC available uto customers?

Thanks

We can do, but don't at present. This is largely to protect the network, as 10 people on a 3 line 80Mb bonded service will be using the same bandwidth on the network as 360 people on a 5Mbit ADSL connection! So it would just cause more chance of network congestion over time, and mean that everyone ends up with slower speeds as a result, thereby ultimately making the bonded connection pointless as it will be slower!

80Mb is enough for anyone at this moment in time, most servers can't give maximum download speeds anyway. We don't need higher than that in the office, but we're just testing the technology and possibilities out.

Edited by deleted (Thu 19-Jul-12 20:58:47)

Pretty much on par with my 3 line bonded setup, it is very nice! What router? Using a Routerboard 450G here.

http://speedtest.net/result/2054732158.png

In reply to a post by Adsl24:

80Mb is enough for anyone at this moment in time,

Oh I don't know, there's always room for faster speeds.

In reply to a post by locutus:

In reply to a post by Adsl24:

80Mb is enough for anyone at this moment in time,

Oh I don't know, there's always room for faster speeds.

Remember he's talking from the ISP perspective.

Have you run a TBB speedtest?

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Have you run a TBB speedtest?

Yes:

Congratulations!

You're on a very fast connection which appears to exceed 100 Mbps. This tester has been designed to test UK broadband connections, and we're passionate about producing accurate results, so at the moment we're not able to give you a test result that we can be confident is reliable. However at those speeds, you don't really need us to tell you, it's fast. Go surf!