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Testing direct from the firewalla gold pro, I am not getting my required speed for upload. I should be getting 2.5 GB. What is odd is my pc that is connected to my firewalla I get the full upload speed of 2.5 GB. So I know I am getting what I pay for. Can anyone help me understand what I am missing. Thanks submitted by /u/Unusual-Echo-5395 to r/firewalla [link] [comments]

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Here is how they did it in a way: They used a special kind of fiber that has 19 cores and is very thin, just 0.125 mm. They sent a lot of wavelengths through this fiber 180 to be exact and they used something called -core amplifiers and MIMO DSP to stop interference. They tested this over a distance, 1,808 km by using a loop that went around 21 times. For example this is really fast you can download the Netflix library in just one second. This was done at the NICT Photonic Network Laboratory in Japan. It was just a test in a lab. They did not say how much it cost to do this the people at NICT did not give out any details, about the cost. Source: Sumitomo Electric Industries Press Release – May 29, 2025 submitted by /u/Early_Negotiation142 to r/interesting [link] [comments]

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Just trying to figure out. Edit: Has anyone tried to compare the speed test sites and came up with a better comparison? submitted by /u/origanalsameasiwas to r/HomeNetworking [link] [comments]

Hey everybody! I need help with knowing if this is good or bad. I’ve applied for a work from home job and she told me to meet the requirements. Is this good or bad please let me know ! ☺️ thank you submitted by /u/Effective_Refuse288 to r/HomeNetworking [link] [comments]

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I’ve just tested my speed on several different platforms and it’s gone from download 11.7 mbps on Speakeasy (.9 upload) 6.9 mbps on Test my speed .5 15mbps on spectrum (0 mbps upload) 6.3 mbps on google fiber (.4 upload ) 8.46 mbps on cloudflare ( 664kbps) Basically, all really lousy but how do I find out which one is correct? submitted by /u/94Rangerbabe to r/techsupport [link] [comments]

Or is it just the ISP-provided public IP? The format is 00.000.000.250 Need po kasi ng screenshot ng net speed for a job post. submitted by /u/yourpal_ron to r/Tech_Philippines [link] [comments]

So I consistently was not able to hit the rated 4gbps from my ISP on my UDM, but their modem was working at the rated speed just fine (bypassing the UDM). Since the UDMP doesn't have a faster than 1G LAN port, I bought a RJ45/10g SFP+ adapter for my ISPs modem. But I noticed I couldn't go much higher than 1.2-1.4 Gbps consistently. I was fiddling around with the UDMP today and noticed the SFP module was pretty warm, so I thought: "I wonder if this thing throttles?", so I slapped some spare heatsinks onto it. Sure enough, I just tested a few times in a row at higher speeds. It's stupid and I hate it, but it works. submitted by /u/sig_kill to r/Ubiquiti [link] [comments]

This has been happening for years and I thought it was my Ethernet cord and so I got something else to connect to the WiFi router but same thing. I don’t know what to do submitted by /u/521Cooper to r/computerhelp [link] [comments]

So, a little back story. I work for an internet provider company as a lead in the internet repair department. This means that I get calls from agents who work there that either need help with a situation because they are stuck and don't know what to do, or when a customer escalates the call asking for a supervisor, manager, or someone above them. My department mainly handles internet issues like being offline, outages, replacing equipment, etc. So, the other day was like any other. I'm getting calls from agents needing equipment transferred from one account to another, scheduling a technician for customers who refuse to do any troubleshooting, the list goes on and on. One of my main calls is an agent asking for me to run a special tool that corrects the speed being sent to a customer. This usually happens when a customer upgrades or downgrades their internet speed and it doesn't take right away, and this only takes a couple minutes. This comes in later. On this particular day, I get a call from an agent that says her customer wants to speak to a supervisor because he is not getting the speeds he pays for. This happens quite a lot, usually because most people don't understand how the internet works and all the factors that come into the result of a speed test. This can include a lot of things, like how far away you are from your router, if you are testing on Wi-Fi or directly connected, how many devices you are currently using, and even things like how your residence is built, because stone and concrete do not allow Wi-Fi signals to travel through. When I looked at the customer's account, I see that he is currently subscribed to 100mbps, (megabits per second). Our normal plans are 300, 500, and a Gig, which is 1000. I asked the agent what results he was getting, and she told me it was 437mbps, which is way over what he is paying for. I told the agent to go ahead and transfer him to me, and I'll continue the discussion. Once the customer gets to me, we'll call him Darren, I introduce myself and ask how I can help. Darren immediately begins yelling and cursing at me about how he is not getting what he pays for and is extremely upset, and even demanding credit to his account because of this. I begin to try and apologize to Darren and explain that speed test results can vary based on certain conditions. He cuts me off and states that he is recording the call and will be posting everything I say on social media. I tell him that that is fine, as all our calls are recorded for quality assurance purposes as well, and everything will be documented. Darren then proceeds to continue cursing stating that this is unacceptable, and I should be ashamed of myself for working for a company that does not provide the product people are paying for. While he rants on and on, I noticed that he had recently changed his internet plan from 500mbps, to 100mbps two days ago. Now, as I mentioned before, sometimes the internet changes don't happen right away, and we have to run a specific tool to fix it. This can happen when the modem has not been reset to reflect these changes. I try to tell Darren that he is receiving more than what he is paying for, and again, he cuts me off stating that he will be reporting us to the FCC, BBB, and filing a lawsuit about this, all while recording our conversation. Now, normally I wouldn't care, and Id allow the speed to continue going through until the system automatically fixes it. But his attitude and rude demeanor made me feel otherwise. Cue the malicious compliance: I respond to Darren saying "Sir, you are absolutely right. And I am so sorry you are not receiving the speeds you are paying for. I will get this fixed right away" Now, this plan that Darren was on, the 100 speed, is a plan that only certain customers can get if they are financially unable to make normal payments, meaning he had to apply for this program and be approved, based on his low income. So, I run the fix tool on his internet and reduce the speed down to 100 as he requested. I then ask him how his speed results are now. Darren then responds, "It's even worse than it was before! What kind of trick are you trying to pull on me?!" I responded, "Sir, you told me you were not getting the speeds you were paying for, and you were right. You recently applied for financial assistance to be downgraded to 100, and I fixed that for you. It was absolutely wrong of us to be sending you 500 when you were only paying for 100. I apologize for the inconvenience." After a few minutes of silence, Darren then muffled to himself "this is ridiculous" and proceeded to disconnect the call. I left notes on his account so any future agent would know what had happened that day, and that he was not entitled to any credit on his bill. All I can say is, be careful what you complain about. submitted by /u/xFritsy to r/MaliciousCompliance [link] [comments]

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