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Your current bandwidth reading is:

15.97 Mbps

which means you can download at 2 MB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up
33.6 kbps dial-up
53.3 kbps dial-up
56 kbps ISDN
128 kbps ISDN
384 kbps DSL
768 kbps DSL
1000 kbps DSL
1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem
16351.3 kbps YOU

Your current bandwidth reading is:

1.54 Mbps

which means you can download at 197.75 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up
33.6 kbps dial-up
53.3 kbps dial-up
56 kbps ISDN
128 kbps ISDN
384 kbps DSL
768 kbps DSL
1000 kbps DSL
1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem
1582 kbps YOU

Your current bandwidth reading is:

1.97 Mbps

which means you can download at 251.6 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up
33.6 kbps dial-up
53.3 kbps dial-up
56 kbps ISDN
128 kbps ISDN
384 kbps DSL
768 kbps DSL
1000 kbps DSL
1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem
2012.8 kbps YOU

Your current bandwidth reading is:

2.51 Mbps

which means you can download at 320.66 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up
33.6 kbps dial-up
53.3 kbps dial-up
56 kbps ISDN
128 kbps ISDN
384 kbps DSL
768 kbps DSL
1000 kbps DSL
1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem
2565.3 kbps YOU

Your current bandwidth reading is:

3.94 Mbps

which means you can download at 504.03 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up
33.6 kbps dial-up
53.3 kbps dial-up
56 kbps ISDN
128 kbps ISDN
384 kbps DSL
768 kbps DSL
1000 kbps DSL
1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem
4032.2 kbps YOU

Your current bandwidth reading is:

8.27 Mbps

which means you can download at 1.03 MB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up
33.6 kbps dial-up
53.3 kbps dial-up
56 kbps ISDN
128 kbps ISDN
384 kbps DSL
768 kbps DSL
1000 kbps DSL
1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem
8464.8 kbps YOU

Your current bandwidth reading is: 14.69 Mbps which means you can download at 1.84 MB/sec. from our servers. 28.8 kbps dial-up 33.6 kbps dial-up 53.3 kbps dial-up 56 kbps ISDN 128 kbps ISDN 384 kbps DSL 768 kbps DSL 1000 kbps DSL 1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem 15042.3 kbps YOU DSL Status: Up DSL Modul...

Your current bandwidth reading is:

16.45 Mbps

which means you can download at 2.06 MB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up
33.6 kbps dial-up
53.3 kbps dial-up
56 kbps ISDN
128 kbps ISDN
384 kbps DSL
768 kbps DSL
1000 kbps DSL
1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem
16844.4 kbps YOU

Your current bandwidth reading is:

1.93 Mbps

which means you can download at 247.25 KB/sec. from our servers.

28.8 kbps dial-up
33.6 kbps dial-up
53.3 kbps dial-up
56 kbps ISDN
128 kbps ISDN
384 kbps DSL
768 kbps DSL
1000 kbps DSL
1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem
1978 kbps YOU

Thanks it's currently now Your current bandwidth reading is: 4.20 Mbps which means you can download at 537.64 KB/sec. from our servers. 28.8 kbps dial-up 33.6 kbps dial-up 53.3 kbps dial-up 56 kbps ISDN 128 kbps ISDN 384 kbps DSL 768 kbps DSL 1000 kbps DSL 1500 kbps DSL/T1/Cable Modem 4301.1 kbps YO...

Currently can manage to log on but is extremely slow , and status = DSL Status: Up DSL Modulation Mode: ADSL2+ DSL Path Mode: INTERLEAVED Downstream Rate: 3466 Kbps Upstream Rate: 34 Kbps Downstream Margin: 9 db Upstream Margin: 9 db Downstream Line Attenuation: 43 Upstream Line Attenuation: 52 Down...

ok here are the stats after the reboot, Now I shall monitor DSL Status: Up DSL Modulation Mode: ADSL2+ DSL Path Mode: INTERLEAVED Downstream Rate: 20855 Kbps Upstream Rate: 812 Kbps Downstream Margin: 9 db Upstream Margin: 15 db Downstream Line Attenuation: 14 Upstream Line Attenuation: 6 Downstream...

Ok Changed to an old linksys I had lying around DNS issue has not reoccured in the last few days but I can go from 16 Mbps earlier this am to 8.92 Mbps ( this moment ) down to 2 Mps ( last night ) and anywhere in between at any given time DSL Status: Up DSL Modulation Mode: ADSL2+ DSL Path Mode: FAS...

Just died again

dig support.microsoft.com

; <<>> DiG 9.8.1-P1 <<>> support.microsoft.com
;; global options: +cmd
;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached


yet could ping 8.8.8.8 and 220.233.0.4 and .3

That's one thing ruled out at least now. When the trouble occurs, if you can traceroute, you can presumably ping the name servers. I'm wondering if it is in the system - did you prepend the servers in dhclient.conf, or something else? I have static IP's for the linux box and the naeservers are in r...