pradeep_chauhan
Cyborg Agent
"46/48 bps maximum" there is something seriously wrong with your connection or have you forgoten a 'k'
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You never get such speed over analogue line. Go for ISDN BRI connection. Or if avilable go for DIAS. Then onlu u can get 64/128 kbps.
Or one thing you can do. If you have two phone line then use them both using modem. Windows 2000 and later have this feature to connect internet with multiple line.
Or one thing you can do. If you have two phone line then use them both using modem. Windows 2000 and later have this feature to connect internet with multiple line.
the best thing to do is get the mtnl unlimited internet conection plan for two telephone lines... get 2 modems... and woah cool internet dowloads!!!! i did try it.. and it was way better.... than connection for a single line.. but then one of my line was a normal line so didn`t use it often... cause i got a phone bill of 1k and oh my my was dc for 5 days cause we didn`t pay the phone bill...hehehehehe
but still it was fun...while it lasted...
oh i have a 10 year old 33.6K modem and get speeds of around 3.6 to 4.3 at night... it ain`t bad what say people???
and oh do any of the internet speed increase progams do any good..
can u guys tell me about the mtnl server... if possible.
thanks..
and oh what`s the best bit torrent program... can you tell me.. i use azereus... which else is good..
but still it was fun...while it lasted...
oh i have a 10 year old 33.6K modem and get speeds of around 3.6 to 4.3 at night... it ain`t bad what say people???
and oh do any of the internet speed increase progams do any good..
can u guys tell me about the mtnl server... if possible.
thanks..
and oh what`s the best bit torrent program... can you tell me.. i use azereus... which else is good..
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I get around 52 kbbs in off-peak time and 44 kbbs in peak hours on my BSNL dialup.
The connection speed in based on various factors. Some are below
1. ISP's Bandwidth
2. The remote network you are connected to
3. Traffic on the internet
4. Mode of connection (Wireless, Fiber optic, Copper)
5. Date flow
6. Packet loss while tranmitting date through various gateways untill end point
7. Network sharing (If you are sharing the same internet connection with several computers on your LAN)
Remember that, Your computer configuration has no effect over the Internet Speed. Ex: If you use a p4 or an p1... The connection speed will remain the same.
For better speed, try using a proxy server which is located in your ISP's network. You can find such proxies from several online sites. Do note, usage of such proxies will not warrent any security over your date transmission and you will also be exhibited to privacy problems.
You can measure the Data flow / Internet Speed / Date loss and etc using software's such as DU meter and Netmeter.
I get around 52 kbbs in off-peak time and 44 kbbs in peak hours on my BSNL dialup.
The connection speed in based on various factors. Some are below
1. ISP's Bandwidth
2. The remote network you are connected to
3. Traffic on the internet
4. Mode of connection (Wireless, Fiber optic, Copper)
5. Date flow
6. Packet loss while tranmitting date through various gateways untill end point
7. Network sharing (If you are sharing the same internet connection with several computers on your LAN)
Remember that, Your computer configuration has no effect over the Internet Speed. Ex: If you use a p4 or an p1... The connection speed will remain the same.
For better speed, try using a proxy server which is located in your ISP's network. You can find such proxies from several online sites. Do note, usage of such proxies will not warrent any security over your date transmission and you will also be exhibited to privacy problems.
You can measure the Data flow / Internet Speed / Date loss and etc using software's such as DU meter and Netmeter.
demoninside
In the zone
Hey can any buddy tell me how to use two modems in the most efficent manner
coz when i did it it wasn't very usefull just get a very littel upgrade
coz when i did it it wasn't very usefull just get a very littel upgrade
ashish_dsc
Right off the assembly line
demoninside
In the zone
raven couldn't find that can give me link pls
o ur relyin on my reply 
well my experience with it was with broadband
tho i suggested it to someone and was said it worked with dial up
so just goto control panel => network connections
select ur 2 dialup connections ... and right click ... and select bridge connections
this should be simple enuff dude ... try it out ..
well my experience with it was with broadband
tho i suggested it to someone and was said it worked with dial up
so just goto control panel => network connections
select ur 2 dialup connections ... and right click ... and select bridge connections
this should be simple enuff dude ... try it out ..
demoninside
In the zone
k got it dude actually i was having more questions so i asked u that
should i shoot those here??????
i think i shouldn't so asked .
any way thanx a lot.
should i shoot those here??????
i think i shouldn't so asked .
any way thanx a lot.
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