View Full Version : Fast then slow, then fast.....
I'm having problems with my adelphia cable modem. I've had it for about 3 months and know what it can do. But about two weeks ago everything has been slowed way down to a crawl. I'll start a download and it will begin at 60k a sec and by the time its done its going at about 5k a sec this is the same everywhere with large sites like 3dfx and microsoft. I cant think of anything wrong with my comp, I've tried all the tweaks. I think its the isp, but I called them and they pinged me at 11 and said it was al good, I know something is wrong. any ideas??
There's prolly too many people on ur node. All u really can do is complain until the speeds come back to where they should be.
I dont really think its people on my node because its all hours. Not peek, and I've tried it all the time. My speeds jump all over the place, I would expect steady slow speeds if more people were on it.
Maybe ur ISP's backbone isn't what it should be for the number of customers they have.
emixnem
09-30-03, 01:25 AM
same here
Massive Overkil
09-30-03, 06:08 AM
Two weeks ago is when the viruses hit hard. Put up a firewall on high settings and look at your logs. I bet you're getting an ICMP request from a new source every couple of seconds. Does the data light on your modem just about go solid when your speed comes to a crawl?
If these ping attacks are what's causing your slowdown get used to it, there's not a whole lot you can do.
Originally posted by Massive Overkil
Two weeks ago is when the viruses hit hard. Put up a firewall on high settings and look at your logs. I bet you're getting an ICMP request from a new source every couple of seconds. Does the data light on your modem just about go solid when your speed comes to a crawl?
If these ping attacks are what's causing your slowdown get used to it, there's not a whole lot you can do.
I think if he hadn't gotten his problem fixed in 3 years, then there's no hope for him ;)
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